Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Master the five phases of a successful network penetration


Master the five phases of a successful network penetration

Wed., April 08, 2009

Master the five phases of a successful network penetration

Master the five phases of a successful network penetration Understanding how an enemy can penetrate your defenses is critical to effectively protecting your network. In this video, I discuss the five phases of successful network penetration and cover ways to defend against each type of attack.


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