@Ronnie-Wong Thanks Ronnie :)

@robin-ryan,

We're almost there for the labs. With the way that the cisco licensing works, we couldn't offer it as part of our regular subscription price (we tried everything). We are going to be introducing them soon as a "one-off" type of access purchase to those labs. But the delay right now is in developing the pay system and UI and how to best deliver it. So the labs are done, how to get it to our subscribers is not yet done but we see it in the near future. I've not been given any additional timeline information.

See if that Fortinet has the infamous back door.

http://www.securityweek.com/backdoor-found-several-fortinet-products

https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/39224/

https://thehackernews.com/2016/01/fortinet-firewall-password-hack.html

@Joel-Sargent,

Congratulations! The ITProTV team celebrates with you on your certification!

@Paul-Cureton,

Thanks for pointing these out...We've got some time this month and maybe able to do an addendum to the show.

@Matthew-Franco,

The CISSP content is normally online about 24-48 hrs after the live recording. This is our goal. Sometimes, this is delayed, especially for content that occurs on Fridays and descriptions that must be generated per episode.

Thanks,

I used 3 resources. The videos from ITProTV and Get Certified Get Ahead: SY0-401 Study Guide. I went through all the videos first then started reading the book which made it so much easier for me. Reading the book was like going through the information again which made it stick and since I already understand the topics from the videos it was like a review for me. Finally I took the prep exam in measureup enough times (about 6 times) till i felt confidant to go and take the exam

@James ,

Thanks for letting us know. We've had some encoding issues, we should have the re-encoded episodes back up soon and hopefully complete!

@Angie Awesome! Adam is a great instructor.

@brooks-campbell,

In the context of SSCP, I believe that you'll see the later is more likely to be true, it's probably more for the DMZ LAN Configuration. Adam is more likely to address the topic in the way you're likely to see it on the exam.

@Julie-Stepp,

I do not think we have any episodes that cover OAuth in any depth, currently. We do have some techskills shows that may give an overview of OAuth as a means for authentication but nothing that shows implementing and configuring of OAuth. But this doesn't mean it's not possible.

As for the CISM topics and OAuth. I will put these on our show request list. We are demand drive so if the demand rises you may see it here on ITProTV. Thanks for the request.

@alex-stezycki
Hi Alex - Our current practice test provider does not have access to the SSCP or CCSP exams. Our helpful members may have some options for you so I hope they will respond. If we ever can offer access, I will post an update. Thanks!

Angie
angie@itpro.tv

@michael-guido thanks! I'll add that to the list.

@Bobby-Blue
I, too, apologize for not seeing this earlier. We agree that more examples and more demos are always better. On every course we produce we are now trying to emphasize these examples and scenarios that will show our members real functionality. We have another shot at this with CEH because we are updating the content to the v9 objectives with Sean Oriyano in early December. We are always looking to improve so you can expect more too!

Angie
angie@itpro.tv

@Scott,

Thanks for letting us know how you were successful on the exam! This will be of great help to others who are wondering how to do the same thing you did!

Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Edutainer, ITProTV

There really isn't a list of court approved tools. It's more about producing forensically sound data, which means given a set of data, another investigator should be able to generate the same results, with another tool. Using a tool that has been used in court before might make it easier to prove that it produces forensically sound results, may be more familiar to the judges and attorneys, and less likely to be called into question. But it still comes down to the investigator being able to prove the results gathered using the tool are valid and reproducable. It's kind of like saying a crime scene photo will only be accepted if it was taken with a Kodak camera.

I will check with Sean and see if he has any more information on the subject.

Hope this helps,
Mike

Those shows will definitely help you prepare for the CEH exam. On the exam, they expect you to have a good working knowledge of the hacking/pentesting process and the tools used. So any experience with them will help, especially NMAP ;)

@Ronnie-Wong Fair enough. A mention was made of polarization, but that's really not important. I think the important takeaway is that QC is really a way of making a key exchange, and of knowing immediately whether there was an eavesdropper on the process. The two things that distinguish it are that immediate knowledge of whether there was eavesdropping or not and that it doesn't rely on the mathematical assumptions that underlie public key crypto.