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San Jose, CA - April 23 - 25, 2007
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It's very dynamic and I will be able to apply what I learned directly into my area of work.
-Wagner Nascimento, eBay, Inc.
Additional Course Offerings: Additional courses are available in San Jose on April 25th. Please visit the WhatWorks in Log Management Summit 2007 page for more information.
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Work Study opportunities still available for WhatWorks in Mobile Encryption Summit 2007. Please visit Work Study Facilitator Page to submit an application.
Special Sessions
The Top 10 Trends in Cybersecurity for 2007
Keynote Address by Stephen Northcutt
Experts agree that targeted cyber attacks will be more prevalent, in particular on government agencies. Public sector companies that support the country's critical infrastructure will be targets -- banking, stock market, telecommunications, utilities, shipping, data storage & support, and hospital systems. Do you know what types of attacks should be anticipated and what defenses and early warning systems should be deployed now?
Come hear Stephen Northcutt, President of the SANS Technology Institute, talk about the security trends that experts are predicting, and the indispensable procedures you will need in place once your organization has been targeted. Stephen is author/coauthor of Incident Handling Step-by-Step, Intrusion Signatures and Analysis, Inside Network Perimeter Security 2nd Edition, IT Ethics Handbook, and several other books and is one of the most sought after speakers on managing security in large enterprises.
All Summit attendees will be invited to attend this forward-looking keynote that summarizes the major trends shaping the future of cybersecurity.
Welcome Reception and Early Registration
- Sunday, April 22: 5pm - 8pm
A good mix of presenters,
said Laura Haskins of Keygroup, not just a geek group, but good information on business needs, strategy, approach and technical solutions.
You will have the opportunity to meet and network with other attendees beginning with the Welcome Reception. Not to be missed. At 6:00 pm there will be a brief orientation presentation featuring highlights of the Summit. Attendees who take advantage of this event will have a jump start on getting the most from out of the Summit.
Breakfast
- Monday, April 23: 7:30am - 8:45am
Kick off the morning with breakfast with your fellow attendees. You'll have the opportunity to visit with people from your own industry in birds-of-a-feather seating. Opening remarks by Alan Paller will focus on the goals and strategy of the day.
Breakfast
- Tuesday, April 24: 7:30am - 8:45am
Start the morning networking with your fellow attendees at breakfast. You'll have the opportunity to visit with people from your own industry in birds-of-a-feather seating. Brief remarks will highlight the day's sessions and events