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ChicagoCon and Training Camp Host Advanced IT Instruction

CHICAGO, April 14 PRNewswire — Training Camp, an award-winning developer and provider of IT training programs, announced today that it is a premier partner for ChicagoCon 2008s next month and will provide a number of accelerated learning and certification programs during the week-long event.

ChicagoCon combines a professional security conference, certification training and a hacker con into a single, unique event being held May 12-18th. It is poised to become the premier security event in the industry by bringing together the biggest names in education and certification under one roof for a week of security training like no other. And when all is said and done, your career will be leaps and bounds ahead of where it currently is. When it comes to training and certification, industry-leading expert instructors make all the difference. For that reason, EH-Net and TDCC have partnered with award-winning training providers, Training Camp.

"We are extremely pleased to be able to participate in this unique event for another year," said Steve Gaudino, Chief Operating Officer of Training Camp. "Our instructors and accelerated learning training courses are the best at providing the type of security training in demand today. Building on last year's event, the ChicagoCon conference allows us to bring this together with renowned speakers and networking opportunities."

Daily keynote addresses by industry experts will be presented only to the training students. Luke McOmie of TruTV's Tiger Team will provide the opening keynote for the conference on Friday afternoon. Other speakers include Special Agent Patrick M. Geahan of the FBI's Cyber Crimes Division; world-renowned hacking instructor Ralph R. Echemendia; Mike Murray, director of Neohapsis Labs; and James Shewmaker of SANS GIAC Advisory Board.

The conference portion of the event runs May 16-17 and will showcase researchers and InfoSec professionals. From the novice to the ultimate techie, or those reaching for the CISO chair, there is something for everyone interested in an IT security career at ChicagoCon, a true one-stop shop for security training and certification. Presented by the Ethical Hacker Network (EH-Net) and its parent company, The Digital Construction Company (TDCC).

EH-Net and Training Camp have assembled an impressive list of instructors for a number of 5-day classes geared toward management professionals, as well as beginner, intermediate and advanced IT security professionals. Course offerings include SOX compliance, ethical hacking fundamentals, and certification programs in CISSP - Security Management and expert penetration testing, among many others. Full course descriptions and biographies of featured instructors are available at http://www.chicagocon.com.

For more information about Training Camp's award-winning accelerated education for IT professionals, visit http://www.trainingcamp.com.

For more information about ChicagoCon 2008s, or to register for the event, go to http://www.chicagocon.com.

About The Digital Construction Company

The Digital Construction Company is a Chicagoland business founded with a mission to educate and advance the careers of information technology professionals through its many properties, including online magazines, the Certified Security Professional and the Ethical Hacker Network, and its premier training event, ChicagoCon. ChicagoCon is a Service Mark of TDCC. To learn more, visit http://www.digitalconstructionco.com

About Training Camp

Training Camp is the recognized leader for providing accelerated learning courses that offer information technology professionals rapid skills transfer and accelerated time to competency. Training Camp's programs cover the industry's most in-demand vendor and vendor-neutral certifications for information technology. Training Camp, founded in 1998, is a privately held company headquartered in Philadelphia, PA. To learn more, visit http://www.trainingcamp.com.

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