Monthly Events
Fundamentals of Malware Analysis
Feb 22nd 9am to 5pm
(Saturday)
New Location
Covered 6
868 Patriot Drive Unit 6
Moorpark, CA 93021
What you will learn:
This is a hands-on the keyboard malware analysis workshop.
You will gain insight into the world of malware analysis. You will walk away with practical techniques and methodologies that can be immediately applied to analyze malware.
You will learn why reformatting a computer is the wrong approach.
You will learn about and how to work on labs involving both static and dynamic software analysis.
Finally you will learn how to safely detonating a malware without blowing up your whole network!
Build Active Directory: Level 202ish
March 21st 2020 9am to 5pm
(Saturday)
New Location
Covered 6
868 Patriot Drive Unit 6
Moorpark, CA 93021
What will you learn:
In the morning I will go over the basics of Active Directory. You will learn the basics of AD, DNS, DHCP, GPO's.
In the afternoon I'll go over the Level 202 fundamentals. This includes all the best practices to secure your network, how to use GPO's to lock down security settings, ESET and other items that you can use to protect your data.
IoT Embedded Security Training
April 4th 2020 9am to 5pm
(Saturday)
Location
Covered 6
868 Patriot Drive Unit 6
Moorpark, CA 93021
What will you learn: .
Author and Trainer:
Aaron Guzman is a passionate information security professional specializing in IoT, embedded, and automotive security. Mr. Guzman is the Co-Author of “IoT Penetration Testing Cookbook” as well as a Technical Editor for “Practical Internet of Things Security”
The IoT embedded security training is designed to provide embedded application security best practices, employing proactive controls, testing of embedded IoT systems, and address the challenges of building security into embedded devices. You will learn:
- How to identify vulnerabilities in medical devices, industrial control system devices, consumer IoT, and automotive
- Understand the embedded security testing methodology, techniques, and tools
- Identify and apply best practices, as well as techniques for integrating security into the
development lifecycle
Course Prerequisites:
- Familiarity with a Linux operating system
- Administrative privileges with at least 25 GB of free space and a minimum of 4 GB RAM
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