Black Hat USA 2004 Training Schedule

Black Hat USA Training 2004
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas • July 26-27, 2004

All course materials, lunch and two coffee breaks will be provided. A Certificate of Completion will be offered for each class.

This schedule applies to both days and all training.
Course materials are distributed in the classroom.
Please make sure your training admission ticket matches the class that you are attending.

08:00 - 09:00

Registration & Continental Breakfast
Registration Desk is located on the second floor.

09:00

Training Sessions Begin
Please see below for respective classroom locations

10:30 - 10:45

Coffee Service
Will be held in the immediate vicinity of the classrooms.

Tuesday, July 28 Coffee Break sponsored by

12:30 - 14:00

Lunch for the weekend sessions will be held in the 4th Floor Emperors Ballroom
Lunch for the weekday sessions will be held in the Pavilon

16:00 - 16:15

Coffee Service
Will be held in the immediate vicinity of the classrooms.

Tuesday, July 28 Coffee Break sponsored by

18:00

Training Sessions End

Weekend Courses | Weekday Courses

Weekend Two Day Courses

Saturday-Sunday, July 24-25

Development | Information Security |Managerial | Systems Administration | Technical

Development

Palace Salon I-A
4th Floor

Aspects of Offensive Root-kit Technology
Greg Hoglund & Jamie Butler

Palace Salon III-A

Windows Web Application Hacking: Recon to Root
Drew Miller

Information Security

Palace Salon II-A
4th Floor

NSA InfoSec Assessment Methodology Course (IAM) - Level 1
Security Horizon

Technical

Turin
3rd Floor

Hacking by Numbers: Bootcamp
SensePost

Trevi
3rd Floor

Hacking by Numbers: Combat
SensePost

Pisa
3rd Floor

Infrastructure Attacktecs™ & Defentecs™: Voice Over IP
Steve Dugan & Rodney Thayer

Verona
3rd Floor

Ultimate Hacking: Black Hat Edition
Foundstone

Weekday Two Day Courses

Monday-Tuesday, July 26-27

Development

Palace Salon I-C
4th Floor

Analyzing Software for Security Vulnerabilities
Halvar Flake, Black Hat

Palace Salon I-A
4th Floor

Aspects of Offensive Root-kit Technology
Greg Hoglund & Jamie Butler

Palace Salon III-A

Network Application Design & Secure Implementation
Drew Miller, Black Hat

Palace Salon III-D
4th Floor

Web Applications: Attacks & Defense-Advanced Edition
Saumil Udayan Shah

Information Security

Palace Salon II-A
4th Floor

NSA InfoSec Assessment Methodology Course (IAM) -Level 1
Security Horizon

Palace Salon II-B
4th Floor

NSA InfoSec Evaluation Methodology (IEM) - Level 2
Security Horizon

Emperors Salon II
4th Floor

OSSTMM Professional Security Analyst (OPSA)
Dyad Security

Investigations

Palace Salon I-D
4th Floor

Discover the Hidden: Steganography Investigator Training
WetStone Technologies

Managerial

Palace Salon I-B
4th Floor

Enterprise Security From Day 1 to Completion:
A Practical Approach to Developing an Information Security Program
Chris Conacher, Black Hat

Siena
3rd Floor

Hacking by Numbers: Chief of Staff
SensePost

Systems Administration

Emperors Salon I
4th Floor

Microsoft Ninjitsu: Securely Deploying MS Technologies
Timothy Mullen

Constantine
4th Floor

Securing Solaris and Locking Down Linux
Jay Beale

Technical

Octavius

Designing A Secure Web Application Through Enlightenment and Understanding
Next Generation Security Software

Turin
3rd Floor

Hacking by Numbers: Bootcamp
SensePost

Trevi
3rd Floor

Hacking by Numbers: Combat
SensePost

Pisa
3rd Floor

Infrastructure Attacktecs™ & Defentecs™: Hacking Cisco Networks
Steve Dugan

Palace Salon III-C
4th Floor

Internal Security Threats: Identification and Prevention
Derek Gabbard, Arbor Networks

Verona
3rd Floor

Ultimate Hacking: Expert
Foundstone

ISC²CISSP/SCCP CPE Credits
Students are eligible to receive 16 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits upon completion of class. Black Hat will automatically forward your information to ISC². If you would like to take part in this service, please complete the CPE credit form at the registration desk.