Shearwater Solutions and SANS Institute partner once again to bring seven outstanding courses to SANS Sydney 2008, 27 October -1 November. Enhance your skills by taking advantage of this hands-on training loaded with practical tools and cutting-edge information.
Trent Hunt of DND says, "SANS is so in-depth, has knowledgeable instructors, and provided an ideal environment for taking in up-to-date information and techniques!"
We'll be offering the following hands-on courses for security professionals at all levels. Take special note of SEC504, which sold out in Canberra. We know you won't want to miss that course or SEC 560, which has sold out in most of SANS' events this year.
* SEC401: SANS Security Essentials - 6 days with evening Bootcamp
* SEC502: Perimeter Protection In-Depth - 6 days
* SEC504: Hacker Techniques, Exploits, and Incident Handling - 6 days
* SEC560: Network Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking - 6 days New Course
* AUD521: Meeting the Minimum: PCI/DSS 1.1: Becoming and Staying Compliant - 2 days
* SEC542: Web Application Pen Testing In-Depth - 4 days New Course
* SEC334: SANS Training for the CompTIA Security+ Certification
Attend this month's meeting for presentations and open discussion from AISA members on the following topics:
=> Current state of the entire security industry and where do information security professionals fit within it? (research courtesy of Australian Homeland Security Research Centre) - Matthew Hackling
=> (ISC)2 global information security workforce study- a summary of the results, what keeps CISSPs up at night, how old are they, what education/experience do they have, what are they earning?
=> Certification and education to consider in your professional development (training courses, undergraduate degrees, post graduate education, graduate certificates)
=> Strategies for keeping up to date when you are time poor (podcasts, RSS feeds, e-learning, e-books)
=> Experiences entering the information security profession in the 21st century - Mark Jones
=> Experiences entering the information security profession in the 20th century - Mark Ames
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