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Here are some free eBooks that are on the Microsoft site that you can download.

 

Published: July 2016|125 pages

 

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Written by legendary author
Charles Petzold, this 1200-page eBook is a deep dive for C# programmers who
want to write applications using a single code base that targets …the three
most popular mobile platforms: iOS, Android, and Windows, encompassing the
Universal Windows Platform and Windows Phone. Produced by Xamarin and Microsoft
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Here is a link to free Wireshark training  to get you started sniffing packets This is a great blog to get you started you will learn Wireshark from the scratch. 

They will show you the
menus, filters and many other options. Most of the people know about Wirehsark,
but they don’t want to try it, because they simply don’t know how to write filters. One  focus will be on creating filter, not writing filters. Yes it is true,
that you can make filters without learning those filter parameters. On simple
words, you can use Wireshark without touching the keyboard. Those who have kali
linux, they have it in Kalilinux. I’ll be using wireshark 32 bit version. I’ll
concentrate on HTTP traffic throughout the tutorial. So let’s start with little
bit of theory.

You can also run Wireshark on almost any operating system. 

To download Wireshark go here:
 https://www.wireshark.org/download.html

http://pentesterblogs.blogspot.in/2016/10/jumpstart-your-wireshark-skills.html

This is your change to help create and review some new standards..

1. Draft SP 800-181, NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework (NCWF):
National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education:
Information and links to Draft Special Publication 800-181 can be found on the
NIST CSRC Draft publications page. There is also a comment template available
to use to submit comments.  
<http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/PubsDrafts.html#800-181>
Deadline
to submit comments: January 6, 2017

2. Draft SP 1800-6, Domain Name Systems-Based Electronic Mail Security: 
Provided below are 2 set of URLs which point to the same document – this draft
document is from the NIST National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE)
program, and this draft has been posted on the NCCoE’s website. Also, below, we
provided links to this draft SP from the CSRC Draft Publications page. Information
and links to Draft Special Publication 1800-6 has also been provided on the
NIST CSRC Draft publications page.  There is also a comment template
available to use to submit comments.

<http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/PubsDrafts.html#1800-6>
-OR- Here is the link to the National Cybersecurity Center of
Excellence (NCCoE) website that has details of this draft as well:
<https://nccoe.nist.gov/projects/building_blocks/secured_email>
Deadline
to submit comments to Draft SP 1800-6 is: December 19, 2016

3. NIST Released Draft Special Publications (SP) 800-121 Revision 2, Guide to
Bluetooth Security is available for public
comment.  See below for further details.
Information
and link to Draft SP 800-121 Revision 2 can be found on the NIST CSRC Draft
Publications page:
<http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/PubsDrafts.html#800-121r2>
Deadline
to submit comments to draft SP 800-121 Revision 2 is:

December 5, 2016

I wanted to inform
about a free, hands-on virtual lab from
the US Developer organization for your usage. This lab provides an introduction
on how to install, deploy and manage a Docker container on Hyper-V. In just 30
minutes, you’ll learn to build a modular, portable container on a real Windows
VM. There is no installation required

 

http://www.neacs.org/

The North East Annual Cybersecurity Summit (NEACS) is the premier cybersecurity resource for business executives and technology professionals. For the 4th consecutive year, NEACS (formerly the Annual CT Business Security Summit) will connect attendees with leading subject matter experts in security, privacy, and risk management. NEACS provides attendees with insights on current cybersecurity risks and threats, as well as business and technology strategies to protect against and respond to cyber-attacks, data breaches, and fraud.

This annual conference brings together the best and the brightest for three days of dialogue, networking, and cutting-edge insight. This dynamic event is carefully crafted to deepen our collective understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing boardrooms, Business Leaders, Security Leaders and technologists today and in our future. There will be high impact sessions on a broad range of topics.
The summit information is as follows.

October 7, 2016 
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Trumbull Marriott Merritt Parkway
180 Hawley Lane, Trumbull CT

You can register at
http://www.cvent.com/events/north-east-annual-cybersecurity-summit-neacs-2016-/event-summary-3f7d710fae1449278748a2a2f5282225.aspx
to learn more go to http://www.neacs.org/

Microsoft Azure is Microsoft’s cloud computing platform, providing a
wide variety of services you can use without purchasing and provisioning
your own hardware. Azure enables the rapid development of solutions and
provides the resources to accomplish tasks that may not be feasible in
an on-premises environment. Azure’s compute, storage, network, and
application services allow you to focus on building great solutions
without the need to worry about how the physical infrastructure is
assembled.

