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ISVM or Information Systems Vulnerability Management is a hands-on training for system administrators, security engineers, CTO’s , CISO and individuals interested in managing systems vulnerability (or vulnerability related to systems) .

Since its inception , more than 250 technical consultants have learnt modern ways of resolving and managing systems vulnerabilities.

However this year, potential applicants for ISVM are likely to benefit from modern ways of managing systems vulnerability. Our trainers are eagerly ready to reveal new secrets of black hats to you and how to resolve them.

Below are five skills  ISVM will teach you if only you make the effort to register!

• How to Identify Hash Type:

It is not quite easy to identify hash codes if you don’t know how to.  DES, Domain Cached Credentials, MD5(Unix), RAdmin v2.x, and MySQL5 are examples of hash codes.

ISVM will teach applicants how to identify hash codes in a simpler way. Knowing the type of hash codes you are dealing with helps you to know which technique to use when cracking hashed password.

•    Patch Roll-out:

Patch roll-out is implemented when researchers discover vulnerabilities. However when patch-roll out is not done in the right way, it affects interrupts meaningful work.

ISVM will teach you specific procedures and policies to follow.

•    Responding to new threats:

How do you respond to new threats or zero-day attacks? If you don’t know, hurry up and book for a seat. ISVM will teach you proactive approach to zero – day attacks in addition to how you can choose to implement SANS or NIST policies with regards to incident response.

•      Developing A Backout Plan:

At ISVM you will understand why it is necessary to have a backout plan. Truth be told, almost every organisation has a backout plan. Yet when there is an emergency, IT officers struggle to bring up or ensure Infrastructure is up and working .

ISVM trainers will teach and recommend tried and tested ways of developing a good backout plan.

•   Practical Hands-on with Metasploit:

This is one particular skill every security engineer must try harder to learn. Metasploit is the new trend in town. A security engineer who knows how to use metasploit effectively is likely to become a valuable security engineer.

We hope to see you soon!

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