Telspace Systems, an IT security solutions provider, and Zone-h will bring Roberto Preatoni, founder of Zone-h and WabiSabiLabi, to South Africa next month to present a security training course.
The course will be held at the FNB Conference and Training Centre and will address issues with buffer overflows, exploiting database vulnerabilities, cross-site scripting and protecting anonymity while hacking.
The Hands on Hacking Unlimited training course will take place on 11 and 12 November.
Dino Covotsos, CEO of Telspace Systems, says: “What sets Hands on Hacking Unlimited apart from other security training courses is that it simulates different methodologies that hackers use. Attendees will learn to think like real-world hackers and which is the best way to deflect them.”
According to Covotsos, the course is aimed at IT professionals who wish to learn hacking and defensive techniques used by hackers to compromise an organisation's IT infrastructure. “This course offers a set of live simulations and live labs featuring a variety of missions on proprietary targets.”
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