Updates to our Advanced Purple Team class - SEC699

Monday, 23 Sep 2024 11:00AM EST (23 Sep 2024 15:00 UTC)
Speakers: Stephen Sims, Erik Van Buggenhout

We are excited to invite you to an exclusive webcast where we'll unveil the latest updates to the SEC699 SANS Purple Teaming course. This session will provide an in-depth look at the enhancements we've made to ensure that our course remains at the forefront of cybersecurity training.

What to expect during this webcast:

Overview of Updates: We'll start with a detailed overview of the course updates, focusing on the refreshed range environment including all latest and greatest versions of tools and software;
Courseware sneak peak: To give you a taste of what the material is like, we will show off a few sections of the courseware!
Lab sneak peak: To highlight the practical value of these updates, we will run through a few of our enhanced labs during the webcast. These demonstrations will showcase the real-world applications and cutting-edge techniques you will learn in the course.
Q&A Session: After the demonstrations, we'll have a Q&A session where our experts will answer your questions and provide further insights into the course enhancements.

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