Jan 2017
1 Hour
Evasion in a network is the process of bypassing a security check in order to attack or exploit the network. In this course we discuss techniques used by hackers to evade detection by the target of an attack to help you recognize and react to evasions.
IEEE Keywords: Access control, Authentication, Computer crime, Computer hacking, Computer security, Ethics, Network security, Security, information security
Persistent Link: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/servlet/opac?mdnumber=EW1468 More »
Level: Intermediate
Instructor
Sean Oriyano
Sean Oriyano is a seasoned security professional and entrepreneur. Over the past 25 years he has split his time between writing, researching, consulting and training various people and organizations on a wide range of topic relating to both IT and security. As an instructor and consultant Sean has t... Show More
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