Do you want to enhance your organization's network security? Are you worried about what could happen if an intruder were to move laterally throughout your network? Internal network security testing is a critical aspect of any security program, while not knowing if an attacker has successfully identified a flaw that has led to a breach could be disastrous.

This course will help you to master the C programming language in no time with the help of step-by-step exercises and the instructor's 14 years of experience as a C developer.

Pretty old stuff but some people might find it helpful. The subject is procedural modeling in Modo.
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You can't afford to not have a plan. Prep your Business Continuity Disaster Recovery plan with tips from 10+ year cybersecurity pro Rob Carson.

This tutorial is designed to give you a solid foundation for working with Modo's procedural modelling system. Particularly useful for beginners, the training will completely demystify the procedural modelling workflow and explain it from the ground up, so if you are unfamiliar (or even intimidated) by Modo's procedural modelling system this course will be especially useful. Once you've mastered the basic concepts the workflow will become extremely simple and easy.

In this intermediate networking skills training, Anthony Sequeira covers the material on Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) portion from the JN0-343 exam, which was formerly the exam required to earn the JNCIS-ENT certification.

Configuring Linux in a cloud environment 5H 18M
Everyone is jumping to the cloud. Learn how to successfully implement the Linux OS in a virtualized environment with Docker, Amazon, and Azure.
The Linux in the Cloud series focuses on implementing the Linux operating system in a virtualized environment. Companies are relying less and less on dedicated hardware and are instead turning to shared hardware to optimize resource utilization and increase deployment flexibility. The hosts demonstrate virtualizing Linux using technologies like KVM and Docker as well as public cloud deployments using Amazon EC2 and Microsoft Azure.

Amazon Route 53 is a highly available and scalable cloud Domain Name System (DNS) web service. Amazon Route 53 effectively connects user requests to infrastructure running in AWS - such as Amazon EC2 instances, Elastic Load Balancing load balancers or Amazon S3 buckets.