Lacework

Chris Pedigo, the CTO of Lacework and cloud aficionado covers the importance of visibility, baselining, and anomaly detection in ensuring the safety a…

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Trinina A.

18:11 29 Sep 20

I attended the #SocAnalystPrep workshop, as long as I’ve been taking IT courses NEVER have been given opportunity to financially pay 50% so I can still attend the class. That right there was really REAL and I appreciated that alone.Only few minutes after class started, I knew it was best decision I’ve made; Tyrone was down to earth, good sense of humor and willingness to see you succeed on your journey into world of Cyber Security.You got the best of knowledge in this workshop covered hands on task/tips/tricks along with providing so many resources. I have to add Tyrone is very motivating, and gets you excited to be on this journey; you will be successful.I highly recommend Cover6 Solutions training for anyone looking to get into the field or improve their skills. I will be planning to attend #PentesterPrep Workshop next. Thank you again Tyrone for awesome workshop.

Vesna S.

00:37 21 Sep 20

I took the virtual SOC analyst Prep workshop with Cover6 Solutions, last weekend. It was the best decision I’ve made. Not only that the workshop covered hands on task/tips/ tricks but also Cover6 Solutions provided us with abundance of resources. Tyrone is extremely knowledgable, patient and humble human being. He encourages, motivates but most importantly shows you HOW its done. The only thing I regret is not taking the workshop earlier.

Santiago D.

23:10 20 Sep 20

I attended the #SocAnalystPrep workshop . It covered the defensive side of cybersecurity, including covering tools like Splunk ,Snort, Wireshark, and Nmap. I highly recommend Cover6 Solutions training for anyone looking to get into the field and improve their skills on the blue team side of cybersecurity. Much thanks to Tyrone for a great workshop.

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