5-7302 - ArcSight Recon for Threat Hunters and Analysts Certification

The ArcSight Recon for Threat Hunters and Analysts certification validates your proficiency with OpenText ArcSight Recon, a modern security log analytics platform. It shows you can effectively use Recon’s search, reporting, dashboarding, and analytics capabilities to investigate event data, detect anomalies, and hunt threats across large datasets.

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What is 5-7302 - ArcSight Recon for Threat Hunters and Analysts Certification about?

This certification demonstrates hands-on skill in using ArcSight Recon to consume and analyze security event data, create and refine event searches, and build actionable dashboards and reports. Candidates are tested on identifying events of interest, modeling behavior patterns, and detecting outlier activity for threat hunting and analysis. It’s suitable for both beginner and experienced security analysts looking to prove their Recon expertise.

What are the objectives of 5-7302 - ArcSight Recon for Threat Hunters and Analysts Certification ?

Upon earning this certification, you will be able to:

Understand fundamental and advanced features of ArcSight Recon for security analytics.
Efficiently perform event searches and summarize data to uncover meaningful patterns.
Create reports and dashboards to visualize and communicate analysis results.
Build behavior models to identify anomalies and support threat hunting workflows.

Who is 5-7302 - ArcSight Recon for Threat Hunters and Analysts Certification for?

Security analysts and threat hunters involved in investigating event activity.
Beginners through advanced practitioners who want to validate practical skills using ArcSight Recon.
Professionals working in SOC (Security Operations Center), threat detection, incident response, and SIEM analytics roles.

What are the prerequisites for 5-7302 - ArcSight Recon for Threat Hunters and Analysts Certification?

Certification exams may require specific courses or certifications as prerequisites. OpenText strongly recommends completion of prerequisite courses before attempting a certification. Prerequisite certifications are mandatory.