Leadership Laboratory
- Leadership Lab: STI Degree Candidates' Leadership Essays
SANS Technology Institute's mission is to develop the leaders of the future for the information security industry. One of our admission requirements is that an applicant complete an essay describing leadership qualities they have demonstrated in the past.
SANS Technology Institute’s Admission Essay on Leadership - June 5th, 2007
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - May 27th, 2010
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - May 23rd, 2009
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - June 3rd, 2010
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - June 5th, 2010
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - May 22nd, 2009
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - February 17th, 2009
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - May 23rd, 2009
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - July 24th, 2008
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - May 23rd, 2009
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - May 13th, 2008
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - April 16th, 2008
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - August 27th, 2008
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - February 22nd, 2008
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - February 8th, 2008
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - December 7th, 2007
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute - September 14th, 2007
Leading to Patch Management - June 27th, 2007
Leadership in Consulting - June 8th, 2007
Leading from the Front - May 4th, 2007
Leading Through Mentoring and Coaching - January 10th, 2007
SANS Technology Institute Leadership Essay - December 26th, 2006
Leadership Essay SANS Technology Institute
May 23rd, 2009
By Enoch Laudie
As a US Government employee working Cyber Security matters, I provide leadership and education to the public about computer security issues in several ways.
As a coordinator for a government outreach group, I frequently offer suggestions to members for improving network security and review emerging threats and trends. Being part of the SANS community keeps me current with threats and trends.
I have the opportunity to speak with various business and community groups about Internet threats such as identity theft, protecting children online, and network security. The ability to present a technical subject to a variety of audiences can sometimes be a challenge. I have enjoyed the dynamic style and personalities of SANS instructors such as Mike Poor, Rob Lee, and especially Ed Skoudis. As a SANS Masters Degree candidate, I will continue to benefit from the presentations of SANS instructors, whether from the technical content or the meta-content of their presentations.
I frequently visit companies to assist with network security and site assessments. Although I already possess a high degree of network security competence and experience, some of which can be attributed to past SANS training, I will benefit from the future training anticipated as part of the SANS Masters Degree. The companies which I visit will have a derivative benefit of the SANS training which I receive.
I hope to continue to associate with the people who attend and teach the SANS classes. I believe these are people of the highest caliber, with whom I have much in common and need to network with. I hope to promote further levels of trust and cooperation between public and private sector information security professionals such as those who participate in SANS trainings.
December 9, 2008