Here are a few resources for this course.
First, some MSTICPy resources,
links to documentation including how to set up the configuration you will need,
some example Notebooks using MSTICPy with Microsoft Sentinel,
and some example Notebooks showing the use of MSTICPy features; second,
some background resources on Jupyter Notebooks,
the Anaconda Python distribution,
workshops on using Jupyter Notebooks in an InfoSec environment
from the 2021 InfoSec Jupyterthon conference,
and a link to the all‑important pandas User Guide; third,
links to the notebook and the sample data used in this course.
There is also a link to MyBinder.
This will let you run the notebook in the MyBinder service
without installing Python or Jupyter locally.
Finally, some miscellaneous references to the MITRE ATT&CK site,
to the Open Threat Research Forge Security Datasets repository,
and a handy reference for Windows Security event schema.
I hope you enjoyed the course.