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Internet Security and WWW Training
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Author: Papierniak
Date: Fri, 25 Aug 1995 00:00
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 Title: Internet Security and WWW Training
 
        TWO-CAREER ADVANCING SEMINARS
 
 UniForum Association, a well-known provider of high-quality open systems
 training and education, announces the following two intensive training 
 courses (both courses are three days in duration each):    
    
 (1) ADVANCED UNIX AND INTERNET SECURITY TRAINING	

 Instructor:	Rik Farrow - Unix security consultant, author,
 			      and columnist for Unix World On-Line
 Three Locations:
  * 	October 18-20 		Techmart, Santa Clara, CA
  * 	October 30-November 1	Sheraton Gateway Hotel, Los Angeles Airport, CA
  * 	November 6-8 		INFOMART, Dallas
 
     
 (2) DESIGNING AND BUILDING YOUR ENTERPRISE WORLD-WIDE WEB SERVER TRAINING

 Instructors:	John Stewart, Cisco Systems, Inc.
 		David Kensiski, MCI
 Two Locations:
  * 	October 23-25		Techmart, Santa Clara, CA
  * 	November 6-8		INFOMART, Dallas
      
 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS:

 (1)	Advanced UNIX and Internet Security
 	Protecting computer systems and networks from attacks is a
 critical issue.  This important three-day program will provide you with
 the crucial information you need to protect your company from intruders.
 This course provides the basis for practical Unix System and Internet
 Security.
 
 ATTENDEES WILL LEARN:

 *	Common weaknesses of UNIX systems, what you can do
  	about them; how to audit UNIX systems for these weaknesses.
 *	Attack scenarios which have been used in the past, and how to
         defend against them.
 *	How to notice if your computer or network has been probed, and
    	what you can do.
 *	How a router is configured and used as part of a firewall.
 *	What you must do to create a bastion host.
 *	The use of proxy servers in a firewall, and advanced
   	authentication techniques available with some proxies.
 *	How to set up a secure Web server.
     
 WHO SHOULD ATTEND: System & network administrators & managers, IT
 auditors and managers, computer programmers, security administrators,
 systems integrators, and individuals involved in providing Internet
 service and securing network gateways.
 
 Attendees should be familiar with Unix and have some familiarity with
 TCP/IP networking.
 ****(Complete program description is available on the Web
 http://www.uniforum.org (under conferences/seminars)

 (2)  	Building and Designing your Enterprise World-Wide Web (WWW) Server
   	This program provides attendees with a comprehensive overview of the 
 WWW with a focus on building, configuring, and maintaining a Web server.  
 An entire range of tasks will be covered: from acquiring software, through
 installation, configuration, maintenance, access control, and review log 
 files.  Attendees will come away with the facts they need to make informed 
 decisions about implementing and managing Web servers at their location, 
 as well as the training needed to set up an organization or enterprise Web 
 server.  Additionally, attendees will be provided with a complete overview 
 of the authoring and publishing process including design issues and advanced 
 features such as forms, CGI-bin script programming, and image maps.
   
 ATTENDEES WILL LEARN:

 *	How to set up, configure and maintain a World-Wide Web Server
 *	Where to acquire server software
 *	How to secure your WWW server
 *	An overview of CGI-bin script programming
 *	HTML editors and converters
 *	Features and scripting of HTML 3.0
 *	To use forms in Web documents
 *	And, much more!
   
 WHO SHOULD ATTEND: All computer professionals with an interest in the
 WWW and the Internet including: system and network administrators &
 managers, consultants, computer users and programmers, and those
 individuals who are thinking of building a Web server.
 
 Attendees should have a basic knowledge of Unix system
 administration to fully understand installation and configuration issues.
  
 SPECIAL BONUS: All attendees of the WWW course will receive a free copy of
 the System Administrator's Guide for Establishing a World-Wide Web
 Server published by UniForum.
   
 TUITION:	Early bird for each session:  $1199.00 (before Sept 18)
     		After September 18:	      $1275.00
  		UniForum members receive a $75.00 discount - see below.  
        	
 TUITION INCLUDES: comprehensive course handouts, morning
 and afternoon breaks, certificate of advanced achievement and one year
 general membership in UniForum.  UniForum members may receive a $75.00
 discount or a 1-year extension on membership.
    
 GROUP DISCOUNTS:	For 3 or more individuals registering from the
 same company, the 3rd and all additional registrants receive a 10% discount.
   
 Attendance is limited, and pre-registration is strongly recommended. 
 On-site registration is possible only if space permits.
       
 For further assistance and registration, please call: Karen Clapes
 @ 800-255-5620 or email to Karen@uniforum.org
 
 ****The complete brochure for these two courses is available on the Web:  
 http://www.uniforum.org (under conferences/seminars).
 
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