SANS Institute

• Security
  • SANS Security Essentials :: SEC-401
  • Hacker Techniques, Exploits and Incident Handling :: SEC-504
  • Network Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking :: SEC-560
  • Computer Forensics, Investigation, and Response :: SEC-508
  • Intrusion Detection In-Depth :: SEC-503
  • Wireless Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing, and Defenses :: SEC-617
  • Securing Windows :: SEC-505
  • Perimeter Protection In-Depth :: SEC-502
  • Intro to Information Security (formerly SEC309) :: SEC-301
  • Securing Oracle :: SEC-509
  • Reverse-Engineering Malware: Malware Analysis Tools and Techniques :: SEC-610
  • Securing Unix/Linux :: SEC-506
  • Defensible .NET :: SEC-616
  • Cutting-Edge Hacking Techniques :: SEC-517
  • IP Packet Analysis :: SEC-452
  • Up and Running with the Metasploit Framework :: SEC-553
  • Java Security Source Code Review :: SEC-534
  • Next Evolution in Digital Forensics :: SEC-526
  • Advanced Network Worm and Bot Analysis :: SEC-514
  • Power Search with Google (formerly Google Hacking & Defense) :: SEC-550
  • Wireless Security Exposed :: SEC-559
  • What's New for Security in Windows Vista? :: SEC-530
  • Working With Firewall Rulebases :: SEC-555
  • Microsoft ISA Server :: SEC-520
  • Exploiting Regular Expressions to Process Text :: SEC-651
  • Windows Command-Line Kung Fu In-Depth for Info Sec Pros :: SEC-531
  • Introduction to Bots and Worms :: SEC-453
  • FAT File System In-Depth :: SEC-650
  • Windows Powershell :: SEC-533
  • Computer and Network Security Awareness :: SEC-351
  • SANS Training for the CompTIA Security+ Certification (4 days) :: SEC-334
  • Network Security Projects Using Hacked Wireless Routers :: SEC-535
  • Secure Coding for PCI Compliance :: SEC-536
  • First Responder :: SEC-551
  • Network Security Foundation and Threats
  • Web Application Pentesting Hands-On Immersion :: SEC-538
  • Protecting Your Personal Privacy on the Internet :: SEC-352
  • Windows SysAdmin Essentials :: SEC-430
  • SANS Training for the CompTIA Security+ Certification (3 days) :: SEC-333
  • Mac OS X Security Essentials :: SEC-433
  • Developing Exploits for Penetration Testers and Security Researchers :: SEC-709
  • VoIP Security :: SEC-540
  • Review/preparation for the GSEC exams
  • Browser Forensics :: SEC-427
  • Strategies for Segmenting Your Network
  • Comprehensive Packet Analysis :: SEC-556
  • PHP Secure Coding :: SEC-545
  • Web Application Penetration Testing In-Depth :: SEC-542
  • IPv6 Essentials :: SEC-546
  • Intro to Web Application Security (formerly SEC419) :: SEC-319
  • Identifying and Removing Malware :: SEC-537
  • Web Application Security Essentials (formerly SEC522) :: SEC-422
  • Software Security Awareness :: SEC-304
  • Reverse-Engineering Malware: Additional Tools and Techniques :: SEC-602
  • Secure Coding in Java/JEE: Developing Defensible Applications :: SEC-541
  • Reverse-Engineering Malware: The Essentials of Malware Analysis :: SEC-601
  • Secure Coding in .NET: Developing Defensible Applications :: SEC-544
  • Advanced Security Essentials -- Enclave Defender :: SEC-501
• Management
  • Secure Web Services for Managers :: MGT-431
  • SANS® +S™ Training Program for the CISSP® Certification Exam :: MGT-414
  • SANS 17799/27001 Security & Audit Framework :: MGT-411
  • SANS Security Leadership Essentials For Managers :: MGT-512
  • Project Management and Effective Communications for Security Professionals and Managers :: MGT-525
  • Hacking for Managers :: MGT-504
  • Security Policy & Awareness :: MGT-524
  • Critical Infrastructure Protection :: MGT-405
  • FOSS Log Management that Works
  • Managing Security in Software Projects: Answers to the Ten Key Questions
  • SANS® +S™ Information Systems Security Engineering Professional (ISSEP)® Training Course :: MGT-532
  • SANS Leadership and Management Competencies :: MGT-421
  • Ethics in IT :: MGT-418
  • Information Security for Business Executives :: MGT-432
• Audit
  • Auditing Networks, Perimeters & Systems :: AUD-507
  • IT Security Audit & Control Essentials :: AUD-410
  • Meeting the Minimum: PCI/DSS 1.1: Becoming and Staying Compliant :: AUD-521
  • SANS® +S™ Training for the ISACA® CISA® Certification Exam :: AUD-423
• Legal
  • Legal Issues in Information Technology and Information Security :: LEG-523
  • Legal Issues in Information Technology: InfoSec :: LEG-417
  • Business Law and Computer Security (e-Discovery!) :: LEG-416
  • Contracting for Data Security & Other Technology :: LEG-412
  • Applying Law to Emerging Dangers :: LEG-425
  • Law of Fraud and IT as an Instrument of Crime :: LEG-413
• Special
  • GIAC Secure Software Professional (GSSP) Exam - Java
  • GIAC Secure Software Professional (GSSP) Exam - C
  • Penetration Testing Summit: WhatWorks in Penetration Testing & Ethical Hacking?
