Duration: 5 Days

Trainer: Michael Gregg

Introduction
Obtain the knowledge needed to successfully pass ISACA (Information System Audit & Control Association) CISA® certification exam. This intensive class covers the six domains that comprise the CISA body of knowledge. The unique approach to the material will introduce you to topics such as auditor responsibilities, scope, audit charter, technical material, privacy requirements, and security requirements. Since this exam is only provided twice per year, can you really afford not to be fully prepared? Let dotTech help you pass the first time!

The Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) exam is offered each year in June and December and consists of 200 multiple-choice questions. The CISA exam is focused on the six domains defined by ISACA. Since it’s inception in 1978, the CISA exam has become the gold standard of excellence in IS auditing, control, and security. Obtaining the CISA certification has become the recognized symbol of achievement in the realm of IT security audit.

Benefits
The CISA training class is specifically designed to prep you for the CISA exam and covers the new material that will be on the 2007 ISACA CISA exam. The CISA sample exams will prepare you for this challenging test. Following each section, you will work through a series of sample exam questions to give you a “feel” for the format and the types of questions you will be asked during the actual exam. Students will review the correct answers for a better understanding of what the ISACA Certification Board expects.

Who should attend this workshop?
The CISA program is designed to assess and certify individuals in the IS audit, control, assurance, and security professions. The CISA designation is for Information Systems Audit professionals who have five years of experience with audit, IT systems, and security of information systems.

Course Objectives
- The IS Audit Process
- IT Governance
- Systems and Infrastructure Life Cycle Management
- IT Service Delivery and Support
- Protection of Information Assets
- Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery

Course Outline

• Testing-Taking Tips and Study Techniques
• The Audit Process
• IT Governance
• Lifecycle Management
• System Infrasturcture Control
• Information Systems Hardware and Architecture
• Information Systems Used for IT Delivery and Support
• Protection of Logical Assets
• Physical Security
• Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
• Review and Q&A Session

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Duration: 5 Days

Trainer: Michael Gregg

The demand for security certified professionals is on the rise. Security certified individuals earned huge pay increases over the last several years. Along with this growth in demand, has come a rapid increase in the number of jobs related to the IT security profession. This Ethical Hacker training class will help you gain these in-demand skills.

Benefits
Ethical Hacking training has been designed to give you the skills to perform penetration tests and security audits. With our real-world labs and hands on scenarios, you’ll gain the practical experience needed to stop waiting for attacks and learn how to find vulnerabilities before the hackers do. Stop waiting until problems happen to react. Learn how to test and assess your network’s infrastructure and system controls in a systematic and consistent way. After all, to beat a hacker, you have to think like one! Let us show you how!

Prerequisites
The CEH training program is targeted at professionals with at least 2 years of experience in the IT Security field

Target Audience
This course targets security professionals who wish to gain critical skills in countermeasures of Hacking, including how intruders attack networks and the means for preventing them from doing so. This Counter Hacking course is designed for the network or systems practitioner who typically has responsibilities for penetration testing in job function and in job title. It is intended for those practitioners who desire to improve their security practitioner expertise, as well as position themselves as demonstrated and knowledgeable Ethical Hacking security professionals. Typically, these candidates will have two or more years in information security and IT experience, and are responsible for their organizations’ primary systems and networks.

Certification
This course may be used for the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Program
CEH Exam 312-50

Course Outline

• Ethics and Legality
• Footprinting
• Scanning
• numeration
• System Hacking
• Trojans and Backdoors
• Sniffers
• Denial of Service
• Social Engineering
• Session Hijacking
• Hacking Web Servers
• Web Application Vulnerabilities
• Web Based Password Cracking Techniques
• SQL Injection
• Hacking Wireless Networks
• Virus and Worms
• Novell Hacking
• Linux Hacking
• IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
• Buffer Overflows
• Cryptography

Hands-on Lab Exercises
These are the actual labs taught in the Ethical Hacking Course
Using a self-contained network, you’ll learn how to hack into a variety of Linux and Windows systems. Class participants learn the vulnerabilities of these systems through the eyes of an attacker. These capture the flag activities to help students learn to protect their networks from a hacker’s perspective.

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