TWO-DAY WORKSHOP
January 12-13, 2004

The Canaudit penetration team has designed this two-day seminar for audit and security professionals. This seminar teaches the necessary skills required for effective penetration testing. The participants will gain valuable insight into the most significant and common vulnerabilities and exploits that threaten their systems. The instructor will demonstrate the use of software tools and specialized techniques by conducting penetration tests on live sites and by analyzing past data. Participants will also have the opportunity to have their web sites tested during this session. As corporate networks are linked together, pre-emptive security testing is a necessary protective mechanism. The Internet enables hackers to readily share new tools and exploits that threaten corporate security. Therefore it is essential that auditors and security professionals discover the network exposures before the hackers do. This seminar will provide the participants with a step-by-step approach that they can use to identify their vulnerabilities.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This course is targeted towards auditors, system administrators, Information Technology personnel, and all others interested in the security of their company networks. Having no prerequisite, this class is designed to increase the knowledge and awareness of participants of all levels.

As an added bonus for attending this seminar/workshop, Ernst & Young is inviting the class attendees to a Monday evening reception and viewing of the E&Y Attack & Penetration facilities.

VENUE

Ernst & Young, 5 Times Square, New York, NY 10036

(42nd Street & 7th Avenue, entrance is on 7th)

Please bring photo ID -- NO walk-ins will be permitted!

Attire for this class is Business Casual

HOURS

Monday & Tuesday, January 12 & 13, 2004

Registration: 8:30 am - 9:00 am

Class: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

For questions, please contact:

Pat Grant at (212)635-7473 / PGrant@bankofny.com

or Elaine Strogach at (212)648-0268 / Strogach_Elaine@jpmorgan.com