OK EH-Netters. Now's your time to speak up and help determine some of our content. We've done reviews of CEH, CISSP, SANS Network Pen Testing, SANS Exploit Dev, SANS Web App and SANS Wireless. Heorot's and OffSec courses are in play now. I'm also already scheduling some entry level security courses like SANS GSEC, and, although not really course-based, CompTIA Network+ & Security+. Finally I'm actively scheduling some forensics courses Like those from SANS and CCE.

Anything else you'd like for us to review?

I was going to ask which EH-Netters would like to do the review, which means we would get you in for free (we unfortunately can't cover travel expenses). I've decided not to and treat it almost like more Free Giveaways. Those that participate the most (including regular columnists) will be considered. Don't get up in arms, as this is how it has been done to date. As a hint, we have a CWNP course coming up as a giveaway. Wink wink nod nod. Is this a fair approach?

So in addition to CWNP stuff, should we go for Cisco reviews (entry level and security related), more CWNP courses, other EC-Council courses (and thus by whom), Foundstone, Intense School, etc. etc. You see how it can get tough. I don't want to do 5 CEH reviews just becasue there are so many different providers out there. I also don't want to miss anything that's out there and deserves attention just because they are new and unknown.

Hope this sparks a good conversation and a great list for me to start approaching the course providers with whom I already now, and pitch them for even more reviews.

Don

I would be interested in Foundstone's expert-level courses reviews.   It seems like they have some pretty cool training in the expert level.  Unfortunately, I don't know anyone who has taken them.  I would also be interested in the some exploit development course reviews.

Have we done a CCE review?  That's going to become a very popular cert with all of the regulations brewing around. 

I personally would stay away from too many vendor specific certifications like Cisco, Microsoft, and Guidance.  I am not saying they are bad certs, but I think that there is already a ton of information on these out there.

These are just my 2 cents, which probably should be adjust for inflation

I want to do foundstone's classes as well,  I have some friends  there im trying to work with to get a kind of facilitator spot.

Again, this is really a great opportunity you are offering Don.

I agree with the others, vendor-independent certificates are better as otherwise there would be too much to cover (just think about all the product specific certs available), though they are interesting too. Maybe, if focusing on both, only going for the more known such as from Microsoft, CISCO, etc. would be a good option. Though there are probably some unknown certs available too, which are great..

Personally I am highly interested in courses focusing on offensive security and reverse engineering, such as from Offensive Security and SANS (Security 610 (Reverse-Engineering Malware: Malware Analysis Tools and Techniques), Security 709 (Developing Exploits for Penetration Testers and Security Researchers)). So, if there would be the possibility to go for them, it would be nice if you could consider me for it.