Business and Training Center > Summer Quarter > Security

If you need an overview of how security issues affect your organization, the type of security measures you could be taking to protect your business, or which security certifications you should be going after to start a career in security, this free course is for you.

Don't pay a consultant to tell you what you'll gain from this course, meant for the non-technical and technical alike. You'll receive hands-on training in mapping a network just like hackers do, as well as examples of the types of attacks typically launched by hackers against networks today. Course completion certificates will be provided to all who attend.

Who should take this class?

New security personnel, department heads, managers, security policy teams, network engineers, network administrators, troubleshooters and technicians. Appropriate for anyone needing an overview of security - technical CEOs and law enforcement as well.

Topics covered will include: What are the threats? Defense in-depth; Security policies; Firewalls; Network mapping tools; Intrusion Detection Systems; Honeypots; Virus protection; Passwords and authentication.

These free seminars are held in our MAB 109 lab and given by Steve Hailey, computer security expert and the president and CEO of CyberSecurity Institute and Mike Andrew, Currently Vice President of training and forensics consultant of CyberSecurity Institute.