Achievements

"Red Herring, USA recognizes E2 Labs among Top 100 companies in Asia"

"E2-labs to help Government to draw info-security policies"

"E2 to take care of security in the country"

Red Herring – Top 100 in Asia

Top 50 Entrepreneurs

26th June 2003-E2 Labs to setup Asia's first school of Ethical Hacking

Alsso announces its ambitious plans to launch an Incidence Response Center,
To organize a National seminar on Security Infrastructure,
To unveil India's first of its kind of private security portal.

Today, when hackers try to steal vital information from your networks, when a single click of a mouse is potent enough to lead to a full-fledged attack, when even individuals who use the net are targeted, just how safe is your company?

E2 Labs School of ethical hacking is aimed at information security professionals, auditors, CTOs, CIOs, system administrators, net­work administrators, students, decision makers and everybody and anybody who is concerned about the integrity of their network infrastructure and off course not intentional hackers, batches of three kinds of durations weekly, monthly the three monthly courses are designed. All these courses are full time. The one week course is designed for who are already in the profession and corporate sponsored executives, one month program is designed for software professionals and college students. The three months program is an advanced and highly comprehensive one.

22nd April 2003- E2 Labs to help Govt draw up Info Security Policy

With frequent incidents of cross-border terrorism and possible threat to defense sites and home ministry establishments, the central government has finally decided to pursue the case seriously by roping in E2 Labs, to assist in drawing up a security policy. And according to an Ernst & Young report, Indian sites are most vulnerable to hacking due to lack of Internet and Information security.

E2 Labs working closely with corporate's, financial institutions, pharma companies, military and defenses establishments and other research and development organizations individually to make them aware of the importance of Internet security and conduct a case study identifying the problems and loopholes in their set-up and accordingly solve the problems.

4th August 2003- Asia's First Ethical Hacking School for Tracking Hacker's started

At E2 Lab's one will be taught how to hack. Whether one uses it ethically for the benefit of others or makes unethical use of the knowledge to his personal advantage, largely remains a matter of choice. E2 Labs has roped in the expertise of the world's most prominent network security specialist and security researcher in ethical hacking who has written several articles, tutorials, white papers and guides for some of the most popular hacking sites, to impact lessons on penetration testing Vulnerability Assessment, Biometric Solutions, Enterprise PKI, Compute Forensics, Security Turnkey Solutions, Bandwidth management and Steganography.

E2 Labs had received about 300 applications for admission." The qualification norms for the course are not as complex as the job. a genuine interest in computer networks is the only qualification one requires to enroll in this school". Though not affiliated to a university or recognized by a governing body. E2 Labs awards a cyber crime squad specialist certificate to students who pass the final online exam.

26th September 2003- International Seminar on ‘Information Security–Challenges post 9/11

Seminar on ‘Information Security – Challenges post 9/11’held at Taj Krishna on 26-09-03 at Hyderabad to discuss the information security issues present today, and how they relate to the post 9-11 aftermath.

The goal of this seminar was to gather officials from the government, Banking and industrial sectors to bring awareness, to identify the threats facing us today, and to understand the steps, solutions and implementation to counter and protect these critical infrastructures.

It is our belief - and indeed experience has proven likewise, that any information online is at potential risk from unknown sources. Protection of networks then, assumes key significance, especially in the aftermath of the events of 9/11. The timing of the Seminar is not merely a co-incidence. Earlier this month we observed the second anniversary of the ghastly events of 9/11.

Hosting this seminar is our way of paying homage to all those innocent people who lost their lives in the mindless carnage, not only at Ground Zero, but all across the world in similar attacks. The underlying idea of the Seminar would be to emphasize the need for Information Security. In this endeavor, we must take the first step by securing our networks.

It is heartening to note that numerous minds think likewise. A glance at the names listed here, who have consented to be part of the deliberations, will perhaps speak volumes: