If you’ve been: a) thinking of taking matters into your own hands and testing your own web apps; b) trying desperately to get your bug bounty ranking up; or c) taking a web app pentesting course and in need of some clarifications to be addressed, then it would be in your very best interest to join us on June 27th 2017, at 1PM ET for our fifth technical webinar this 2017: Stepping Through Your First Web App Penetration Test.
When we Refreshed the Mobile Application Security and Penetration Testing training course last March, we also launched an iPhone 7 (PRODUCT)RED giveaway to go with it.
Earlier this month, the winner was finally drawn, and it was Kimiaki Naitoh from Japan who came away as the lucky winner.
We get it, choosing which IT security training course to enroll in is tough. Aside from having to figure out which ones are the best suited to provide you with the specific skills you want, you’d also have to make sure they match your abilities, as well as your schedule.
Coming off the back of Fuzzing with Google‘s success – this month, eLearnSecurity‘s technical webinar series returns for its latest installment.
We invite you to join us on May 16th 2017, at 1PM ET, as we take on one of the most widely used tools in web app pentesting: Burp Suite.
After flying around Dubai, getting students #shirtified internationally, and sending out a special-edition iPhone 7, we are now on the latest edition of our globetrotting MISSIONS.
This time, we head westward to yet another desert – the Mojave – wherein lies the fabled City of Sin.
The first four months of 2017 has, without a doubt, brought plenty of excitement for eLearnSecurity – we flew in our MISSION: Dubai winner for a visit, hosted three filled-to-the-brim technical webinars, sponsored a bunch of security competitions, and of course, gave MASPTv2 a fresh new update along with a (RED)-hot giveaway!
On April 2010, Penetration Testing Professional v1 was launched. With 15 students hopping on board that first month, our journey got the fuel it needed to begin. Today – seven years, eight training courses, three office locations, and thousands of students later – the eLearnSecurity mission carries on.
Lately, it’s been a rough ride for security: a vicious cycle of data breaches, ransomware raking in billions, IoT botnets being made available to everyone, and more zero-days than you can shake a stick at.
All of us, in one way or another, have been or are still exposed to threats from cybercriminals looking to make a quick buck.
We know it, you know it: things go by at warp speed in the mobile world. Everything – from the hottest smartphone models, the latest operating systems, to the freshest apps – becomes prehistoric and replaced with something faster/stronger/flashier/shinier almost as soon as it launches.
The Networking and IT Security Society, or NETsoc, recently concluded their 7th annual TacOps on March 4th, 2017 at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) Networking Lab in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. The organization’s premiere winter event, TacOps tests challengers’ cybersecurity prowess and know-how with various attack and defense competitions, squaring them off against peers and international participants.