M2 Press Room
July 9, 2008. mile2 acquires Global prominence in Asia Pacific with over 50 training centers.
July 7, 2008. mile2 launches the new Certified Virtualization Security Specialist CVSS
July 1, 2008. Mile2 launches securipedia.com, mile2’s new security info site!!!
June 1, 2008. Mile2 launches 9.0 CPTS. Coves 2007 and 2008 Microsoft Exploits and WEPA cracks!
May 1, 2008. Mile2 Security Professional Services goes Global!
February 22, 2008. m2 signs New Horizons of Hawaii, the largest training chain on the Islands.
January 1, 2008. m2 comes out with 3 NEW Courses!!! The (CISSO) Certified Information Systems Security Officer, (CSCS) Certified Secure Coding Specialist and the (SWPTS), Certified Web Application Testing Specialist!!! Finally some hacking courses for Developers, Programmers, Coders, and Apps gurus!!!
November 15, 2007. m2 comes out with the latest version of CPTS 7.2 + Financial Sector. Then NEW CPTS covers CPTS, CEH, and BackTrack (Distro) certifications all in one!
November, 1, 2007. m2 partners up with Hakin9, the most prestigious hacking magazine in the world.
October 23, 2007. m2 signs exclusively with New Horizons of Holland; The largest IT Security Training Company in the Netherlands and the New Horizons organization worldwide.
June 15, 2007. m2 signs an exclusive agreement with Nexient Learning, the Largest Training Partner in Canada.
June 1, 2007. m2ia (millennium squared) information assurance acquires mile2 UK and takes over the North American region for Global Security Dominance. This
Oct 14 2005 Today Mile2 was awarded a contract to deliver CPTS & CPTE as dedicated classes for I.T.
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 09/14/2005 inviting public bids for
Penetration Testing Training. Awarded to Mile2 10/14/2005.
One prospective respondent to the solicitation asked the following question on Sept 28 2005:
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.“ |
