SANS Abu Dhabi March 2020
- World class cyber security training in Abu Dhabi, 2020
- Take advantage of training from world-leading cyber security practitioners
- Network with like-minded security professionals facing similar challenges
SANS Abu Dhabi March 2020
SANS is recognised around the world as the best place to develop the deep, hands-on cyber security skills most needed right now. Join us for SANS Abu Dhabi March 2020 for immersion training that will provide you with the skills to defend your organisation against security breaches and prevent future attacks.
Take advantage of these opportunities to get the most out of your training:
- Distinguish yourself as an information security leader by preparing for your GIAC Certification.
- Network with like-minded security professionals facing similar challenges.
- Attend evening bonus sessions led by SANS Instructors and gain insight into the latest cyber security topics.
- Extend your SANS course by four months with an OnDemand Bundle.
Our mission at SANS is to deliver cutting-edge information security knowledge and skills to all students in order to protect people and assets At the heart of everything we do is the SANS Promise: Students will be able to use the new skills they have learned as soon as they return to work. See that promise in action at SANS Abu Dhabi March 2020.
Spotlight course:
All SANS courses are world-class cyber security courses, but with every event we like to choose a spotlight course and ask the instructors to give a bit more insight into what you can expect. View to video below to see Justin Henderson and Ismael Valenzuela, authors for the SEC530 course - Defensible Security Architecture and Engineering course - take the time to answer some of our questions on their class.
SEC530: Defensible Security Architecture and Engineering is designed to help students establish and maintain a holistic and layered approach to security. Effective security requires a balance between detection, prevention, and response capabilities, but such a balance demands that controls be implemented on the network, directly on endpoints, and within cloud environments. The strengths and weaknesses of one solution complement another solution through strategic placement, implementation, and fine-tuning.
