Join UMUC for an Evening in Cyberspace, a Black-Tie Gala, April 2, 2011
Proceeds from this black-tie event will help fund scholarships for students enrolled in the university's cybersecurity programs. The event will feature a keynote by General Michael V. Hayden (USAF, Retired), principal of The Chertoff Group and former director of the Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency.
Visit www.umuc.edu/cybersecuritygala to register. For more information, please e-mail events@umuc.edu.
GovSec 2011 Conference Includes Cybercrime and Cyberterrorism Sessions
An exciting conference aimed at security and government professionals takes place March 29-31 in Washington, D.C. GovSec 2011 Conference & Expo offers 30+ sessions in four tracks including Protecting from Cyberterrorism and Cybercrime. You can find out more about these and speakers here: http://bit.ly/GovSecCS
TakeDownCon Dallas 2011
TakeDown will offer some of the most sought-after information security
training that will equip you with the skills to defend your IT security
infrastructures. It covers topics such as Ethical Hacking, Computer
Forensics, Penetration Testing, Application Security, Social
Engineering, and Physical Security, among others. Some of the available
training at TakeDownCon Dallas 2011:
The Techno Forensics Conference 2011 - Call for Papers
The Techno Forensics Conference is all about digital forensics, evidence collection, crime scene documentation, and e-Discovery. Sessions are for industry professionals with some previous experience in these disciplines. Advanced level content and depth are a must.
Black Hat DC 2011
This year's Black Hat DC will address the latest in offensive security techniques and methods affecting the public and private industry space today.
DojoCon 2010 - ReverseSpace
DojoCon 2010 is a Security UnConference by security professionals for security professionals.
DojoCon has no sponsors by design. Registration is free. Attendance requires the ticket holder to bring something to the event. Please check your ticket type to ensure you bring what you are assigned.
Howard Schmidt, Cybersecurity Coordinator for the White House will be a Keynote Speakers for SC World Congress
We are pleased to announce that we have confirmed Howard Schmidt, cybersecurity coordinator for the White House, as one of the keynote speakers for SC World Congress.
The Security Innovation Network (SINET) 2010 - Increasing Awareness of Innovative Cyber-Security Companies and Products
The Security Innovation Network (SINET) Workshop was held on October 26th and 27th at The National Press Club in Washington, D.C. The workshop was truly a place were security issues of today were being solved with innovative solutions of tomorrow.
The purpose of SINET was to bring innovative cyber-security companies together with government and corporate customers as well as venture capitalist for possible continued funding and product expansion.