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Fundamentals of Incident Handling |
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Location - US |
Carnegie Mellon SEI |
http://www.cert.org/training/ |
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This five-day course is
designed for computer security incident response team (CSIRT) technical
personnel with little or no incident-handling experience. Through
interactive instruction and practical exercises, the course provides
insight into the type and nature of work that an incident handler
typically performs. |
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Duration - 5 days
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Advanced Incident Handling for Technical
Staff |
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Location - US |
Carnegie Mellon SEI |
http://www.cert.org/training/ |
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This five-day course is
designed for computer security incident response team (CSIRT) technical
personnel with several months of incident-handling experience. Building on
the methods and tools discussed in the fundamentals course, this course
focuses on practical exercises constructed around various incidents
involving privileged compromises. |
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Duration - 5 days
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Updated:20 Feb 2003
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Track 8: System Forensics,
Investigations, and Response |
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Location - Worldwide |
Sans |
http://www.sans.org |
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Beginning with foundation concepts such
as file system structures, MAC times, and basic forensic auditing, the
content and difficulty level of this track advances rapidly. You'll learn
how and when to use various tools such as the UNIX The Coroner's Toolkit (TCT),
the Windows Incident Response Collection Report (IRCR), and then quickly
move on to advanced forensic and incident response topics and techniques.
Five days of intense, hands-on courses, and a deep-knowledge education
into legal challenges and issues culminate with an over-the-shoulder view
of an investigation performed on a real-world compromised system collected
by the Honeynet Project. |
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Duration - 6 days
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Information Updated:25 Feb 2003
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Advanced Linux Forensics |
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Location: US or on site |
Crazytrain |
http://www.crazytrain.com/advlinforensics.html |
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This course is geared towards
those with significant Linux knowledge, experience, and understanding. If
you are a strong Linux power user and you know and understand at least the
very basics of Linux forensics (I.E., have used 'dd' to create images, 'grep'
to search, 'loop' to mount image files, etc.) but are wondering what else
can Linux do you for you then look over the content below! |
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Duration - 5 Days
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Updated:26 Apr 2003
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Computer Forensics and
Security Risk Course |
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Location : US |
New Technologies Inc |
http://www.forensics-intl.com/forensic.html |
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The course is ideal for individuals who
conduct computer security reviews, computer based internal audits and
computer related investigations. The participants in this course typically
are employed by government agencies, law enforcement agencies, Fortune 500
corporations and computer consulting firms. They usually have extensive
experience in computer operation, DOS, Windows, Windows NT, and Unix. Many
of the participants have computer science degrees and advanced degrees.
Because computer forensics methods and tools can be used to defeat
government and corporate computer security, this training course is not
open to the general public. |
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Duration - 5 Days
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Updated:6 Aug 2003
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The Computer In Court |
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Location : US |
New Technologies Inc |
http://www.forensics-intl.com/expert.html |
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This course provides the participants
with "hands-on" experience in developing and presenting computer evidence
testimony in a courtroom setting. It relies upon the sanitized facts and
evidence in an actual civil litigation case which involved the theft of
trade secrets. In the actual case, NTI's years of experience made the
difference in winning the civil case for the client law firm. Because the
case scenario involves the theft of trade secrets, the fact pattern could
easily pertain to a criminal prosecution. For this reason, the course is
perfect for law enforcement and private sector computer forensics
specialists. |
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Duration - 3 Days
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Updated:6 Aug 2003
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Customized Digital Forensics Workshops |
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Location: CZ or on site |
Risk Analysis Consultants |
http://www.rac.cz/rac/homepage.nsf/EN/ZU-EDU |
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We
offer, as an extension to our standard set of training courses, "Hot-spot
workshops" based on your relevant problems. These workshops are oriented
to topical problems of digital evidence seizure, documentation,
transportation, analysis and interpretation, as well as other similar
problems you can run into. They are prepared "on demand" in a few days and
we are ready to discuss content, place, dates and terms. |
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Duration - custom
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Updated:09 June 2006
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Anti-Hacking for Trojans, Viruses, Patch Mgt & Response |
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Location: US |
Security University, Inc. |
http://www.securityuniversity.net |
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The impact of Zero-day viruses to are nothing compared to what trojans are doing on your networks everyday. This 3-day class is
the only hands-on class where you login live to worms, viruses, and trojans without the risk of infecting your network. My Doom,
NIMDA, CODE RED and others, learn what they do, work with the best in the industry. Use Confidence On-line, Symantec, NORTON,
SOPHOS, MCAFEE and other virus & anti-trojan software in Hands-On labs. You'll uncover the strengths and weaknesses of current
anti-virus and anti-trojan software, and become an expert at separating false alarms and website spoofing and phishing from
actual incidents and identity theft.
Live patch management demos detail patch management processes, host scans and how to test to ensure the patch took. You'll
examine attacks from both the enterprise and hacker points of view. You'll uncover the best tools and techniques for patching,
testing and recovery. Core Impact tools for testing are used.
SU labs are designed to give you a chance to apply techniques learned in the class by actually using Windows-based trojan key
loggers, worms and viruses while learning solutions for protecting internal and external users from the trojan and virus invasion.
You will create a Patch Management Policies Program roadmap that works to contain and mitigate risk using PatchLink Update and
establish your "network patching roadmap".
In short, you'll learn everything you need to know to evaluate, create, and implement the patch your virus & trojan incident
management program to protect your uses and company and keep your organization up and running.
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Duration - 3 days
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Information
Updated:24 Aug 2006
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