
Apr 14, 2011
Discover your inner Pirate
For the last two years Offensive Security has been taking the live training market by storm with its flagship course, Pentesting with BackTrack. We are very excited to announce that the next PWB live training will be held in an exotic location the Caribbean island of St. Kitts and Nevis.
For the last two years Offensive Security has been taking the live training market by storm with its flagship course, Pentesting with BackTrack. We are very excited to announce that the next PWB live training will be held in an exotic location the Caribbean island of St. Kitts and Nevis.

By day you will be taught some of the most advanced and hands-on penetration testing methods by the creators of BackTrack. By night you will enjoy the real island life with the wonderful local restaurants, beautiful beaches and the amazing scenery.
After 5 days of torment in paradise we end the course with a Caribbean-style cruise. 20 Hackers, crystal clear waters and enough rum to choke a blue whale – what more can you ask for?
Discover your inner pirate – join us for Pentesting With BackTrack St. Kitts.
The course is scheduled for Nov 28 2011 – Dec 2 2011. Seats will go fast and be very limited. Contact Chris now to register at chris -@- offsec.com
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