I had taken Incidence Responce and Hacking Techniques as well as
Cutting Edge Hacking Technology. Ed Skoudis was excellent in the way
he put all the things together ..
./thanks
ilaiy
On 6/21/05, Chuck McWhirter <cmcwhirter@hornmurdockcole.com> wrote:
Gregory,
Take a look into the SANS course taught by Ed Skoudis. I took his class
several months ago and it is a great primer class for you to get your feet
wet. Also take a look at the FoundStone classes on ethical hacking. I've
never been to one, but I've gotten quite a bit of good feedback from those
that have attended. You'll also want to pick up a copy of Hacking Exposed
for a good desk reference. Good luck.
My Two Cents,
Chuck McWhirter, CISA, CISSP, CISM
IT Security Manager - Houston
Horn Murdock Cole
10375 Richmond Avenue, Suite 450
Houston, TX 77042
Office: 713-266-8288
FAX: 713-266-8299
Cell: 832-660-4246
-----Original Message-----
From: glemmon@onealwebster.com [mailto:glemmon@onealwebster.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 1:35 PM
To: pen-test@securityfocus.com
Subject: CEH training
Hi all,
I am looking at getting some training to start my official journey down =
the path as a Security Penetration Tester - and was wondering about the =
views on taking the Intense School's CEH boot Camp. Has anyone on/from the
list attended their course and have and feedback/recommendations? My =
background is predominantly Windows, but I am fairly functional with Linux.
I am more interested in online courses right now though only because I am =
currently involved in some projects that require me to be available for my
office = over the next couple of months. Any constructive feedback is more
than = welcome.
Thanks
Gregory Lemmon, MCP, Security+
I.T. Manager
