Intrusion Skills

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A very common phenomena is happening everywhere.

All intrusion courses assume that all attendees have a solid homogeneous IT background.

In today’s world, that is not just a little bit of Networking and some Linux.

We are living in the cloud era, in the software defined networks, infrastructure automation… Nothing is what it used to be.

Becoming an intrusion professional requires tons of previous knowledge, that must be acquired in order to be able to advance, or you will get totally locked without any chance to progress, becoming completely dependent on others’ limited intrusion solutions.

The actual intrusion training landscape is damaging the learning process.

Why are we saying this?

Because most governmental institutions around the world are still transitioning to the digital realm. And the more you sell an intrusion course stating that no requirements are needed, the more you are not-helping your clients.

The key is in a continuous but dynamic Tailored Training Program.

That is the main reason that led us to conceive a very different approach.

It is an absolutely needed strategy nowadays, since this transition is imposed.

LEA and MIL staff comes from investigation and military operations background. Of course, that is really useful in part of the process. Let’s say, for a global understanding.

However, the Digital Intrusion is not as simple as pressing a button. Every digital environment, every target, every device is different. Not only different models, but also different:

  • Installed software.
  • Configurations.
  • Security measures.
  • Security habits
  • Usage patterns.
  • Network in use.
  • Versions.
  • Context.

Flexibility is a must in a so changing technical field, and there is only one way towards the needed adaptability: ongoing training.

We, intrusion instructors do it every day, why don’t you?

Contact us and request more information to implement our Tailored Training Program in your organization.

More than 20 years training different security disciplines both in public and private sector. Former Navy Cryptography Chief, with experience as Intelligence Operations Chief, involving SIGINT, ELINT, COMINT, IMINT, HUMINT and CYBINT. During the last decade, he has been mixing technical expertise with the development of training programs and methods, oriented towards Law Enforcement Agencies, Military Institutions and the Government National Security sector.

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