Upcoming Event - hackATTACK 2010

9th & 10th October 2010 | 2 Days ETHICAL HACKING WORKSHOP with Hands-On practical sessions | intense LIVE DEMOS like never before | WIN LAPTOP | Certificate & Security Tools DVD

Registration Status: OPEN

Last Date for Registration: 30th September 2010

In today’s unprecedented growth in Computer technology, where all the Law-Enforcement agencies, Corporate, Govt. Bodies, Academia, Individuals & other sectors are getting dependent on computers & internet, it becomes very crucial for every sector to secure its Confidential Data/Information from the professional crackers. Moreover, as our society is getting dependent on all the Electronic Transactions like, E-Shopping, E-Banking, E-Commerce, E-Ticketing, E-Gaming etc, the ‘Cyber Crime’ on another side is also rising up day by day and on the basis of this, the new concept of “Cyber Security” is coming up into the picture and its also in Boom. There is a huge demand for Information Security Professionals in real time IT industry.

Wanna be a HACKING GEEK!! Join us on a yet another exciting fun filled program coming October month 2nd weekend (i.e on 9th & 10th Oct, 2010) ,This is a great networking opportunity for the security enthusiasts and ethical hackers across the country with intense knowledge sharing sessions, live demonstrations and hands on experience on the latest tools and technologies that enables you to discover and contribute to make the world a SECURE place to live in.

Who should attend :

This workshop will be significantly benefited for

• Students
• Auditors
• Site Administrators
• Research Analysts
• Web Developers and Designers
• Systems Administrators
• Network Administrators
• Wireless/Blackberry Administrators
• Security Officers
• Security Professionals
• Anyone Seeking a Career into information security
• And anyone who is concerned about the integrity of the network infrastructure

Benefits of this workshop:

• Learn Ethical Hacking techniques and countermeasures directly from experienced Ethical Hackers (i.e. Information Security Experts)
• For your easy understanding we have included intense LIVE DEMOS for each topics like never before.
• infySEC is the first Information Security Services company in INDIA to include Real Time Hands-On Practical sessions (CTF) in hackEDGE Workshop on Day 2.
• Attend this workshop and get Certified from infySEC.
• Take away 2500+ Security Tool Kit DVD.
• Avail attractive Team discount offer for 3 and above participants.
• WIN a power packed LAPTOP on Day2.
• Exclusive prizes every 1 hours and much more stuffs inside.

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What will I Learn:

infySEC is the first Information Security Services company to include its first kind of Hands-On Practical Workshop with “Capture The Flag - HACKING GAME” concept in India. “Capture The Flag”, a security hacking game is specially designed on Day 2 forming teams of enthusiastic participants and experienced ethical hackers from the attendees to mock the Attackers and Crackers in the security battlefield. Join us for the true real time digital experience .

Once again, we cordially invite you to be part of the Digital journey and win exciting surprise goodies!

LIMITED SEATS ONLY !!! BOOK NOW | TEAM DISCOUNT OFFER AVAILABLE!!

Workshop Batch Date:

9th & 10th October 2010

Timing:

Day1: 10A.M to 6P.M
Day2: 9:30A.M to 5:30P.M

Registration Fee:

Rs.3000 Nett

Available Team Discount Offers:

S.No	Team member details	Discount Registration Fee
1	3 members as a Team	Rs.2750 per participant
2	5 and above members as a Team	Rs.2600 per participant

Venue:

Loyola college of Education (B.Ed) Block,
(Opp) to LIBA Building,
Loyola College,
Sterling Road,
Nungambakkam,
Chennai - 600034,
Tamil Nadu.

For Complete Registration and Team Discount Offer, Contact:

+91- 98400 84496

Email:

enquiry@infysec.com

A Overview of the beginners course, A NDTV Coverage :

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