Thanks for posting this - there isn't nearly enough infosec resources (IMHO) within a reasonable distance for people in east TN. Speaking of, what's the status of the ISSA chapter there? I've got a guy working for me down there and am trying to get him plugged into everything I possibly can.
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 7:54 AM, Kyle <[email protected]> wrote: > The ETCSS Committee proudly presents the Fifth Annual East Tennessee > CyberSecurity Summit to be held in beautiful downtown Knoxville, > Tennessee at the Knoxville-Hilton Hotel on October 20th and 21st, 2009. > > The Conference is co-hosted this year by the same sponsors as the last > for years, the FBI, UT, Fountainhead College, TVA, TVA-OIG, and a new > member joins us this year, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). > InfraGard chapter members, IT professionals in academia, government, > law, and private industry from across the region including Atlanta, > Nashville, Columbia, and the Raleigh/Durham area, will be attending as > well. > > The event is just two months away so mark your calendars now and plan > ahead. Repeat attendees, high conference quality, and four prior > successful events predict that seats will sell out early. > An early registration fee of $95 per person will cover conference > admission and include: > > • 16 hours of Continuing Professional Education units, > • Learning from and networking with your colleagues, > • Lunch and parking for both days of the conference > • A special accommodation rate at the Hilton for conference > attendees > > To register for the event please visit our web site at > http://www.etcss.org<http://www.etcss.org/?utm_source=PaulDotCom&utm_medium=ForumPosting&utm_campaign=announcement> > <http://www.etcss.org/?utm_source=CisspForum&utm_medium=ForumPosting&utm_campaign=announcement> > > You've spoken in past years and we've been listening. This year > we've changed the schedule to incorporate some of your requests. > This year we are offering: > > Two breakout sessions – with limited seating > Forensics - data preservation, new forensics-related hardware and > software, and best practices in the profession. > SANS Session Material – access to SANS class education material > > A panel wrap up at the end of each day comprised of speakers, field > experts, and knowledgeable peers, with ample time to discuss all your > tough questions. > > More break time so you can network and mingle with your peers. > > The theme for this year's conference is "CyberSecurity in a > Downturn Economy" > > We are pleased to be able to again present Kevin Mandia from Mandiant > and Paul Williams from Grayhat Research. Bill Dean, with Sword and > Shield, joins us again this year with information on the forensics of > Intellectual Property Theft. Ben Feinstein from SecureWorks in Atlanta > is joining us to share his expertise as it relates to malware and how to > better defend against it. Speakers from Elavon will be presenting an > "autopsy" of a case study to help clarify how an incident is > handled from beginning to end. > _______________________________________________ > Pauldotcom mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.pauldotcom.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pauldotcom > Main Web Site: http://pauldotcom.com > -- - Chris Merkel
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