[Politech] "Secure on the Net conference" in DC in February 2004 [priv]

From: Declan McCullagh (declan@private)
Date: Fri Dec 12 2003 - 09:29:38 PST

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    Secure on the Net conference, February 3-5, 2004 -- Washington, DC
    
    
    Sponsoring Organizations:
    USIIA
    US ISPA
    Internet Security Alliance
    CCIA
    CompTIA
    Society of Internet Professionals
    
    Special Featured Speakers:
    
    Amit Yoran, Director of the National Cybersecurity Division, DEPARTMENT OF
    HOMELAND SECURITY
    The Honorable Orson Swindle, Commissioner, FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
    The Honorable Adam H. Putnam, Chairman, Subcommittee on Technology,
    Information Policy, Intergovernmental Relations and the Census, U.S. HOUSE
    OF REPRESENTATIVES (invited)
    Vance E. Hitch, Chief Information Officer, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE and
    Chairman, Cybersecurity Committee, FEDERAL CIO COUNCIL
    
    Hear the Nation's Leading Cybersecurity Policymakers and Experts Provide a
    Unique Analysis of:
    
    - The dimensions of the cybersecurity challenge -- and how will it change
    the nature of the Internet
    - Critical governmental plans, programs and initiatives for cybersecurity --
    and how they affect you
    - Opportunities and challenges for industry in the new era
    
    About the Conference:
    
    Secure On the Net will bring together key government representatives from
    the Congress, Department of Homeland Security, Federal Trade Commission and
    Federal Government, as well as leading Internet industry representatives to
    explore the most effective approaches and solutions to Internet security.
    The conference will address what the government can, should, will do to
    protect the integrity of the Internet and the assets connected to it. The
    conference will explore ongoing efforts to establish a national methodology
    for cybersecurity, and the roles that institutions and private citizens will
    play in meeting security needs. This timely conference will:
    
    * Present the latest information on the state of Internet security
    * Predict the problems we will face three to five years from now
    * Outline the existing resources and partnerships in use to protect the
    critical infrastructure
    * Evaluate the relative threat to businesses and Internet providers
    * Assess the current state-of-the-art in Internet security solutions
    * Debate the government's cybersecurity, including proposals now before
    Congress
    
    As a prelude to the conference, a one-day session, "Security BootCamp: A
    Cyber Security Primer for ISPs, SMEs and Federal Agencies," will feature
    recognized security experts who will provide detailed guidance for securing
    networks, public and private.
    
    To Register:
    
    To register or to obtain more information about this event, please contact
    Infocast, the event producer, at (818) 888-4444 or visit the conference
    website at www.secureonthenet.com
    
    Attached, please find the conference brochure in PDF format for your
    consideration.
    
    We look forward to seeing you at the event.
    
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