HACKINT

I’m excited to announce that this Saturday, April 6th, I will be hosting an event titled Train-the-Trainers.  This will be the first of numerous events where I will be teaching classes to representatives at different Armed Forces Communications Electronics Association (AFCEA) chapters around the world so that they can freely teach people in their area.  The event has come about from great discussions that occurred at the annual AFCEA West conference in San Diego, California and is due in no small part to the Young AFCEA Council.

The first two classes to be taught to the trainers are the DEF 100 and DEF 202 classes.  These classes teach the fundamentals of computers and defense as well as packet analysis and intrusion detection systems.  The participating chapters so far include chapters from Germany, Texas, Alabama, Virginia, and Washington DC.  More chapters will be trained up in the future with additional classes being given to the instructors to continually train personnel in their area.

I want to thank all those people who end up attending for stepping up to learn a little bit more about the cyberspace domain in an effort to freely educate the community; that is awesome dedication and I greatly appreciate it.

All the best,

Rob