Arlington, VA hosts SANS training program for the CISSP(R) Certification Exam, October 4 – 9
SANS is pleased to announce Community SANS Arlington, VA where
we will teach Management 414: SANS Training Program for the
CISSP(R) Certification Exam, October 4 – 9. The course will be
taught by SANS Certified Instructor Ted Demopolous. For complete
course description, event details, and to register, please visit
(https://www.sans.org/arlington-2010-cs).
If you need to take this course sooner than the first week of
October, there are a few seats still available in Charleston,
SC for the same course starting on Monday, August 23,
(https://www.sans.org/charleston-2010-cs).
SANS Instructor Ted Demopolous just completed teaching this sold out
course to a group of students in Dulles, and so we are scheduling
another class as so many of you are working to make sure you are
compliant with the DoD 8570.1 directive on security certifications
by the end of this year. Why take this course from SANS as opposed
to another training provider?
Over the past four years, 98% of the people who have taken this SANS
course and then took the CISSP(R) certification exam have passed
the exam. Don’t you want those odds on your side when you sit for
the CISSP(R) exam this year?
Save $400 on tuition fees when you register by September 1.
TRAINING EVENT DETAILS:
When: October 4 – 9, 2010
Course: Management 414: SANS Training Program for the CISSP(R)
Certification Exam
Instructor: Ted Demopolous
(https://www.sans.org/arlington-2010-cs)
Where: Residence Inn Marriott
Arlington Pentagon City
550 Army Navy Drive
Arlington, Virginia 22202
Phone: 703-413-6630
Tuition: $3,095 through September 1, 2010
(https://www.sans.org/arlington-2010-cs/tuition.php)
Group Discounts: contact community@sans.org
THE COMMUNITY SANS ADVANTAGE (http://www.sans.org/info/41114)
The Community SANS format offers the most popular SANS courses in
your local community at a reduced tuition fee.
Small class sizes make it easier for you to get the access you need
to your veteran Community SANS instructor, Ted Demopolous. The small
class size also makes it much easier for you to network with your
professional peers throughout the six course days.
SANS promises that you will be able to use what you learn in the
classroom as soon as you return to the office.
Does this sound like the kind of training that would help you to be
more effective in your job combating Cyber Crime and Cyber Terrorism?
Won’t your management want to know you are working to get the
skills needed to provide a secure networked environment for your
organization? Then register today to join us in Dulles by visiting
(http://www.sans.org/info/58518).
Please contact me if you have any questions, and thanks for your
continued participation in the SANS community.
See you in Arlington!
Warm regards,
Scott Weil – Director
SANS Training Without Travel
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