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November 2002

CALENDAR OF INFOSEC EVENTS

*Dates and various locations run throughout 2002; see site for additional listings.

November

Counter-Intelligence in Internet Security
Th & F, Nov. 7-8, Las Vegas, Nev.
www.frallc.com/infotech.asp
Covers security audit plans and vulnerability assessment tools.

Creating Information Security Awareness
Th & F, Nov. 7-8, New York, N.Y.*
www.misti.com
A step-by-step blueprint for an effective infosec program.

29th Annual Computer Security Conference & Exhibition
M-W, Nov. 11-13, Chicago, Ill.
www.gocsi.com
Features tracks on VPNs, PKI, cryptography and DDoS.

Computer Forensics & Investigation
M-W, Nov. 18-20, San Francisco, Calif.*
www.globalknowledge.com
Learn to investigate computer misuse in the workplace.

Network Security Conference
M-W, Nov. 18-20, Munich, Germany
www.isaca.org
Focuses on technical problems and solutions to assess and mitigate risk.

Information Security for Technical Staff
M-F, Nov. 18-22, Pittsburgh, Pa.*
www.cert.org
Offers techniques for protecting an organization's information assets and resources.

Cyber-Security in the Financial Services Sector
W-F, Nov. 20-22, New York, N.Y.
www.imn.org/a420
An executive summit focusing on protecting the nation's critical infrastructure.

West Coast Security Forum
Th, Nov. 21, Vancouver, Canada
www.wcsf.com
Industry professionals discuss infosec challenges and solutions.
New York Metro Intrusion Detection Forum
Th & F, Nov. 21-22, Rye Brook, N.Y.
www.ianetsec.com
Experts lead a roundtable discussion on IDS technology and issues.

Smart Card Research & Advanced Application Conference
Th & F, Nov. 21-22, San Jose, Calif.
www.usenix.org/cardis02
Covers international research conference  smart cards applications.

December

HIPAA Security & Privacy Briefing
M & T, Dec. 2-3, Orlando, Fla.*
www.misti.com
Details the federal security and privacy requirements for the health care industry.

Implementing Web Security
M-Th, Dec. 2-5, Los Angeles, Calif.*
www.learningtree.com
Learn to secure Web servers, communications and browsers.

eXtreme Hacking--Defending Your Site
T-F, Dec. 3-6, Honolulu, Hawaii*
www.ey.com/security
Learn techniques and defenses to prevent network penetration.

Information Assurance Technical Framework Forum--E-business Security
Th, Dec. 5, Laurel, Md.
www.iatf.net
Forum brings together users and vendors to discuss e-commerce security.

Fundamentals of Information Security
M-W, Dec. 9-11, Orlando, Fla.*
www.misti.com
Course offers the infosec basics for an inter-networked business environment.

18th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference
M-F, Dec. 9-13, Las Vegas, Nev.
www.acsac.org
Forums include wireless security, cryptography, intrusion detection and new security paradigms.

Infosecurity
T-Th, Dec. 10-12, New York, N.Y.
www.infosecurityevent.com
Security experts and users exchange ideas, review products and services, and discuss threats and strategies.

Network Security I: Policy, Administration & Firewalls
W-F, Dec. 11-13, Tampa, Fla.*
www.globalknowledge.com
Design security plans and work with the latest screening routers.

January

Computer Forensics & Investigation
M-W, Jan. 6-8, Washington, D.C.*
www.globalknowledge.com
Learn to build a forensics toolkit and gather evidence of misuse.

Introduction to System & Network Security
M-Th, Jan. 20-23, Chicago, Ill.*
www.learningtree.com
Learn to analyze exposure to security threats and how to protect systems and data.

Foundstone Ultimate Hacking
T-F, Jan. 21-24, Dallas, Texas*
www.globalknowledge.com
Learn to defend systems, networks and applications.




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