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TakeDownCon Dallas 2011

 

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The Premier Technical Infosec Conference Series
 

TakeDownCon aims to empower you with the knowledge and skills required
to protect the integrity of your organization’s security systems,
computer networks and IT infrastructures. http//www.takedowncon.com

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TakeDown Training (May 14 – 17) 

TakeDown will offer some of the most sought-after information security
training that will equip you with the skills to defend your IT security
infrastructures. It covers topics such as Ethical Hacking, Computer
Forensics, Penetration Testing, Application Security, Social
Engineering, and Physical Security, among others. Some of the available
training at TakeDownCon Dallas 2011:

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) v7 *NEW* 

Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI)

Advanced Penetration Testing (CAST 501) *NEW*

Hacking the Human System (CAST 502) *NEW*

Certified Secured Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP)

Bluetooth & Wireless Hacking 101


… More


TakeDown Conference (May 18 – 19) 

A well-designed two days program comprising intense presentation and
discussions covering key topics revolving today’s state of information
security. Learn about automated malware analysis, explore SCADA
exploits, find out how to defend against advanced database attacks,
discover how secured government systems aren’t really that secure, know
how toprotecting virtual data centers, and understand how a Nokia N900
or iPod can be armed and made to be an effective pentesting tool… More

TDC-Speakers
Hear from Barnaby Jack, the man behind the infamous ATM hack. Learn from
John ‘Kanen’ Flowers – creator of LISP. Be energized by the energetic
and vibrant Joseph McCray. Get entrhalled by how Babak Javadi and Shane
Lawson reverse engineer physical locks with ease. And how about getting
awed by the charming Georgia Weidman while she demonstrates how a
smartphone can be compromised easily, and many more… More

Special Event: Nite Locks et All

A 3 hour public workshop event will take place on the
evening of May 17th from 7PM to 10PM. A great way to kickstart the conference.
TakeDownCon attendees will be able to learn the basics of lock picking
theory, look and try out some unique locks, break out handcuffs, and
participate in some fun games.


Venue

TakeDownCon is held at
the Intercontinental Hotel Dallas, TX.

Delegates enjoy a
special rate of just
$109

per night. To make
reservations or find out
more details, please click
HERE.

 

0 0 Kellep Charles Kellep Charles2011-03-10 13:26:122011-03-10 13:26:12TakeDownCon Dallas 2011

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