Defending the Endpoint (ISC)2 e-Symposium

Today I took watched and took the quiz for Defending the Endpoint on one of ISC2's e-Symposium.

There's a certificate after the quiz.

Here's the link:
https://isc2.brighttalk.com/node/562

And here's what I did:
Course Name: Defending the Endpoint
Domain: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)
Type: (ISC)2 e-Symposium
Hours: 3

Have a good weekend, and see you on monday!

SANS Special Webcast: Mobile Device Forensics

This was a very intriguing webcast. If you do anything with incident handling and/or forensics, watch this!

There's no Certificate at the end, so I would suggest putting together a few screenshots with the system time/date to ensure you have some proof in case of audit.

Here's the link:
https://www.sans.org/webcasts/mobile-device-forensics-92948

Here's what I did:
Domain: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)
Type: Self-study, Computer based Training (CBT) or Web Cast
Hours: 1

eMASS Training

So, these 2 CPEs require you to have a DoD CAC card. Also, there's no certificate upon completion. I'd recommend taking some screenshots along the way, complete with your system time/date so you can prove you took the training to ISC2 if they audit you. Be sure to print and file this.

eMASS (Enterprise Mission Assurance Support Service) is an accreditation tool. It's ok, I've seen much worse! This training takes you through it. It's a pretty easy 2 hours.

Here's the Link:
https://powhatan.iiie.disa.mil/emass/training.html

I did:
Domain: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A).
Type: Self Study, Computer Based Training, or Web Cast
Hours: 2

InfoSecurity Professional Issue #2 Quiz

InfoSecurity Professional Issue #2 Quiz There are 10 issues as of today, I've never taken any of the quizzes, so I started with Issue #2. (Still have 8 more of these!)

Have a fun Tuesday!

This links to all issues of their magazine:

https://www.isc2.org/infosecurity_professional/default.aspx


Here's what I did:

Apply CPE to Credential/Concentration: CISSP

Domain for CPE Credit: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)

Activity Start Date: 08/10/2010

CPE Type: (ISC)2's InfoSecurity Professional Magazine Quiz

Magazine issue: #2

DoD IA/CND Information Sharing Training

Another one from the DoD (Department of Defense). This one is called IA/CND Information Sharing Training. It's quick and easy, and gives you a certificate at the end (Don't you wish they were all like that?)

Here's the Link:
http://iase.disa.mil/eta/info-sharing/infoshare/index.htm
Have a good one!

Here's what I did:
Domain: CISSP - Legal, Regulations, Compliance and Investigations
CPE Type: CBT
Course Name: IA/CND Information Sharing Training
Number of hours: 1

Making Threat Management More Manageable

Today's CPE comes from Verisign via the InfoSecurity Page and it's called: "Making Threat Management More Manageable). It's a webcast (with a certificate at the end).

Here's the link.
http://www.infosecurity-us.com/webinar/27/making-threat-management-more-manageable/

I'm going to shorten what I submit as, as I don't think people want too much info.

So, I went with:
Domain: CISSP-Information Security and Risk Management
Type: Webcast
Hours: 1

InfoSecurity Magazine Quiz & DoD Anti-Phishing Awareness

Since I missed yesterday (Already falling behind!), I'm posting two sources today.

InfoSecurity Professional Issue #1 Quiz There are 10 issues as of today, I've never taken any of the quizzes, so I started with Issue #1. (I'll get around to doing the other ones later)

This links to all issues of their magazine:
https://www.isc2.org/infosecurity_professional/default.aspx

Here's what I did:
Apply CPE to Credential/Concentration: CISSP
Domain for CPE Credit: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)
Activity Start Date: 08/05/2010
CPE Type: (ISC)2's InfoSecurity Professional Magazine Quiz
Magazine issue: #1

And the second CPE Activity I did today is:
DoD Anti-Phishing Awareness. It's a pretty short module, but it provides a certificate at the end. It's ok. I'm sure it could have gone a lot more in-depth, but maybe their target was for the "Average Joe".

Here's the link (Click on Launch new Phishing). Ironically, are you becoming a victim of phishing if you click the link? =)
http://iase.disa.mil/eta/phishing/Phishing/launchPage.htm

Here's what I did:
Apply CPE to Credential/Concentration: CISSP
Domain for CPE Credit: CISSP - Access Controls
Activity Start Date: 08/05/2010
CPE Type: Self-Study, Computer Based Training (CBT) or Web Cast
Course Name: DoD Anti-Phishing Awareness
Number of hours: 1

Hackin9 Team Magazine Online

I'm trying to run a free CPE marathon. There's plenty of places out there to do it, and here's today's.

Hackin9 Team Magazine Online Vol. 5 No. 5

It's a great magazine, and if you have time, check it out. It's 50 pages in a downloadable PDF. Covering quite a number of topics.

Here's the Link:
Hacking Team Magazine VOL5/NO5 PDF

So I went with:
Apply CPE to Credential/Concentration: CISSP
Domain for CPE Credit: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)
Activity Start Date: 08/03/2010
CPE Type: Read Information Security Book/Magazine
CPEs Claimed: 5

CyberProtect Network Defense Exercise (1-2 CPEs)

Today's CPE is brought to us by the Department of Defense (DoD). It's called CyberProtect v2. It's a pretty interesting interactive training simulation on... you guessed it, network defense.

Did I mention this was free?

I did it in just under an hour. my friend took an hour and a half., so 1-2 free CPE's. Don't forget to print your certificate at the end! Thanks, DoD!

The link to it is here: CyberProtect v2

So, I went with:
Apply CPE to Credential/Concentration: CISSP
Domain for CPE Credit: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)
Activity Start Date: 08/02/2010
CPE Type: Security Training Provided
Subject Taught: CyberProtect Network Defense Exercise
CPEs Claimed: 1

Good luck!

Jeff