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eLearnSecurity Digital Forensics Professional

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eLearnSecurity is launching another course. Register for the webinar on February 20:

https://www.elearnsecurity.com/resources/webinars/dfp_launch

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xxxkaliboyxxx

Saw that email today, now I regret not getting the all in one. I will have to see if my company will buy this course. They are really pumping these courses out.

SteveLavoie

xxxkaliboyxxx wrote: »

Saw that email today, now I regret not getting the all in one. I will have to see if my company will buy this course. They are really pumping these courses out.

They covered a lot of ground on the "Red team" side, now they are trying to cover the "Blue Team" side. Often company are more willing to pay for the "Blue Team" side.

the_Grinch

Very interesting. I'd like to see what the training will cover as I suspect they'll be using open source tools. The issue with that would be to make sure your SOP's allow for it.

dmaketas

xxxkaliboyxxx wrote: »

Saw that email today, now I regret not getting the all in one. I will have to see if my company will buy this course. They are really pumping these courses out.

Me too regretting not getting the all-in-one pass. If I had it I would do one or two certs per year, for my CPEs and also to learn something new. But overall the industry at least in Europe where I am, is switching to more Blue team, since the Red team is already pretty much covered.