Hackers for Charity Donation Link

Topics:

Network Hacking
Intercepting Network Traffic
Understanding the Most Important Network Protocols
Searching and Filtering Network Packets
Locating Files in Network Transmissions
Finding Sensitive Data on the Network
Identifying Network Attacks
Did we Mention Network Hacking?

Why:

While it is normally (very) expensive to acquire this type of training, thanks to the local Kentuckiana ISSA Chapter, this event is available for a donation to a great cause. The class will benefit Johnny Long and his family in their mission to support Hackers for Charity full-time in Uganda, Africa. Hackers for Charity is a non-profit organization that leverages the skills of technologists to solve technology challenges for various non-profits and provide food, equipment, job training and computer education to the world’s poorest citizens.

RSVP/Attendance:

Registration will be open until June 1, 2016 at midnight.
A maximum of 50 attendees will be allowed. Register now to secure your spot at this amazing training opportunity!

Coffee and water will be available.
Donuts will be provided for breakfast.
Complementary pizza and drinks will be provided for lunch

Instructors:

Michael Robinson is the Lead Analyst for a Fortune 50 Cyber Security Operations Center (SOC). Michael provides leadership on the execution of a SOC while also performing Proactive Threat Hunting. Michael is also a US Army Signal Warrant Officer working in Defensive Cyber Operations for the State of
Kentucky. Michael holds the GIAC Security Expert #116 credential. Michael serves as the Vice President of Marketing for the ISSA Kentucky Chapter.

Matthew Speer is a Senior Analyst for a Fortune 50 Cyber Security Operations Center (SOC). Matthew also serves as the Assistant Team Chief of the Kentucky Army National Guard’s Computer Network Defense Team, which performs cyber defensive operations at the state and national levels. Previously, he has worked in the airlines industry and cyber security within the Department of Defense.

Joe Oney is a Senior Information Security Analyst for a Fortune 50 Cyber Security Operations Center (SOC), concentrating his efforts on the effective use of analytical processes and threat intelligence. He is a Russian Linguist with the Kentucky Air National Guard and currently holds the GIAC GMON #113 credential.

Jeremy Druin (@webpwnized) works as an application, web, mobile and network security pen-tester for a multi-national transportation logistics company and is the owner of Ellipsis Information Security (http://www.ellipsisinfosec.com). Additionally Jeremy is the developer of the open-source OWASP Mutillidae II training system (https://sourceforge.net/projects/mutillidae/) and acts as the Alternate Director of Education for Kentucky ISSA chapter while authoring the Webpwnized YouTube Channel
(https://www.youtube.com/user/webpwnized). Jeremy holds a Bachelor in Computer Science from Indiana University and is a GIAC-certified Advanced Network, Web Application and Mobile Pen-Tester.

Cost:

$40.00 donated directly to the Long Family in support of the “Long Journey” to Africa.

In order to register for the event reserve a seat for the workshop then follow the instructions below to make your donation.

Step 1, Register for the workshop:

Registration Link: http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07ecgdey3s33aaab5f&c=3172e880-3996-11e5-bb08-d4ae527548e1&ch=31769200-3996-11e5-bb08-d4ae527548e1

Step 2, follow instructions below to make your donation:

1. Please browse to Hackers For Charity
2. Locate the “Donate” button under the label “Make a one-time donation directly to the Long family”
   1. The button overlays a picture of giraffes on the savanna
   2. The button is located left of center, slightly down from the top of the page
3. Click this “Donate” which will redirect to the “Hackers for Charity” PayPal page
4. The PayPal page will show “Long Journey One-Time Donation” under the heading of “Purpose“
5. In the donation amount box donate $40.00 (or more) directly to the Long Family
6. PayPal will issue a receipt for the donation. The PayPal receipt is the ticket to the event
7. Please bring the PayPal receipt to the event and present as your ticket
8. Note that donations to the Long Family may be tax deductible. Consider printing a copy of the PayPal receipt in order to take the tax deduction. (Standard disclaimer (of course)): Note carefully the event and the ISSA are not offering tax advice. Please consult a qualified tax expert for advice. Please see helpful tax deduction information located at http://www.hackersforcharity.com/donate/#tax_deduction