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Written by mdalton
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Friday, 20 August 2010 16:48 |
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The Infragard Knoxville Members Alliance,
presents the 2010
Cyber Incident Response Workshop
Attendees will:
- Experience a simulated cyber incident
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- Hear from local experts what cyber threats they encounter
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- Learn
- What cyber incidents could affects you
- How to manage the risks, and
- How to respond to a cyber incident
- Identification
- Eradication
- Lessons learned/best practices
- Free useful tools
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- Meet experts, learn what they do, and discover what you can expect if we find ourselves in the midst of a regional cyber incident. Ask the experts for yourself during our Panel Session
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- Receive preparedness resources to take back to your organization
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It's all free.
When: September 22, 2010, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Where: Fountainhead College of Technology Auditorium, Knoxville, Tennessee
Reasons to attend:
- Free training, lunch and resources
- 6 hours of Continuing Professional Education (CPE)
- Information on how to respond to a cyber incident and who you might call to help
- Opportunity to ask you questions to government and private cyber security professionals
How to register
Email your Name, Organization, Address and Phone Number to:
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Last Updated on Friday, 03 September 2010 19:21 |
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Sixth Annual East Tennessee CyberSecurity Summit |
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Written by Richard Scheuch
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Wednesday, 18 August 2010 14:36 |
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The ETCSS Committee will present the 2010 East Tennessee CyberSecurity Summit on October 19th and 20th at the downtown Hilton in Knoxville.
The theme for this year's conference is "On the Brink of Disaster ... Is the Sky Really Falling?", exploring the validity or invalidity of claims regarding the vulnerability of the nation's critical insfrastructures.
This year's speakers include:
- David Keith, film actor and passionate volunteer for PROTECT
- Sean McGurk, Director of Control Systems Security , National CyberSecurity Division for the US Department of Homeland Security
- Bill Dean, Director of Computer Forensics with Sword and Shield Enterprise Security, who always shares timely and useful information regarding CyberSecurity
- Ron Ross, Computer Scientist with NIST, returning to share his expertise in Risk Management
- John McCumber, Chief Strategist with Symantec Corporation
- Rick Lambert, Special Agent in Charge of the Knoxville Field Office of the FBI
- Jill Knesek, Head of Security, BT Global Services
New features of the conference this year include:
- Four breakout sessions, two each day -- with limited seating - 50 each session.
- A Meet and Greet Reception held Tuesday evening. This is a chance to relax and meet with the speakers, vendors and your colleagues.
- More break tme so you can network and mingle with your peers.
- A panel wrap-up at the end of each day comprised of speakers, field experts and knowledgeable peers.
- A "moot court" excersise where this year a forensic examiner will testify about an actual case. The actual computer forensics from the Sarah Palin Email case, US vs. David Kernell, will be presented.FBI Special Agent Steve McFall, the forensic examiner who actually testified during the case, will be our "witness". Steve is one of the most experiences CART examiners in the FBI and had a role years ago in forming the entire CART program for the FBI. And, Assistant United States Attorney Greg Weddle, the Actual procesuting attorney in the case, will play that role as well on our moot court. Our defense attorney Craig Ball will have plenty of ammo to cross examine Steve on the witness stand. Craig will have to get up pretty early in the morning to prevail against Stve and Greg.
To register for the event and the breakout sessions, please visit the conference web sit at www.etcss.org.
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