At MANDIANT, we believe it should be consultants who are active and expert in their areas of practice.
Through our flagship Incident Response, Malware Analysis and Memory Forensics tracks, we share with our students the skills we have gained finding evil and solving crime in the field.
The knowledge MANDIANT brings to the classroom is directly derived from our consulting experience. Our instructors and course developers are active members of the commercial and federal consulting teams. They regularly respond to computer security incidents, conduct forensic examinations, and work with clients to secure their networks and on-line infrastructure through vulnerability and network assessments. MANDIANT’s first-hand field experience and our qualifications as information security trainers provide course attendees with the best training in the industry.
MANDIANT provides education to information security professionals across the industry. We have trained Fortune 500 companies, law enforcement agencies, small financial institutions and individual security consultants. In addition to a broad portfolio of course offerings, we offer customized course development within our areas of expertise.
In addition to private courses, MANDIANT currently offers a series of public education courses. The courses and related materials are based upon our experience teaching Fortune 500 and other corporate clients and law enforcement agencies around the world.
MANDIANT has four different ways for you to experience the difference we bring to the information security educational landscape.
As the sophistication and threats caused by malicious attacks continue to increase, MANDIANT has raised the bar of effective detection, response, and remediation through our Incident Response (IR) courses.
Though many people in the security industry do forensics, very few do memory forensics. As an industry, we have overlooked some of the most important data in an investigation. Forensic analysts can no longer rely on getting all of the information they need from the hard drive. Since there are many examples of malware that never touch the drive, drive analysis may lead to one conclusion, while memory analysis can lead to quite another.
Specifically designed for information security professionals and analysts who respond to computer security incidents using the MIR solution.
MANDIANT is very active promoting, sharing, teaching and learning within our industry. Click here to view a list of upcoming training courses.