  • Washington Top20 Meeting
  • SCADA Defense: Protecting Critical Infrastructure
  • Surviving E-Discovery: Managing Digital Information as Evidence
  • Is Troy Burning: How the Chines Cyber Attacks Actually Work
  • Cisco Presentation: Threat Landscape and Threat Defense
  • Advanced Malware Deobfuscation
  • London Top20 Meeting
  • Lunch & Learn :: Doing Forensics with Red Hat
  • Secure Your Web Applications and Secure Your Bottom Line - Deloitte
  • Web Application Assessment - Cenzic
  • Hacking 101 - Watchfire
  • SANS E-Discovery: What Every CIO and Security Manager Needs to Know
  • DIACAP Validator
  • Department of Defense Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process (DIACAP) Training
  • Secure Storage and Encryption Summit: What Works in Securing Your Data for Compliance and Protection
  • NIST SP 800-37
  • USENIX Training: Solaris 10 Security Features Workshop
  • USENIX Training: Solaris 10 Administration Workshop
  • USENIX Training: Achieving High Availability (in Your Lifetime)
  • USENIX Training: Implementing [Open]LDAP Directories
  • USENIX Training: System and Network Monitoring
  • How to Make Sure Your Applications Are Secure
  • More Than a Microsoft World
  • Security Log Secrets for Windows and Active Directory
  • USENIX Training: Disaster Preparedness (and Recovery): How to Keep Your Company (and your Job) Alive
  • Secure Coding in C and C++
  • Vendor Solutions Expo
  • Future Visions & Decisions Summit
  • Lessons Learned from the National Security Agency Cyber Defense Exercise (CDX)
  • MCSE 2003: Security Boot Camp Seminar
  • Getting Started With Log Management
  • Disk Encryption Technologies That Work Workshop
  • Vigilar's IntenseSchool Authorized CCNA® Business Boot Camp
  • USENIX Training: System and Network Performance Tuning
  • USENIX Training: Using Samba 3.0
  • USENIX Training: System and Network Monitoring: Tools in Depth
  • USENIX Training: Administering Linux in Production Environments
  • USENIX Training: Advanced Perl Programming
  • Secure Programming Initiative
  • FISMA 101: Certification & Accreditation Concepts
  • USENIX Training: Beyond Shell Scripts: 21st-Century Automation Tools and Techniques
  • USENIX Training: High-capacity Email System Design
  • Web Application Attacks: How Hackers Break In and What You Can Do To Defend Yourself
  • WhatWorks in Virtualization Security Summit
  • SCADA and Process Control Security Summit
  • Macintosh Forensic Survival
  • Intrusion Response In Action
  • Defensive Programming and Secure Design
  • Web Application Security for Technical Managers
  • Tactical Exploitation
  • Mobile Phone Forensics Survival
  • Secure Coding: C - 100 Questions
  • Secure Coding: C - 50 Questions
  • Secure Coding: Java - 50 Questions
  • Secure Coding: Java - 100 Questions
• Developer
  • Secure Web Services for Managers :: MGT-431
  • Java Security Source Code Review :: SEC-534
  • Exploiting Regular Expressions to Process Text :: SEC-651
  • Secure Coding for PCI Compliance :: SEC-536
  • Web Application Pentesting Hands-On Immersion :: SEC-538
  • Web Application Penetration Testing In-Depth :: SEC-542
  • Software Security Awareness :: SEC-304
  • Secure Coding in Java/JEE: Developing Defensible Applications :: SEC-541

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