Next CRIME Meetings--Security/Forensics Lectures

GeorgeH@private

Folks, 

I'm forwarding the CRIME/OCATE meeting agenda from Sarah Mocas.  Thanks
to Sarah, Mark, Warren, and the rest of the PSU CS staff, we've got a
top-notch group of speakers coming to town.  Note the dates below, and
the location change to OCATE, in Hillsboro, at 185th and Walker.  These
talks replace the usual CRIME time/place at Verizon for January and
February 2003.  There will thus be no 'regular' (2nd Tuesday at Verizon)
CRIME meetings for January and February.

Thanks!

Geo
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Mark your calendar!

Mark Morressy and I (through the PSU/CS Laboratory for 
Digital Forensics and Security Research) are organizing a series
of lectures on digital forensics and computer security topics for 
January and February.  OCATE (Oregon Center for Advanced Tech.) and
CRIME are sponsoring. 

Lectures:
January 17:  Jesse Kornblum 
             Chief, Research and Development, Air Force Office of
Special 
             Investigations, 
	     "Simple But Sound First Responder Tools"
January 31:  Mark Pollitt 
             Director FBI National Program Office for Regional Computer 
             Forensic Laboratories"
	     "The Future of Computer Forensics 
February 14: John McHugh 
	     CERT/CC, 
  	     "Evaluating IDS Systems (Why Testing Security Software is
Hard)" 
February 28: Eoghan Casey 
             Knowledge Solutions, LLC. and author of Digital Evidence
and 
             Computer Crime,
             "Error, Uncertainty, and Loss in Digital Evidence"  

All lectures will be at 12:30 PM and held at OCATE.  Note these dates
are 
all Fridays. 

For bios and lecture abstracts:
http://www.cs.pdx.edu/~markem/LAB/LDFSR/ocate.html

Info on OCATE
http://www.ocate.edu/

I'll send out additional information in January.

Sarah 

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