Online Nmap training announcement and webinar invitation

[Professor Messer <james () professormesser com>]

Hello, all -

Since writing "Secrets of Network Cartography: A Comprehensive Guide to 
Nmap" over a year ago, I've spoken with many of you at trade shows and 
security seminars regarding what you'd like to see in Nmap educational 
materials. Based on your feedback, I'm now ready to introduce something 
the Nmap community hasn't seen before; an on-demand Nmap training course 
that teaches some of the most popular and useful Nmap capabilities.

This isn't a simple online training movie. We've created a training 
system that provides lecture information, screencasts, and even 
searchable transcripts of every word in the course. The course doesn't 
go "live" until Wednesday, but you can watch a sample of the content here:

http://www.professormesser.com/nmap-secrets

Even though "Nmap Secrets" isn't available until Wednesday, we're 
already planning some additional events that won't require anything but 
your time and your desktop.

On Thursday, February 22nd at 8pm Eastern Standard Time, I'm hosting an 
Nmap training webinar that will be open to anyone who'd like to attend, 
at no charge. I'm planning to provide a solid hour of Nmap training, 
including demonstrations of the newest Nmap features, an overview of 
some third-party tools that integrate with Nmap, and a demonstration of 
how you can use Nmap to help secure the vulnerabilities seen this past 
week with Cisco IDS systems and Solaris telnet servers.

Because of the large amount of interest we've received about the 
webinar, we've increased the total number of seats and dial-in lines to 
help accommodate everyone. However, there are only a limited number of 
lines. To get on the list, just register at this link:

http://www.professormesser.com/nmapwebinar

If this webinar is well attended, I'm hoping to host some additional 
open webinars on other Nmap topics!


James "Professor" Messer
james () professormesser com
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