What: One-day course covering how to pentest your own network to keep it secure from hackers, hosted by LMG Security
When: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 27th
Where: Virtual (event details will be sent to registered guests)
WHAT TO EXPECT AT THE EVENT:
To effectively defend your IT infrastructure, you need to explore your network in the same way as hackers. This practical, hands-on class will teach you to do just that: pentest your own network. Along the way, you’ll learn detailed remediation tips and test out various techniques for stopping attackers and ensuring that your changes work.
Early bird pricing is available until Friday, January 31, 2025
Instructors:
Tom Pohl - Penetration Testing Team Manager & Senior Cybersecurity Consultant, LMG Security
Tom Pohl is a seasoned hacker and the winner of many hacking competitions including Wild West Hackin’ Fest, Circle City Con, THOTCON, BSidesLV, and DEFCON. Tom is a seasoned presenter at major security conferences such as DEFCON, BSidesLV, CornCon, and SecDSM and he has led technical training classes for many organizations. In addition, Tom also discovered several vulnerabilities that have been covered in a number of major industry publications. Prior to working for LMG, Tom was the head of software architecture at Businessolver for nearly 20 years..
Matt Durrin - Director of Training and Response, LMG Security
Matt Durrin is the Director of Training and Research at LMG Security and a Senior Consultant with the organization. He is an instructor at the international Black Hat USA conference, where he has taught classes on ransomware and data breaches. Matt has conducted cybersecurity seminars, tabletop exercises and classes for thousands of attendees in all sectors, including banking, retail, healthcare, government, and more. He is also the co-author of a new book, Ransomware and Cyber Extortion: Response and Prevention. A seasoned cybersecurity and IT professional, Matt specializes in ransomware response and research, as well as deployment of proactive cybersecurity solutions. Matt holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of Montana, and his malware research has been featured on NBC Nightly News.