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Security Topic Series: 1 Day
These short hands-on or hands-off 8 hour / 8 CPE workshops are provided as a way to keep security professionals in touch with the operations, management, and audit of their organization.
These can be scheduled as a series of topics from 1 to 5 day seminars at your location. This price includes up to twenty participants with all the materials included. If you have larger groups, please ask for a quote.
Any location is possible for the cost of travel expenses. If a webinar or conference call format is desired we can concurrently accommodate up to 1000 per session in a lecture format, 250 in a question and answer format, and 100 in a dialogue format.
These seminars require 15-30 days advanced scheduling, depending on location and audience size.
A detailed list of objectives will be provided for each topic.
Each topic can be done in a hands-on mode for the more technical audience. Hands-off mode or demonstration is for a managerial or auditing audiences. Topics are in the more details section: (click to expand)
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Access Control Administration
Access Control Methodologies and Implementation
Access Control Techniques
Application Issues
Auditing
Auditing technical controls
Automation
Backup and Recovery
Business Continuity Planning
Change Control Management
Cloud Computing
Communications and Network Security
Computer and Network Organizations, Architectures, and Designs
Cryptographic Functions
Cryptographic Concepts, and Practices
Data Classification
Databases and Data Warehousing
Disaster Recovery Planning
DNS-SEC protocol implementation
Elements of Physical Security
E-mail Security
Environment and Life Safety
Ethics
Flaws in System Architecture and Design
Forensics for computers
Identification and Authentication Techniques
Incident Handling
Information Law
Internet, Intranet and Extranet Security
Internet Protocol version 4 and 6
Intrusion Detection
Investigations
ISO Standards (27000 Series)
ITIL v3
Major Categories of Computer Crime
Malicious Code
Methods of Attack
Monitoring and Penetration Testing
Network Access Control (NAC)
Network Attacks and Countermeasures
Operations Controls
Operating Systems Design and Implementation
Policies, Standards, Procedures and Guidelines
Private Key Algorithms
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
Resource Protection Requirements
Risk Assessment Methodologies and Repeatable Practice
Risk Management
Routing and Switching
Secure Voice Communications
Security Awareness Training
Security Management Concepts and Principles
Security Management Planning
Security Models and Evaluation Criteria
System Architecture for Implementing
Systems Development Life Cycle
Technical Controls
Wireless Technologies
Security Summit: Risk Assessment in a Metrics World
Summit Friday June 11th, 12 noon – 3:45pm, UT Club, Austin, TX
Risk Assessment in a Metrics World: 3 CPEs.
- Brief overview
- Key documents
- Driving forces
- Business requirements
- Deployment issues
- Audit and compliance
Today our organizations and their mission require an accurate security dashboard. The continual shifting of the threat and vulnerability landscape makes this feel impossible. Add to that the speed of growth ( or retraction) of business units or markets, and technologists and security managers are overwhelmed. We need a set of principles to guide our actions. This half-day security summit will bring us together to find some solutions and ask questions of each other so we can navigate Risk Assessments in a Metrics Driven World.
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By Dean Bushmiller with ongoing discussion. We will send articles and location logistics upon registering. Dean's taught for 12 yrs with a list of credentials from the security community [+15]. Please register now if you plan to attend; limited seating available. 3 CPEs.
CISSP: Combo 10 Weeks + Boot Camp
Some students want that extra risk reduction when it comes to passing the exam on the first attempt. You can either do the boot camp as a jumpstart and fill in your weak areas over the following 10 weeks or You can use the boot camp as a last push right before the exam. The face-to-face is a very high concentration of topics with no more than 12 students. The live-on-line gives you time to dig deep. At this price it is a great deal!
CISSP Boot Camp November 7-12, 2010
Austin, Texas Boot Camp: 6-Day Information Assurance Management course, written by Dean Bushmiller. Meets IAM Level 3 – requirements: CISSP / CISM / GSLC
8:30am – 8:30pm, November 7-12th, Austin TX.
Description: 6-Day Format: 10 hours per day. Deep emersion training with many hands on exercises and case studies. Courseware written by project manager of official CISSP courseware v.8 and v.9 and author of official unified glossary. This course is an instructor led exam preparation for satisfying the DOD 8570 requirements of IAM levels 2 and 3 or IAT levels 1-3. Students will receive: a complete set of Mind maps, unified glossary of terms, reading materials, lectures, 450 practice quiz questions, test taking strategies.
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Lead Instructor and Courseware Author: Dean has taught for 12 years and comes with a list of credentials from the security community, including the CISSP and CISM. He is a contributor to The Handbook of Information Security and was Project Manager of the official CISSP courseware v.8 and v.9 and author of Expanding Security CISSP course v.1 and v.2.
Who Should Attend: These courses are for senior managers and technical people. They affect the way non-technical people get their job done. They affect how technical people set up the systems. These topics require that we all work together to redesign processes in a healthy way that keeps the mission going and your business safe and secure.
[Hotel is centrally located in Austin, TX; Hotel logistics are sent after purchase for directions and making room reservations.]
CISSP Boot Camp August 22-27, 2010
Austin, Texas Boot Camp: 6-Day Information Assurance Management course, written by Dean Bushmiller. Meets IAM Level 3 – requirements: CISSP / CISM / GSLC
8:30am – 8:30pm, August 22-27th, Austin TX.
Description: 6-Day Format: 10 hours per day. Deep emersion training with many hands on exercises and case studies. Courseware written by project manager of official CISSP courseware v.8 and v.9 and author of official unified glossary. This course is an instructor led exam preparation for satisfying the DOD 8570 requirements of IAM levels 2 and 3 or IAT levels 1-3. Students will receive: a complete set of Mind maps, unified glossary of terms, reading materials, lectures, 450 practice quiz questions, test taking strategies.
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Lead Instructor and Courseware Author: Dean has taught for 12 years and comes with a list of credentials from the security community, including the CISSP and CISM. He is a contributor to The Handbook of Information Security and was Project Manager of the official CISSP courseware v.8 and v.9 and author of Expanding Security CISSP course v.1 and v.2.
Who Should Attend: These courses are for senior managers and technical people. They affect the way non-technical people get their job done. They affect how technical people set up the systems. These topics require that we all work together to redesign processes in a healthy way that keeps the mission going and your business safe and secure.
[Hotel is centrally located in Austin, TX; Hotel logistics are sent after purchase for directions and making room reservations.]
Certified Ethical Hacker
This five day course is held in San Antonio, TX, near the airport.
Certified Ethical Hacker is a new certification acceptable to the DoD 8570 criteria. The CEH Program certifies individuals in the specific network security discipline of Ethical Hacking from a vendor-neutral perspective. The Certified Ethical Hacker certification will fortify the application knowledge of security officers, auditors, security professionals, site administrators, and anyone who is concerned about the integrity of the network infrastructure and give you the much needed 8570 compliance.
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This is a great 5-day course taught by Dean Bushmiller, an experienced security courseware trainer and developer. Course content is presented during each day with evening labs to practice hitting out of the park. All logistics will be sent upon enrollment. Class is held in San Antonio, TX by the airport.
Austin, TX Summit: DNSSEC
Summit 7/07/10, 12 noon – 3:45pm, UT Club, Austin, TX
- Brief overview DNS/DNSSEC/ DNS security
- Driving forces of .gov/.mil
- State of the attack on DNS
- Deployment issues
- Why outsourcing is problematic
- Audit and compliance
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by Dean Bushmiller and ongoing discussion. We will send articles upon registering, with location logistics. Dean's taught for 12 yrs with a list of credentials from the security community [+15]; limited seating available. 3 CPEs.
