Information Security Management Strategies
  1.  Enterprise Risk Assessment
  2.  Large-scale Penetration Testing
  3.  Intrusion Monitoring & Analysis
  4.  Incident Response & Management
  5.  Forensic Analysis for Investigations and eDiscovery
  6.  CISSP, GCIA, GCIH, GCFA & GPEN Certified Consultants
Instruction and Staff Development
  1.  Experienced Instruction in Enterprise Systems and Security
  2.  Custom Curriculum Development
  3.  SANS Certified Instructors and Authors
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In the NEWS, around the world:
Upcoming Speaking/Teaching Events:
RSA Conference 2009, San Francisco, CA 4/22
  1. ESS-203: Proprietary Data Leakage: Techniques and Countermeasures
MCIT Egypt 2009, Cairo, EG 5/9-5/14
  1. Sec401: SANS Security Essentials Bootcamp Style
SANSFIRE 2009, Baltimore, MD 6/14-6/20
  1. Sec 556: Comprehensive Packet Analysis
  2. Sec 558: Network Forensics (NEW COURSE!)
FIRST Conference 2009, Kyoto, JP 6/28-7/3
  1. Track I: Proprietary Data Leaks: Response and Recovery
SANS Singapore 2009, Singapore 7/6-7/11
  1. Sec 508: Computer Forensics, Investigation, and Response
SAN Network Security 2009, San Diego, CA 9/16-9/18
  1. Sec 558: Network Forensics (NEW COURSE!)
Sherri’s philosecurity article on Squid Forensics got picked up on Schneier’s Crypto-Gram blog.
Jonathan and Sherri were guests on the PaulDotCom podcast, talking about Network Forensics and other cool things!
Jonathan and Sherri Davidoff announce plans for a new SANS course in Network Forensics, to air at SANSFIRE 2009!
Jonathan participated in a panel discussion on “Hard Problems in IT Security, and Creative Solutions” in Canberra, NSW, AU.
Jonathan presented a lecture for the Brazilian Chapter of the ISSA on “Network Intelligence: The Benefits of a Passive Versus an Active Approach.”
Jonathan and Gary W. Longsine presented a SANS Webcast about their SALSA Framework for Web 2.0 security. Read their whitepaper, published here.
IT Manager’s Journal ran a feature on Jonathan, discussing open source software in security.
The WSJ cited us again, ironically on blogging for building business, which we really don’t.
The Wall Street Journal published a write-up of a new SANS Management Course.