Free Upcoming SANS Workshops
In these workshops you will:
- Learn Hands-on Skills that you can use immediately
- Go In-Depth into the latest technology
- Interact with other attendees
- Get access to SANS top Instructors
The upcoming workshops are listed out below and will feature live
stream instruction, subject matter expert support, immersive hands-on
labs and student to student interactive Slack workspace similar to our Live Online environment.
Due to the nature of these workshops, many have a capacity limit and may not be made available for archive. To help us offer this opportunity to as many people as possible, we are asking that you please only register if you plan to attend live. Archived workshops will be available for self-guided viewing after the workshop has ended.
Wednesday, 25 Jan 2023 11:00AM EST (16:00 UTC)
Duration: 2 Hours
In this follow-up to Joshua Wright's previous workshop, Cloud Attacks and Incident Response, he will help get you up to speed on attacks against cloud applications including Microsoft 365. This will be a hands-on event with lab time so you can apply the offensive and defensive concepts presented during the workshop. You'll build useful skills in cloud application attack and incident response that you'll be able to apply when you get back to work.
Upcoming SANS Workshops
| Workshop | Presenter(s) | Date/Time | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Advanced Vulnerability Discovery Workshop | Matthew Toussain | Feb | PrintNightmare, Log4Shell, and more! Your vulnerability scanners are TERRIBLE at discovering these kinds of findings! In this workshop we will perform an in-depth exploration of unique vulnerabilities, and design custom scanning modules using languages such as Python and NSE-LUA. |
| Advanced Python Automation Hands On Workshop | Mark Baggett | February 23 1:00PM EST (18:00 UTC) | Have you heard that SANS has a new Advanced Python Automation class? Are you interested in trying out some of the content? Join us for this workshop as course author Mark Baggett delivers the first hour and a half of content. But wait, isn't the first hour and a half always introductions and no real hands-on material? Maybe in other classes, but not in this one. Come check it out! |
Details and registration for future workshops will be added as they become available.