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Join SANS’ Lance Spitzner for a free lunch-n-learn, downtown Chicago Tue, 27 Sept. on how to secure the HumanOS.

Lunch & Learn Presentation:

Securing The Human

Speaker: Lance Spitzner

Tuesday, September 27

12:00pm – 1:00pm

 

Organizations have traditionally invested most of their security in technology, with little e!ort in protecting their employees. As a result, many attackers today target the weakest link – the human. Awareness, not just technology, has become key to reducing risk and remaining compliant. This high-level talk designed for management explains why humans are so vulnerable, how they are being actively exploited, and what organizations can do about it.

 

 

Hands-on immersion training programs, including:

Security Essentials Bootcamp Style

Hacker Techniques, Exploits, and Incident Handling

Foundations of Auditing Information Systems

Network Forensics

Implementing and Auditing the

Twenty Critical Security Controls – In Depth

Project Management and Effective Communications

for Security Professionals and Managers

 

GIAC

You are invited to a special

FREE

Lunch & Learn

presentation.

LO C AT ION :

JW Marriott Chicago

151 West Adams

Chicago

DATE :

Tuesday, September 27

12 Noon – 1:00pm

R S V P :

Please RSVP by September 26

to George King at

gking@sans.org

 

Check out the flyer here

SECURITY 660: Advanced Penetration Testing, Exploits, and Ethical Hacking

 

Course Author statement:

As a perpetual student of information security, I am excited to offer this course on advanced penetration testing. Often, when conducting an in-depth penetration test, we are faced with situations that require unique or complex solutions to successfully pull off an attack, mimicking the activities of increasingly sophisticated real-world attackers. Without the skills to do so, you may miss a major vulnerability or not properly assess its business impact. Target system personnel are relying on you to tell them whether or not an environment is secured. Attackers are almost always one step ahead and are relying on our nature to become complacent with controls we work so hard to deploy. This course was written to keep you from making mistakes others have made, teach you cutting edge tricks to thoroughly evaluate a target, and provide you with the skills to jump into exploit development.

-Stephen Sims, SANS Senior Instructor

Click here for more info and upcoming training events for SEC660: http://www.sans.org/info/82554

Save $150 off your registration by using promo code: Connect_SecOrb

SANS Network Security in Las Vegas, NV is from September 17-26 (SEC660 – Sept 19-24).