Keep Hacking Weird in Austin for Hands-On Cyber Security Training SANS Pen Test Austin 2024 is the premier offensive security training event of the year, featuring six days of in-depth, hands-on pen testing, red teaming, purple teaming, and exploit training for professionals who need to know how to find vulnerabilities within their organizations, understand risk, and prioritize resources based on potential real-world attacks. Come for the hack...

Our innovative seven-day boot camp is designed to provide you with hands-on experience and comprehensive CCNA training that skillfully prepares you for the CCNA Associate and Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate exams. With a focus on networking fundamentals, network security and automation, our expert instructors guide you through practical labs and simulations and don’t rest until you have the skills to succeed. Join our CCNA boot camp a...

Individuals must be employed by a current NASCIO member to register NASCIO excels as the premier community and trusted resource for state CIOs Support transition planning, processes and mentoring for state CIOs Identify and promote leading practices and innovations to support, enable and transform the business of state government Promote and cultivate additional information technology communities of practice in support of the state CIO and tr...

Hands-On Cyber Security Training in Baltimore Celebrating 35 Years of Cybersecurity Excellence Elevate your expertise with cyber security training at SANS Baltimore Spring 2024 (April 28-May 3 ET). Led by industry-leading instructors renowned for their deep knowledge and practical insights, this event offers unparalleled, live access to your favorite cyber experts. Filled with hands-on labs, simulations, and exercises designed to equip you wit...

Get ready for a six-day immersive training experience delivered online, in-person or in team onsite formats. Our expert instructors guide you through the eight domains of the ISC2 CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK), covering all aspects of information security. We ensure you have the tools and resources to master this knowledge effectively. Here’s what you can expect: Training overview: Our industry-leading approach covers all aspects...

US Government agencies are looking to prioritize AI Cloud Solutions with FedRAMP compliance – are you ready to serve a $3B Gov AI Market? Join stackArmor and Carahsoft at the Carahsoft Conference & Collaboration Center for a lunch symposium focused on preparing for the rapidly emerging opportunities in AI for US Government and DOD Agencies. Expand your knowledge about FedRAMP, learn about costs to prepare for FedRAMP, understand time...

Swing by TPC Boston—a landscape of championship greens and New England charm, regularly featured among the top golfing experiences in Massachusetts—for an afternoon of golf with industry peers. Before you make your mark on the course, it's time to drive your attention to what's happening off the green: Get a grip on hybrid-cloud and learn to play the data game like a pro Elevate your AI game from amateur to master strategist Go bey...

Ivanti and Carahsoft are excited to invite you to our Sea-Air-Space 2024 webinar to explore how your team can innovate, adapt, and collaborate in service of your mission goals by utilizing emerging technologies. Insufficient prioritization that misrepresents vulnerability risk, time-consuming, error-prone manual processes, friction between IT and security teams that can delay or outright block, and remediation efforts. These are all the hallma...

The EHLS program is a fully funded scholarship that offers training in advanced English and career skills for U.S. citizens who have a college degree and are native speakers of Chinese Mandarin, Arabic, Russian, Persian Farsi, Korean, Ukrainian, Kazakh, Turkish, or Hausa. After the eight-month program at Georgetown University, participants are required to seek at least one-year of employment with the federal government. Join EHLS staff at the...

In the field of cybersecurity, we are failing to acknowledge that we have a big problem. Our job titles and job descriptions have the word security in it even though security isn’t our job. I have never met a security professional who claims that their organization will never be breached. Yet, we call ourselves security? When a breach does occur, it reflects poorly on us. Did it mean we did our jobs poorly that day? Let’s have the...