Hands-On Cyber Security Training in Manama
Unlock the full potential of your career with cyber security training at SANS Manama September 2024 (7-12 September). Guided by world-renowned instructors at the forefront of the field, this event provides exclusive access to live industry experts, ensuring you stay ahead of the curve.
Immerse yourself in a learning environment that features industry-leading hands-on labs, simulations, and exercises, all geared towards practical application in your professional endeavors. Seize the opportunity to hone your skills during bonus sessions and activities, backed by SANS unwavering commitment to excellence and expertise.
SANS Manama September 2024 Features
- Practical Cyber Security Training: Delivered by real-world practitioners providing actionable insights.
- Real-time Support: Receive immediate assistance from certified teacher assistants throughout your course.
- Immersive Labs in a Virtual Environment: Hands-on practice to sharpen your skills in a secure setting.
- Thought Leadership Talks & Workshops: all centered around training topics.
- Comprehensive Courseware: Course materials provided in electronic and printed formats.
- GIAC Certification: Most courses align with the highest standard in cybersecurity certification.
- CPE Credits: Earn Continuing Professional Education credits towards a certification.
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the field, SANS Manama September 2024 equips you with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate the ever-evolving threat landscape.
Please note, courses are available In-Person in Manama, BH or Live Online during this event. Register now to secure your spot.
Courses are offered In-Person or Live Online.
Please see available courses for details regarding individual course delivery format.
GCFA: GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst
$8,645 USD
GISP: GIAC Information Security Professional
$8,645 USD
Bonus Sessions
Justice Denied: How Bad Digital Forensics Threatens and Undermines Justice
A lot of digital forensic practitioners go and testify in court, with their evidence getting in without significant challenges, usually from unknowledgeable legal practitioners. In some of these cases the digital forensic practitioners have gotten the evidence wrong, leading to wrongful convictions or other incorrect liability being allocated. While opposition digital forensic practitioners are often frowned upon, especially from law enforcement, they do play a valuable role in balancing the interests of justice, and often can play a role in ensuring good quality digital forensics. Through a discussion of three cases, one criminal, and two civil, the presenter will show how digital forensic evidence presented by either an unqualified or biased digital forensic practitioner almost destroyed the lives of the parties in court, and how a proper scientific approach to digital forensics assisted in the courts in achieving justice.
Jason Jordaan
Principal Instructor