This book covers the fundamentals of Azure you need to start
developing solutions right away. It concentrates on the features of the
Azure platform that you are most likely to need to know rather than on
every feature and service available on the platform. This book also
provides several walkthroughs you can follow to learn how to create VMs
and virtual networks, websites and storage accounts, and so on. In many
cases, real-world tips are included to help you get the most out of your
Azure experience.

In addition to its coverage of core Azure services, the book
discusses common tools useful in creating and managing Azure-based
solutions. The book wraps up by providing details on a few common
business scenarios where Azure can provide compelling and valuable
solutions, as well as a chapter providing overviews of some of the
commonly used services not covered in the book.

Who should read this book

This book focuses on providing essential information about the key
services of Azure for developers and IT professionals who are new to
cloud computing. Detailed, step-by-step demonstrations are included to
help the reader understand how to get started with each of the key
services. This material is useful not only for those who have no prior
experience with Azure, but also for those who need a refresher and those
who may be familiar with one area but not others. Each chapter is
standalone; there is no requirement that you perform the hands-on
demonstrations from previous chapters to understand any particular
chapter.

Assumptions

We expect that you have at least a minimal understanding of
virtualized environments and virtual machines. There are no specific
skills required overall for this book, but having some knowledge of the
topic of each chapter will help you gain a deeper understanding. For
example, the chapter on virtual networks will make more sense if you
have some understanding of networking, and the chapter on databases will
be more useful if you understand what a database is and why you might
use one. Web development skills will provide a good background for
understanding Azure Web Apps, and some understanding of identity will be
helpful when studying the chapter on Active Directory.

This book might not be for you if…

This book might not be for you if you are looking for an in-depth
developer or architecture-focused discussion on a wide range of Azure
features, or if you are looking for details on other public or private
cloud platforms.

Organization of this book

This book explores six foundational features of the Microsoft Azure
platform, along with insights on getting started with Azure, management
tools, and common business scenarios. This book also includes a chapter
with overviews of some of the more commonly used services, such as
HDInsight (Azure’s Hadoop service) and Service Bus, but there are many
services in the Azure platform that are not in the scope of this book,
such as Azure Batch, Data Lake Analytics, and Azure DNS, just to mention
a few. To learn about all of the services available in the Azure
platform, start your journey at http://azure.microsoft.com. Also, there is a web application that shows the many services of Azure and allows you to drill down to learn move. See http://aka.ms/azposterapp.

The topics explored in this book include:

• Getting started with Azure: Understand what cloud
  computing is, learn about Azure Resource Manager and Role-Based Access
  Control, visit the management portals, learn about billing, find out how
  you can contribute to the Azure documentation and code samples.
• Azure App Service and Web Apps: Learn about the
  Azure App Service, consisting of Web Apps, Logic Apps, Mobile Apps, API
  Apps, and Function Apps. We will focus on Web Apps and how they work
  with the App Service and App Service plans, covering the topic from
  deployment to monitoring and scaling.
• Virtual Machines: Explore the basic features of Azure Virtual Machines, including how to create, configure, and manage them.
• Storage: Read about the basics of Azure Storage,
  including blobs, tables, queues, and file shares, as well as some of the
  options available such as Premium Storage and Cool Storage.
• Virtual Networks: Learn the basics of virtual
  networks, including how to create one, and why a virtual network might
  be necessary. This also covers site-to-site and point-to-site
  networking, as well as ExpressRoute.
• Databases: Explore two relational database options available in Azure: Azure SQL Database and SQL Server in Azure Virtual Machines.
• Azure Active Directory: Explore basic features of Azure AD, including creating a directory, users and groups, and using the application gallery.
• Management Tools: Explore three common tools for
  working with Azure: Visual Studio 2015 and the Azure SDK, Azure
  PowerShell cmdlets, and the Cross-Platform Command-Line Interface.
• Additional Azure services: Get an overview about
  Azure services not covered in the book that may be fundamental to you
  now or in the future, such as Azure Service Fabric and Azure Container
  Service.
• Business Scenarios: Explore five common scenarios
  for utilizing Azure features: development and test, hybrid, application
  and infrastructure modernization, and Azure Mobile Apps, and Machine
  Learning.

Get the book at this location

https://aka.ms/FundAzure2e/StndPDF

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