The Training Events are Up

published: September 24th, 2008

If you are following with the latest updates on GNUCITIZEN you’ve probably noticed that we have most of our training events up now. You can even book online, which is neat.

At GNUCITIZEN we try to organize local training events almost every week where we teach the arts of offensive and defensive information security practices and research. All of our course offerings, even the core ones, are based on our extensive research work so there is a lot to learn.

We’ve got a couple of events lined up already and I was wondering if anyone may be interested in joining us. As usual, we are all about quality, which means that we try hard to give the best of us.

I personally enjoy the events as they are an excellent opportunity to meet some great people with great personalities. I try to learn something myself on these training events although I am lecturing. Never stop learning!

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Brandon responds:

I am always willing to help out GNUCITIZEN. Shoot me an email and let me know if I can do anything.

Thanks,

Brandon

pdp responds:

thanks brandon

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