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The Raleigh ISSA Chapter announces the sixth annual Triangle InfoSeCon. This Information Security conference will be held on Thursday, October 21, 2010. The conference will be held at the McKimmon Center in Raleigh, North Carolina located on the campus of NC State University.

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EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DISCOUNTS!!!


From now until October 9th:
  • ISSA Members at $30
  • Sister Organization Members (ISACA, InfraGuard, OWASP) at $40
  • Government at $40
  • Other attendees - $65

After Early Bird Close - October 10th - 20th:
  • Registration for ALL is $85 for any online registrations or for on-site registration (cash or check only)


Register for the Conference


Why attend?

The Raleigh ISSA Chapter fall conference is a great opportunity to learn more about information security, talk with companies who provide security products and services and network with fellow information security professionals. CPE Credits will automatically be submitted for attendees with CISSP certification.

Conference Goal: To educate individuals in the Raleigh/Durham/RTP area about information security.

Target Audience:
  • Executives who are responsible for regulatory compliance and/or security
  • Security professionals
  • Individuals who want to know more about information security


2009 CONFERENCE PROGRAM & SESSIONS

7:00  Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:30  Keynote Speaker: John McCumber, Symantec Corporation
9:30  Keynote Speaker: Linda Criddle, LOOKBOTHWAYS, Inc.
  Governance, Risk & Compliance Infrastructure and Virtualization Security Web Security and Application Security
11:00  Reed Harrison,
Allgress Inc.

Managing the Intersection of Business Risk and IT Security

Lisa Lorenzin, Juniper Networks

Critical Infrastructure Protection: Securing Process Control Networks

Trey Ford,
Whitehat Security

Mo' Money Mo' Problems: Making A LOT More Money on the Web the Black Hat Way

12:00 

Lunch

1:00  Linda Criddle,
LOOKBOTHWAYS, Inc.

Risk Management - Building Safer Software

Nick Owen,
WiKID Systems, Inc

Securing your Network with Open Source Technologies

Aaron Bedra,
Relevance, Inc.

Auditing Code: Taking a look at taking a look

2:15  Richard Power,
Carnegie Mellon CyLab

Starting Over After a Lost Decade: In Search of a Bold New Vision for Cyber Security

Sandy Bacik,
Sensus

Logging and Monitoring: A Checklist

Michael Menefee,
OWASP

Cloud Security

3:30  Dr. Noah Schiffman,
Orbis, Inc.

Trust No One: The New Social Engineer

Sanjay Raja,
Crossbeam Systems

Infrastructure Consolidation: Understanding the Security Obstacles Moving to Phase 2 Virtualization

Tyler Shields,
Veracode, Inc.

Detecting "Certified Pre-owned" Software and Devices

4:30  Drawings - You must be present to win.


2009 CONFERENCE SPONSORS


Carolina Advanced Digital

Checkpoint Software Technologies

Citrix

Crossbeam Systems

e-DMZ Security

East Carolina InfraGard

Eset Security

Fortinet

ISACA RTP Chapter

Juniper Networks

Motorola

NCMS Carolinas

NCSU CTU

Open Web Application Security Project

Qualys

PGP

Secure Enterprise Computing

Sourcefire

Symantec

Tenable Network Security

Forsythe    TippingPoint

Trend Micro

Tripwire

WhiteHat


   Location
The conference will be held at the McKimmon Conference and Training Center. For directions to the center, click on the link.
   Keynote
2009 Keynote: John McCumber, Strategic Programs Manager,
Public Sector Group, Symantec Corporation
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John McCumber is the strategic programs manager in the Public Sector Group of Symantec Corporation. He is currently involved in research and development activities in support of leading edge government information assurance initiatives. John is a retired US Air Force officer and former Cryptologic Fellow of the National Security Agency. During his military career, John also served in the Defense Information Systems Agency and on the Joint Staff at the Pentagon as Information Warfare Officer during the Persian Gulf War. In addition to his professional responsibilities at Symantec Corporation, John is currently a Professorial Lecturer in Information Security at The George Washington University in Washington, DC and is technical editor and a monthly columnist for Security Technology and Design magazine. John is the author of Assessing and Managing Security Risk in IT Systems: a Structured Methodology from Auerbach Publications. He lives in Falls Church, Virginia and Cary, North Carolina.


2009 Keynote: Linda Criddle, President, LOOKBOTHWAYS Inc. Image of Linda Criddle

Linda Criddle is founder and President of LOOKBOTHWAYS, Inc., a company that develops internet safety technologies and products, provides product design, safety reviews, and other consulting services to leading technology companies, regulatory bodies, and law enforcement, and provides practical assistance to consumers navigating the online world. 

Prior to establishing LOOKBOTHWAYS, Criddle spent 13 years at Microsoft where she was a pioneer in online safety. The depth and breadth of Linda’s online safety expertise is reflected in her collaboration on numerous patents on behalf of Microsoft in the areas of emerging technologies and online safety, and more recently with multiple patent filings for LOOKBOTHWAYS.

Criddle’s passion and talent for teaching Internet safety principles has benefited youth, parents, and educators, law enforcement and corporations. She is author of the award-winning consumer-oriented books, Look Both Ways: Help Protect Your Family on the Internet , and Using the Internet Safely for Seniors For Dummies. She has also written "Internet Safety for Educators," a distance-learning course offered through Universities. LOOKBOTHWAYS also provides the consumer internet safety website iLOOKBOTHWAYS.com

Keynote title:
Risk Management - Building Safer Software to protect against social engineering and threats to consumer
Software and services are designed to provide great experiences to good people. However, this leaves the companies, services, and their users vulnerable to every kind of predatory behavior - financial, physical, or emotional abuse.What is missing for developers, program managers, designers, testers and managers is a basic undertanding of predatory behavior, and how to view products from a safety perspective. This presentation provides a broad overview of the landscape of risk, and then dives into how to evaluate features for safety, design defensively, and implement cost saving abuse tracking and reporting mechanisms.

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