I'm pleased to invite you and your colleagues to attend SANS Network Security 2011. We will be at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on September 19-27. SANS will bring you the best in network security training, certification, and up-to-the-minute research on the most important topics in the industry today. Network Security - your annual networking opportunity!If you are new to SANS Network Security 2011, SANS offers a high-energy program, hands-on l...

The Summit Series is a driving force in improving both the current and future state of computer security. The SANS WhatWorks Summit Series focuses on the most current topics in computer security. This series brings together users of security technology and thought leaders of the industry and provides a venue for exploration and discussion of the needs, problems and solutions to the changing issues in the current technology environment.

Encouraged by the massive success of our recent Bangalore event and feedback from our colleagues in India we are very pleased to announce the following course line up for SANS Delhi 2011, 12-17 September 2011, taught by SANS' top instructors from the United States:AUDIT 507: Audit Principles, Risk Assessment, and Effective Reporting (GIAC certification: GSNA) taught by SANS Faculty Fellow David HoelzerOne of the most significant obstacles faci...

SANS is pleased to be returning to Melbourne this September with our most popular hands-on Information Security course in addition to the Asia-Pacific debut of our management training curriculum in Melbourne, Australia featuring our world renowned faculty - including SANS Faculty Fellow Eric Cole, Ph.D. and SANS Certified Instructor Eugene Schultz, Ph.D. at SANS Melbourne: 5-10 September 2011.Security 401: SANS Security Essentials Bootcamp Sty...

SANS returns to Canada on August 28-September 2 for SANS Ottawa 2011. We're bringing 5 information security training courses to Ottawa in the fields of development, audit, and forensics, along with some of our leading instructors and Canadian speakers for the SANS @Night events. The attacks continue, and the need has never been greater to be up-to-date and on top of your defense skills. Why not take advantage of this high-quality, hands-on, im...

We are returning to Virginia Beach for the best in SANS training. Bring your family for a classic late-summer beach vacation! Make your plans now to attend SANS Virginia Beach 2011 on August 22 - September 2 for two weeks of training - an unprecedented opportunity to take two full courses back-to-back in your chosen discipline! OR, join us for one week if that best fits your busy summer schedule.SANS Virginia Beach continues to be one of our m...

SANS will be back in Boston, MA with an exceptional information security training lineup this August. Why not get your management, security, and forensics training at SANS Boston 2011 on August 8-15? We are bringing our top courses and best instructors to make this the perfect training event for you! Register before June 29 and save $400.SANS Boston 2011 Features These Top-rated Courses:* SEC401: SANS Security Essentials Bootcamp Style* with E...

SANS returns to Tokyo for SANS Tokyo 2011 on 25-30 July, 2011! Choose from 2 immersion courses, taught by top SANS instructors, while enjoying dramatic beauty of Tokyo, the edge of the Orient, as a backdrop. If you get off of the mains streets, you can find ancient temples and tangible links to the past!We'll be offering the following SANS legacy hands-on courses for security professionals at all levels, and we know you won't want to miss them...

If you like what the SANS Internet Storm Center (ISC) provides to the cyber security community, then you will love SANSFIRE! SANSFIRE 2011 is the one annual training event powered by the ISC. This years event will be held in Washington DC, July 15-24, and includes more than 25 courses and dozens of up-to-the-minute field reports from ISC handlers. Each evening, the ISC handlers share riveting talks on their most interesting experiences and new...

IPv6 may be far away for your network but operating systems and network devices will not hold back. Already, modern operating systems implement IPv6 by default. Windows 7, for example, ships with Teredo enabled by default. Your existing firewall may not block it. Learning more about IPv6 is essential to securing your network. This Summit is designed not just for implementers of IPv6, but also for those who just need to learn how to detect IPv6...