Active Directory and Internet Information Server 5.0. Although Unix has been around for decades, numerous security issues still exist. The complex nature of Unix can make the job of securing Unix systems both confusing and difficult. Securing Unix covers all you need to know about hardening the OS, from proper configuration of the OS and critical services and applications, to essential Unix security tools, to insight into the coding mistakes that allow attacks like buffer overflows to work. LevelTwo Subject Area Modules are available at most SANS conferences throughout the year.
Courses are from four to six days in length.
Cost of the classroom-based courses may vary depending on the length of the course, conference, and location. Please check the SANS home page for information and pricing for upcoming conferences. Certification Students who wish to can pursue the GIAC certification associated with their LevelTwo course. Each certification requires you to submit a practical assignment that demonstrates your ability to put what you have learned into practice, and allows you to contribute to the knowledge of the security community. In addition, candidates must pass one or more examinations associated with their course.