For the security-inclined on this list. Please contact Alan if you are=20=
interested in SANS training in Japan.
Dirk
Begin forwarded message:
> From: SANS Research Office <sansro@sans.org>
> Date: Tue Dec 17, 2002 02:28:40 Asia/Tokyo
> Subject: News About Japanese Security Programs from SANS
>
> To: Dirk Rosler
> =46rom Alan Paller, Director of Research, the SANS Institute
>
> We have two positive announcements about SANS security education=20
> programs in Japan.
>
> First, the step-by-step guides to security that US government agencies=20=
> and many large companies
> depend upon for all their technical workers have been translated into=20=
> Japanese, by Japanese
> experts in security.
>
>
> =B6SANS Step-by-Step Guides Japanese Edition=B6
> =B6=B6Now on sale!=B6=B6
> [Securing Windows 2000]
> [Solaris Security]
> [Computer Security Incident Handling]
> [Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity]
> [Securing Cisco Routers]
>
>>>> MORE Information>>>
> http://www.nri-secure.co.jp/sans/index.html
>
> Second, SANS is planning a full SANS course in Tokyo in April if there=20=
> is enough interest.
>
> We will run the complete SANS SecuritY Essentials training program --=20=
> to prepare you for both
> certification and possibly to become SANS mentors to help others in=20
> Japan learn the material.
>
> If you believe there is real demand for such a program, please let me=20=
> know how many people from
> your organization would want to come to a program assuming the cost is=20=
> around 350,000 yen.
>
> Complete details on the training program contents are available at=20
> www.sans.org.
>
> Thank you for working toward improved security.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Alan Paller
>
Received on Tue Dec 17 02:55:34 2002