RE: White Hat Hacking / Security Training in the UK

From: Alan Davies (a.daviesat_private)
Date: Mon Sep 10 2001 - 02:35:08 PDT

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    I know where you're coming from - did the same myself this summer moving
    from network admin.  Back in June in London I attended the SANS conference
    in Parliament Square and did the Security Essentials track, for which I'm
    today doing my exam for the GSEC certification.  I found their course
    content and training to be far better than any of the Microsoft based
    training houses.
    
    Unfortunately for you, you can't travel, which means you can't go to their
    conferences until maybe next year when they come back.  However, you can do
    them online (sans.org).  There are other certifications out there, but I
    think the GIAC ones are the best for those who get their hands dirty ....
    
    
    
    alan
    
    -----Original Message-----
    From: fuzion . [mailto:fuzioneerat_private]
    Sent: 07 September 2001 10:44
    To: PEN-TESTat_private
    Subject: White Hat Hacking / Security Training in the UK
    
    
    I have recently moved into the security field and my employer has asked me
    to draw up a couple of training courses to educate me in to the job.
    I have been dabbling shall I say for a couple of years and helping out etc
    but I really want some good training courses to assist me firstly to be able
    to pen test our own network and maybe even offer it as an additional service
    and also to be able to defend our servers from nefarious internal/external
    users.
    Could anyone recommend any good training courses within the UK only please
    as training budget wont stretch to overseas visits.
    
    
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