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Huntress Labs to Host Hands-On “Hacking Windows” Training | Huntress

Huntress Labs announced it will host hands-on training on Windows hacking at an upcoming IT Nation event, following recognition as Best Newcomer at the previous year's conference. The training session aims to provide practical skill-building for IT professionals and security practitioners.

Why it matters: IT security professionals and managed service providers should attend to build practical defensive skills and stay current with common Windows attack techniques used in real-world threats.

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Huntress Labs to Host Hands-On “Hacking Windows” Training | Huntress

Huntress Labs won the 'Best Newcomer' award at IT Nation 2016 and plans to host hands-on training on Windows hacking at an upcoming IT Nation event.

Why it matters: Security practitioners attending IT Nation should plan to participate in Huntress Labs' technical training to learn Windows attack and defense techniques.

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Huntress Labs to Host Hands-On “Hacking Windows” Training | Huntress

Huntress Labs won the 'Best Newcomer' award at IT Nation 2016 and plans to host hands-on training on Windows hacking at an upcoming IT Nation event.

Why it matters: Security practitioners attending IT Nation should plan to participate in Huntress Labs' technical training to learn Windows attack and defense techniques.

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