Training

What is Crisis Management? How does it work? How can we plan and be prepared when crisis hits? What are the best practices to respond effectively to a threat? Who should be involved? These (and many more) are some of the questions we will try to answer during the fifth edition of CLAW, the Crisis Management Workshop for the GÉANT Community, happening online, on 7 December 2021. Community representatives from Communications, NOC, CSIRT and Information Security Management are welcome to join...

TRANSITS-II courses are aimed at more experienced personnel working for established computer security incident response teams (CSIRTs). They provide an in-depth study of network monitoring techniques, forensic analysis, the use of ‘fire drills’ for improving response and coordination, as well as providing training in how to improve communications with constituents. The trainers are amongst the most experienced members of the European CSIRT community, and these courses represent an...

TRANSITS-I courses are aimed at new or potential computer security incident response team (CSIRT) personnel who wish to gain a good grounding in the main aspects of working in such a team. They cover basic incident handling and response techniques, operational practices, organisational and legal issues. Trainees get a unique opportunity to mix with their peers and discuss security issues in a secure and trusted environment, while being tutored by leading members of the European CSIRT community...