Wow, it’s been over a month without much action here at Securism. But it’s not for lack of stuff to talk about – precisely the opposite, we’ve all been so incredibly busy that this little blog has fallen by the wayside. But I promise that we’ll get right back up at it! In the meantime, here’s what we’ve all been doing.
Ben and I both attended the SANS 2009 conference in early March, in Orlando. He was in the advanced penetration testing class, and I was taking the wireless security class. Verdict on both of those: AWESOME.
Walter also went to a SANS conference in Phoenix to attend a class on secure network design.
I also just finished the EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker program, which is a good overview certification class. Don’t underestimate that exam – it’s a tricky one!
Beyond the gobs of training, we’ve also been working on some great stuff at work, getting well up to our necks in the world of PCI.
So, dear readers, don’t fret. We’re still here, and will be back shortly!
Tags: hacking
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