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About OffSec Incident Responder (OSIR)

OffSec Incident Responder (OSIR) · US

Key exam facts

Provider
OffSec
Format
English, remotely proctored hands-on incident response exercise questions; correct answers and a professional report jointly determine partial or full credit. One examination with two phases and one result.
Time limit
8 hours for the exam, followed by 24 hours to submit the required report.
Passing score
Minimum 50 points; Phase 1 offers up to 40 points and Phase 2 up to 30 points.

Topics covered

  • Phase 1: Incident Detection and Identification (66.67%)

  • Phase 2: Disk Image Analysis and Malware Analysis (33.33%)

How to prepare

Work through the topics, read the explanation after each answer, and revisit the areas where you miss questions. Use the official outline and reference materials below to guide your study.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the exam format?

English, remotely proctored hands-on incident response exercise questions; correct answers and a professional report jointly determine partial or full credit. One examination with two phases and one result.

How long is the exam?

8 hours for the exam, followed by 24 hours to submit the required report.

What is the passing score?

Minimum 50 points; Phase 1 offers up to 40 points and Phase 2 up to 30 points.

Official sources and references

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