SEC536: Adversarial AI - Penetration Testing AI Systems
SEC536Offensive Operations, Artificial Intelligence
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SEC503 Course Author
Andrew Laman
Founder at A4 InfoSecAndy Laman is a Senior SANS Instructor and author of SEC503: Network Monitoring and Threat Detection In-Depth. Founder of A4 InfoSec and a veteran of enterprise security leadership, he holds the elite GIAC Security Expert (GSE #142) certification. Andy also serves on the GIAC Advisory Board and faculty of the SANS Technology Institute.
The GCIA certification validates a practitioner's knowledge of network and host monitoring, traffic analysis, and intrusion detection, including the ability to configure and monitor intrusion detection systems and analyze network traffic and log files.
The exam is a single proctored test, 4 hours long, with 106 questions and a minimum passing score of 67%.
GIAC certifications are renewed on a recurring cycle through continuing education credits and a maintenance fee. For the current renewal requirements, see GIAC's renewal page.
GCIA fits network monitoring, system, and SOC analysts, network engineers and administrators, and hands-on security managers who need to detect and analyze threats from network and host activity.
SEC503: Network Monitoring and Threat Detection In-Depth prepares you through 37 hands-on labs and a capstone “ride-along” challenge built on live-fire incident data, giving you practice reconstructing real attacks from network traffic.
