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Tech-Security Conference 2006

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Columbus Tech-Security Conference

Date:

Thursday, December 14, 2006

Location:

Quest Business Centers
8405 Pulsar Place
Columbus, Ohio 43240
(800) 909-7665 or (614) 540-5540

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Overview

The Columbus Tech-Security Conference will bring together private industry, government decision makers and technical enthusiasts in the fields of Information & Network Security. This unique conference format will provide several interactive high intensity training sessions as well as tremendous networking opportunities.

Topics may include: Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems, Wireless Security, Web Hacking, Contingency Planning, Vulnerability Assessments, Threat Management Workshop, Computer/PDA & Enterprise Forensics, Password Recovery & Disk Wiping Tools, Internet Investigation Techniques.

You'll come away with advice and knowledge that you can start applying to your environment immediately.

Agenda:
8:30am-9:00am	Check-In and Opening Introductions
	Data Connectors is proud to host the Tech-Security Strategies Conference.
9:00am-9:45am	Session One
	Endpoint Security Reflex Disknet Pro is a complete End Point Security Solution providing for the management and encryption of removable media, including USB Flash drives and other solid-state devices. PDAs, Bluetooth devices, Wifi, modems, CD and DVD drives can be controlled using a combination of black and white list security protocols, providing the maximum flexibility for your organization's security needs.
9:45am-10:00am	Break/Vendor Booth Time
10:00am-10:45am	Session Two
	Secure Internet Communications Solutions A summary of email security technologies and a technical overview of safe and automated File Transfers over the Internet.
10:45am-11:30am	Session Three
	The Security Landscape
11:30am-12:00pm	Break/Vendor Booth Time
12:00am-12:45pm	Session Four (includes lunch)
Doug Auw Sales Manager, Midwest	Secure the Known. Protect Against the Unknown. Create Your Sanctuary®, Free of Data Leakage and Malware.
12:45pm-1:30pm	Session Five
	Deploying a secure wireless network Portability. Accessibility. Ease of use. Lower Costs. There are numerous reasons why wireless networking technology is so attractive. But the main adoption to its adoption has been concerns about security. Matt Bossom, Director of Wireless Technologies from Accuvant, will share his experiences in deploying and managing secure WLANs. By participating in this discussion, attendees will learn how to: Deploy and manage a wireless environment Lock down the air so it doesn’t pose a security threat Provide secure access to different classes of users Track people as they move around Integrate wireless with what you’ve already got in place
1:30pm-1:45pm	Break/Vendor Booth Time
1:45pm-2:30pm	Session Six
Eric Hanselman Network Protection Architect	VoIP Security Threats: It’s Not If, It’s When As the epidemic of spam and malware continues to bring e-mail to its knees, one might think the industry would learn its lesson and build strong security into new communications protocols. Unfortunately, in the case of VoIP, the most important new communications protocol since SMTP, this is not true. In fact, VoIP is following an eerily similar path to SMTP in the 70s and 80s, with few the security measures being widely enabled. As a result, we sit on the cusp of a new era of malicious VoIP attacks. In this keynote address, Eric will discuss emerging threats to VoIP and the steps companies and end users need to take today to protect themselves. Eric will address a variety of important topics, including: SMTP vs. VoIP: A comparative evolutionary study The myth of SIP: it is marginally more secure than email protocols Why encryption is being shut out of VoIP The economic triggers for the first widespread VoIP attacks, and what those attacks will look like VoIP phishing, aka “Vishing” VoIP caller ID spoofing VoIP as an access point for network intrusion

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