SANS Institute is holding a cyber security training event at the Hilton Abu Dhabi Hotel, from 5th-10th March 2016. The event will feature two SANS courses; SEC401: Security Essentials Bootcamp Style and ICS515: ICS Active Defence and Incident Response.
The 6-day SEC401 course provides an intensive introduction to security’s core technologies, theories, and best practices. The course teaches the essential skills, methods, and tools needed to secure an organisation’s critical information assets and covers subjects such as Networking concepts, internet security technologies, and security across Windows and Linux/Unix systems.
SEC401 is led by Ted Demopoulos who has over 25 years of IT security experience and has worked as an independent consultant for over 20 years. He is the recipient of a US Department of Defense Award of Excellence.
“SEC401 teaches cyber security’s most important theories. When students leave the classroom, they are able to speak security’s language, to understand why security is important and how it should be applied in their jobs. The course also provides the hands-on skills needed to protect an organisation and to make sure security problems don’t become headline news,” explains Demopoulos.
SEC401 is ideal for a broad spectrum of cyber security professionals including:
- Managers who need to develop a rounded understanding of information security
- IT engineers and supervisors who need to know how to build defensible networks
- Administrators responsible for building and maintaining systems
- Forensic specialists, pen testers and auditors who need to increase their broad knowledge of security’s key principles
“To be effective defenders, practitioners need a solid understanding of core principles such as networking. SEC401 ensures practitioners understand security’s fundamentals and more,” concluded Demopoulos.
During Abu Dhabi 2016, SANS is also hosting ICS515: ICS Active Defence and Incident Response. The course is led by its author – Robert M. Lee.
For more information about SANS Abu Dhabi 2016, please visit: www.sans.org/abu-dhabi-2016
