SANS: Who Do You Trust? SSL and TLS Under Attack with Eric Conrad

Very good webcast here! (You also get a certificate in your SANS account)

The Link is here:
https://www.sans.org/webcasts/trust-ssl-tls-attack-eric-conrad-94844

Here's what I did:
Domain: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)
CPE Type: CBT
Course Name: SANS: Who Do You Trust? SSL and TLS Under Attack with Eric Conrad
Number of hours: 1

DoD Information Assurance Awareness version 10.0

DoD Information Assurance Awareness version 10.0

Updated course here, took about an hour.

The Link is here:
http://iase.disa.mil/eta/iaav10/index.htm

Here's what I did:
Domain: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)
CPE Type: CBT
Course Name: DoD Information Assurance Awareness version 10.0
Number of hours: 1

Personally Identifiable Information

I can't believe I haven't added this one yet!? Another from the DoD series, which doesn't need a CAC to get into. Preety easy 1 credit here!

Here's the link:
http://iase.disa.mil/eta/pii/pii_module/pii_module/index.html

Here's what I did:
Domain for CPE Credit: Multiple Domains (Group A)
CPE Type: Self-Study, CBT
Course Name: Personally Identifiable Information
Number of Hours: 1

EEye REM® and Retina Administrator Training

Note: You must have a U.S. Government CAC for this training.

Also To note: you could put this under Group A or Group B, depending on your needs.

It took me about 3 hours to do all of this, but I took some time to do it. I would say you can get 2-4 credits out of this.

Here's the link:
https://powhatan.iiie.disa.mil/tools/sccvi/training/online-training-index.html#

Here's what I did:
Domain for CPE Credit: Multiple Domains (Group A) OR Other - General Education (Group B)
CPE Type: Self-Study, CBT
Course Name: EEye REM® and Retina Administrator Training
Number of Hours: 3

SANS Webcast: Innovation in Application Security: Application Risk Management

Here's the link:
https://www.sans.org/webcasts/innovation-application-security-application-risk-management-93548

Here's what I did:
Domain for CPE Credit: CISSP - Application Security
CPE Type: Self-Study, CBT
Course Name: SANS Webcast: Innovation in Application Security: Application Risk Management
Number of Hours: 1

TechNet Webcast: Lync Server 2010 Architecture Topologies (Level 200)

One of my friends mentioned setting up a lync server at work, so I thought I'd learn a little more about it. This is a pretty good architecture overview.

Here's the link:
http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/unifiedcommunications.aspx?tab=webcasts&seriesid=104&webcastid=17884

Here's what I did:
Domain for CPE Credit: CISSP - Other - General Education (Group B)
CPE Type: Self-Study, CBT
Course Name: TechNet Webcast: Lync Server 2010 Architecture Topologies (Level 200)
Number of Hours: 1

Scripting with Windows PowerShell - Part 4

Sorry for the delay in posting, been terribly busy. Here's part 4!

Here's the link for part 2:
http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/windowsserver2008.aspx?tab=Webcasts&seriesid=101&webcastid=17431

Here's what I did:
Domain for CPE Credit: Group B (General Education)
CPE Type: Self-Study, CBT
Course Name: Scripting with Windows PowerShell - Part 4
Number of Hours: 1

Scripting with Windows PowerShell - Part 3

Next part! Nothing new to report, just some different command learning!

Here's the link for part 2:
http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/windowsserver2008.aspx?tab=Webcasts&seriesid=101&webcastid=17430

Here's what I did:
Domain for CPE Credit: Group B (General Education)
CPE Type: Self-Study, CBT
Course Name: Scripting with Windows PowerShell - Part 3
Number of Hours: 1

Scripting with Windows PowerShell - Part 2

Part 2 was pretty informative. I actually tweaked one of my junky scripts with some of the tips from this webcast. Now it works better than before!

Here's the link for part 2:
http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/windowsserver2008.aspx?tab=Webcasts&seriesid=101&webcastid=17429

Here's what I did:
Domain for CPE Credit: Group B (General Education)
CPE Type: Self-Study, CBT
Course Name: Scripting with Windows PowerShell - Part 2
Number of Hours: 1

Scripting with Windows PowerShell - Part 1

So I've been trying to learn some Powershell, and I decided to take some free tutorials online. Microsoft Scripting Guy has a 5 part series that pretty good, even though I've only been through the first part. It's a free CPE, if you want to learn some powershell!

Here's the link for part 1:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/scriptcenter/dd742419

Here's what I did:
Domain for CPE Credit: Group B (General Education)
CPE Type: Self-Study, CBT
Course Name: Scripting with Windows PowerShell - Part 1
Number of Hours: 1

Your Work's Annual Security Briefing

Yes, this is worth CPEs. I just put in for 1 CPE for my "DoD Annual Security Refresher Briefing".

Mine happened to be a webcast, but I've seen them done in mass group briefings... either way, free CPE!

DoD - Using PKI - Public Key Infrastructure v1.0

I'm currently working through my SANS 505 class, and thought I'd check out a little side CPE action.

This one was a pretty good overview of PKI, nothing in-depth though.

Here's the link:
http://iase.disa.mil/eta/using_pki/using_pki/launchpage.htm

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

SANS Special Webcast: IBM: Social Media: A Security and Privacy Perspective

A friend told me about this, after it took place. I had to go into the archive to watch it, but it was a decent webcast, if you're into learning more about social media.

There is a certificate available, in your SANS profile, under "My Webcasts"

Here's the link:
https://www.sans.org/webcasts/ibm-social-media-security-privacy-perspective-94579

Here's what I did:
Domain: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)
Type: Self-study, Computer based Training (CBT) or Web Cast
Course Name: IBM: Social Media: A Security and Privacy Perspective
Hours: 1

Maintaining the Domain Name System

*Warning* This course requires a CAC (Common Access Card)

This one also comes from DISA (Defense Information Systems Agency), and is a follow up to Domain Name System (DNS) Basic Concepts Overview v1.0.

Again, it's quick (1.25h) and easy, and gives you a certificate at the end.

Here's the Link:
https://powhatan.iiie.disa.mil/eta/dns_advanced/launchPage.htm

Here's what I did:
Domain: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)
CPE Type: CBT
Course Name: Maintaining the Domain Name System
Number of hours: 1

Social Networking v1.0

Another one from the DoD (Department of Defense). This one is called Social Networking v1.0. Again, it's quick (1h) and easy, and gives you a certificate at the end. Here's the Link:

http://iase.disa.mil/eta/sns_v1/sn/launchPage.htm

Here's what I did:
Domain: CISSP - Multiple Domains (Group A)
CPE Type: CBT
Course Name: Social Networking v1.0
Number of hours: 1

Domain Name System (DNS) Basic Concepts Overview v1.0

This one comes from DISA (Defense Information Systems Agency). This one is called Domain Name System (DNS) Basic Concepts Overview v1.0. Again, it's quick (1h) and easy, and gives you a certificate at the end. Here's the Link:

http://iase.disa.mil/eta/dns/basicconcepts/launchPage.htm

Here's what I did:
Domain: CISSP - General Education (Group B)
CPE Type: CBT
Course Name: Domain Name System (DNS) Basic Concepts Overview v1.0
Number of 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

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