[unisog] SANS Course: Reverse-Engineering Malware: The Essentials of Malware Analysis

[Paul Asadoorian]

All:

We are very proud to announce the upcoming IVC course hosted here at 
OSHEAN! Okay, so now many of you are wondering what IVC is and why we 
are hosting it. IVC stands for Interactive Video Classroom and brings 
higher education, state government, and many other non-profit industries 
together for distance learning. The instructor is hosted at one location 
and the audio and video are sent to a bridge where several other sites 
can tune in to listen to the audio, watch the instructor live, and even 
participate in the class. We hosted one last year and had a full house 
for a Web Application Workshop where the instructor was located at 
Virginia Tech. This time the instructor will be here at OSHEAN in North 
Kingstown, RI. So, if you are in the RI area its just like you are 
taking any other SANS training (except there will be cameras and mics in 
the room). Below is the course information:

What: SEC 601 Reverse-Engineering Malware: The Essentials of Malware 
Analysis (http://www.sans.org/training/description.php?tid=1757)
When: Monday, June 23rd, 2008 through Tuesday, June 24th, 2008
How Much: $500 (Thats a 75% discount off list price!)
How: Register Here: https://www.sans.org/registration/ivc.php?lid=11553
Who: Instructor is Lenny Zeltzer

The most common question I get from potential students is, "Who should 
be taking this course?". The following will aid you in your decision to 
take this course:

* You will benefit from this course if your job ever requires you to 
understand key aspects of malicious programs.

* Individuals who found this course particularly useful often had 
responsibilities in the areas of incident handling, forensic analysis, 
Windows security, and system administration.

* Attendees of this course often focus on supporting their 
organizations’ internal security needs. The class also frequently 
includes engineers from security product and service companies who are 
looking to deepen their malware analysis expertise.

Hope to see everyone in class!

Thank You,

Paul

-- 
Paul Asadoorian, GCIA, GCIH
Senior Network Security Engineer
OSHEAN, Inc.
Phone: 401.829.9552
Web: http://www.oshean.org
Email: paul at oshean.org

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