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[Security-fyi] MIT Security Camp
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Linda A. LeBlanc)
Wed Aug 4 10:59:02 2004
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Hi Everybody,
With less than three weeks to go to MIT's Annual Security Camp, I wanted
to present the agenda for this year's camp, and encourage you to register if
you haven't already. I also wanted to point out that there is a survey to
take the results of which will be presented during camp, and I wanted to
note that the dinner on Thursday will be at the Royal East Chinese restaurant,
where we ate last year. This year, due to budgetary considerations, there
will be a $20/head charge for dinner with MIT picking up the difference in
costs. This was the best way for us to continue the high quality of camp
without charging a general registration fee that might exclude some
institutions
from participating.
The links to registration are:
https://websurvey.mit.edu/fcgi-bin/scamp
and the survey is:
http://web.mit.edu/net-security/Camp/survey.html
If you have any questions about attending or the camp itself, please
let me know and I look forward to seeing you ALL there.
Linda
Security Camp Agenda
19-20 August 2004
Thursday, 19 August 2004
0830 Registration - Breakfast - Networking
0920 Welcoming Remarks
0930 Dr. Jerry Grochow, VP IS&T MIT
1030 Break
1045 Eric Jacobsen, BU , "Securing PCs in Residence Halls, Phase 2"
1130 Charles Griffin, Quinnipiac University, "Full Spectrum Campus
Security Overview"
1230 Lunch
1330 Johannes Ullrich, SANS, "The Disappearing Patch Window.
Observations from the Internet Storm Center"
1430 TBA
1530 Break
1545 David Bowie, Infragard, Introduction to InfraGard"
1630 Jeff Schiller, MIT
1800 Dinner
Friday, 20 August 2004
0830 Registration - Breakfast - Networking
0930 "The FBI"
1030 Peter Adams, UMass Boston, "Becoming a more robust network
through heterogeneity"
1100 Break
1115 Brian Reilly, Georgetown University, "Making the Case for Email
Attachment Filtering: Strategies and Lessons Learned"
1200 TBA
1300 Good-byes
--
Linda LeBlanc
I/T Security security@mit.edu
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