Fwd: SANS Complimentary Webcasts in February

[Peter Charbonneau <Peter.Charbonneau () WILLIAMS EDU>]

FYI - in case any of you haven't seen this

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> From: The SANS Institute <Webcast () sans org>
> Date: February 2, 2004 6:19:32 PM EST
> To: Peter Charbonneau <Peter.Charbonneau () williams edu>
> Subject: SANS Complimentary Webcasts in February
>
> Dear Colleague,
>
> Take a few minutes this week to tune in to a SANS webcast for free
> training about the newest spam filtering techniques and how spammers
> are sneaking past them. Listen to the live presentation from the
> comfort
> of your home or office while you follow along on the slides. If you've
> never tuned in to a SANS webcast before, see the end of this message
> for simple instructions.
>
> WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, at 1:00pm EST (1800 UTC)
> We Have a Spam Filter - Why Do I Continue to Get Spam?
> Featuring: Bill Stearns
> Sponsored by: MailFrontier
>
> The onslaught of Spam continues with no end in sight. Bill Stearns and
> Gleb Budman will give us some insights and suggestions for mitigation.
> Bill Stearns is a certified SANS instructor and Network Manager for the
> SANS Institute. His background is in operating system and network
> security, with a focus on firewalls, and he is an active contributor to
> the Linux development effort. Gleb Budman leads overall product
> strategy
> and development for MailFrontier, a company that specializes in
> comprehensive spam management.
>
>
> ***********************************************************************
> *
> New Training Opportunity:
> Learn to configure and run Modwall, an open source Intrusion Protection
> System developed by Bill Stearns. This brand new two-day course
> on Intrusion Protection Systems will debut at the SANS 2004 Annual
> Conference in Walt Disney World this April. An IPS is a merger of
> the best features of Firewalls and Intrusion Detection Systems. Learn
> advanced material on design, construction, pros and cons.
>
> SANS 2004 Annual Conference
> April 1-8, 2004   Orlando FL
> http://www.sans.org/sans2004/
>
> ***********************************************************************
> *
>
> Details on all SANS webcasts can be found at
> http://www.sans.org/webcasts/
>
> SANS Webcasts are live web broadcasts that allow you to hear a
> knowledgeable speaker while viewing presentation slides that you
> download in advance. You need either Real Audio Player or Windows Media
> Player (free downloads are available at our website), and a SANS portal
> account. If you don't have an account, just go to
> http://portal.sans.org
> and fill in the simple registration form, it's free. Once you have an
> account you can also access an archive of past webcasts, available at
> http://www.sans.org/webcasts/archive.php
>
>
> Upcoming SANS Webcasts:
> February 11: Internet Storm Center: Threat Update
> February 17: HIPAA Security Step-by Step Guide - Part 1
> February 18: HIPAA Security Step-by Step Guide - Part 2
> February 26: Thin Client Strategies: Reducing Risk through Centralized
>    Computing
> March 3: Integrating Change Management with Security Controls
>
>
> ***********************************************************************
> *
> To change your subscription, address, or other information, visit
> http://portal.sans.org


PeteC

Peter Charbonneau
Sr. Network and Systems Administrator
Williams College
(413) 597-3408 (desk)
(413) 822-2922 (cell)

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