In this room, I got hands-on with Microsoft’s Sysinternals Suite, a powerful toolkit for investigating what’s really happening on a Windows system. I learned how tools like Process Explorer, Autoruns, and TCPView can provide deep insight into processes, startup programs, and network activity.
Using Sysinternals in a practical way showed me how analysts can drill into a suspicious endpoint and quickly find clues of malicious behavior. It emphasized how important it is to know and use the right tool for the job when investigating live systems.
