TweetAs I mentioned in my last post, I just finished the SANS Sec 504 Class: Hacker Techniques, Exploits & Incident Handling. As with my previous 2 SANS classes, I took it over 4 months, using SANS OnDemand, which allows me to take the class online, at my own pace. The teacher was the well known [...]
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"Hacker Techniques, Exploits & Incident Handling" :: A Review ::
Posted: 28th April 2009 by Josh in UncategorizedTags: Bejtlich, Classes, InfoSec, SANS
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Aced the GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH) Exam…
Posted: 23rd April 2009 by Josh in UncategorizedTags: Certs, GCIH, InfoSec, SANS
TweetWell, I just got back from Charleston, where I had my GCIH exam this morning. I was pleasently suprised to find that it turned out to be fairly easy–It probably helped that I have spent the past 4 months studying through the SANS class associated with the GCIH. After a little under an hour and [...]
System & Network Administrator /= Security Administrator
Posted: 15th January 2009 by Josh in UncategorizedTags: InfoSec, NetworkAdmin, SysAdmin
TweetA section of a book that I have been reading (Protect Your Windows Network From Perimeter to Data by Johansson & Riley) really made me sit and think, especially since it is so personally applicable to where I am, and the organization I am with is at. Let me just quote it for you, and [...]