Backed by more than 40 years of accumulated experience in the telecom field, Ethon Shield has developed a practical hands-on training course that provides a clear understanding of the complex infrastructure, protocols, and security around telecom networks.
"I came with zero experience and the devices I brought failed catastrophically. The instructors helped me understand the content in a very approachable way and had backup devices so I could continue the exercises along with the class. The only improvement I would have would be to have more days to digest the info because it was an incredibly large body of knowledge."
"By far one of the best classes I've taken. Our trainers understood the contest of why we were taking the class (we are teachers/professors) and were awesome about working with us on how we could adapt their ideas and content for our students. Their advice and expertise were second to none!"
"This wasn't just ok it was perfect. The material was as advertised, well prepared, easy to follow and appropriate for the audience. I would recommend this training to anyone. Please have them back in the future. 11/10 would buy again."
"We received the training "opensource telco networks for pentesters" in 2023, it is a very practical and fun training, it also includes the necessary hardware equipment and documentation to be able to continue advancing and experienced by the student afterwards. The trainers have extensive knowledge about this type of networks and they transmit it very well to the students, also the hardware equipment is of very good quality, as well as the documentation. I highly recommend this training for anyone who wants to learn about mobile networks, IoT devices and mobile network pentesters."
"In my previous job having knowledge of how 2g,3g,4g networks work was something basic but the quality step in the knowledge of the real infrastructure and being able to replicate it in a laboratory environment opened the way to know what risks and vulnerabilities existed, besides being able to have a better feedback from the ISPs that had to deal with our internal queries about the network."
