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Mile2 was created after 9/11 to provide cybersecurity certifications and training. It develops proprietary certification courses for global organizations, including the US Air Force, Boeing, the Canadian Department of National Defense, and the US Counterintelligence Agency. Testimonials indicate the US Air Force prefers Mile2's courses over the Certified Ethical Hacker certification because Mile2's courses teach professional methodology and report writing rather than just tools. Mile2 courses are accredited under various National Training Standards.
mile2 about us presentation2
- 2. Why We CreatedMile2? • Created in the after math of 9/11. • Known for our robust cyber security certifications for prominent global organizations world wide including the early development of the Certified Ethical Hacker in the U.S.A. • Developer and provider of proprietary vendor neutral professional certifications for global securities.
- 3. Courses specifically designedfor elite organizations C)SWAE Certified Secure Web Application Engineer Boeing Aerospace C)ISSO Certified Information Systems Security Officer Canadian Department of National Defense C)PTE Certified Penetration Testing Engineer United States Air Force C)NFE Certified Network Forensics Examiner United States Counterintelligence Agency
- 4. What do theysay: Testimonies Staff at a major US Air Force Base. The statement of work included the following quote: "These courses cannot be substituted with a Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) curriculum." US Air Force Statement of Work 05T0273 Published inviting public bids for Penetration Testing Training. Awarded to Mile2. One prospective respondent to the solicitation asked the following question: Q: " Why doesn't Wright-Patterson AFB want a CEH-certified curriculum?" USAF's response was as follows: A: "CEH-certified courses tend to focus on teaching the student how to use a handful of tools that are available on the internet. While this knowledge is somewhat useful during a penetration test, our goal is to expand on this and learn how to turn our results into a professional report. Most of our students know how to use these tools, but need to learn the methodology behind a full penetration test. This methodology could include identifying protection opportunities, justifying testing activities and optimizing security controls to reduce business risk.“
- 5. Accreditation CNSSI: 4016 NationalInformation Assurance Training Standards for Risk Analysis - C)DRE NSTISSI: 4015 National Training Standard for Systems Certifiers - ISCAP CNSSI: 4014 Information Assurance Training Standard for Information Systems Security Officers - C)SLO CNSSI: 4013 National Information Assurance Training Standard for System Administrators - C)PTE CNSSI: 4012 National Information Assurance Training Standard for Senior Systems Managers - C)ISSO NSTISSI: 4011 National Training Standard for Information Systems Security (INFOSEC) - C)ISSO Mile2 courseware has been approved by NSA’s Committee on National Security Systems (CNSS) National Training Standards. The Information Assurance Courseware Evaluation (IACE) Program provides consistency in technology training and education for the information assurance industry.
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Editor's Notes
- #3 Who is Raymond and why he created Mile2 Many started thinking hacking was the solution after september 11.
- #4 Mile2’s course content was designed with an end to a means and a means to an end. Mile2 is known for their robust list of cyber security certifications for prominent global organizations such as: C)ISSO (Certified Information Systems Security Officer for the Canadian Department of National Defense; C)PTE (Certified Penetration Testing Engineer) – for the United States Air Force; C)NFE (Certified Network Forensics Examiner) – for a United States Counterintelligence Agency C)SWAE (Certified Secure Web Application Engineer) for Boeing Aerospace.