Featured post: Security Training at DrupalCon Denver
As we get ready for DrupalCon Denver in March, we want to introduce you to our trainers, and give you a sense of what will be covered in our training courses. First up, we have Security: Process, Code & Hands-On Training with Greggles (aka Greg Knaddison, Drupal Security Team Lead & Acquia's Director of Security Services).
In the video above, check out Greg and Erich Ludwig (Director, Learning Services @ Acquia) as they chat about security training, Denver restaurant recommendations, and other fun things!
As an added extra bonus preview, Greggles will be conducting free Webinars on Wednesday, February 1 at 9 am ET and 1 pm ET. Click the times to sign up for those webinars.
If you'd like to attend the course at DrupalCon, sign up here, and do so soon to ensure you get a spot in this class (and get the early bird discount - Drupalcon ticket prices are going up on February 21st!).
See you in Denver.
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