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Wow, you must have known *exactly* the feedback I was hoping for... because that was it. And you are most welcome. I wrote this as the "practical" part of certification from SANS (http://www.sans.org/).
<warn type="gratuitous advertising"> SANS is indeed the best training I have *ever* received. I have been to two conferences, and each time I came back giddy from the knowledge-transfer and hands-on experience I had obtained. The certification process has further pushed my knowledge and experience beyond the classroom into the "Real"
I highly recommend SANS training. </warn>
James McDonald wrote:
| Thanks very much for sending this document. It provides a wonderful | 'framework' to work from if I ever have to do this sort of thing | myself. The completeness and description of the tools and methods | used helps... | | I was suprised that people had that knowledge... Perhaps they are | technical? | | | | On Mon, Mar 21, 2005 at 10:17:54PM -0500, Matthew Carpenter wrote:
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