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- What:ISSA Hampton Roads Chapter Meeting
- When: Tuesday - May 6th, 2008 - 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. (no foolin..)
- Where: Pond Security
- Address: 1600 East Little Creek Road. Norfolk, Va. Suite 201
What's going on: A presentation on whitelisting from Bit9.
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ISSA Members and Associates, Join us on Tuesday, May 6th for a special presentation from Bit9, the leader in enterprise whitelisting technology. A write-up on the expected presentation follows immediately after this email. Also we will have a brief business meeting – including announcement of the finalized dates for our chapter’s next CISSP Common Body of Knowledge (CBK) Review presented by (ISC)2 as well as the CISSP examination date. This is one of only a handful of exams held in the local area each year. The CBK Review and exam are always offered at a discount for ISSA chapter members. The meeting will be held at Pond Security, 1600 E. Little Creek Rd , Suite 201 in Norfolk. The presentation will begin at 6:00 pm. For more information about the Hampton Roads Chapter of the ISSA, please visit our website: http://www.issa-hr.org/. For more information on Bit9, check out this URL: http://www.bit9.com/.
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Join us for a discussion of an excellent opportunity to earn a Master of Science in Information Assurance through Capitol College. Located in Laurel, MD, Capitol College is one of only two nationwide institutions that meet the most advanced level specified in all six federal standards for IA curricula. Mr. Fred Potts, currently a student in the program, will objectively describe the benefits, costs, lessons-learned, and other “insider” experiences. Perhaps you may want to again “hit the books” and advance your IA career.
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Please join us March 4th for a meeting with Radware. Firewalls are no longer enough in today's Web 2.0 mashup-driven environment. In addition to using social engineering to gain access to systems and data, hackers have moved "up the stack" to craft attacks at the application layer such as HTTP flood DDoS attacks.
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In full cooperation with the SANS Institute and the Information Systems Security Association - Hampton Roads Chapter, Information Security Training Institute, Inc. is pleased to announce that the SEC401 (GSEC) Local Mentor Program class for half-price for ISSA-HR members only!
Tell your friends and co-workers before space runs out!
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Greetings All,
I am the Education Officer of the local ISSA-HR (Hampton Roads) chapter, and I am pleased to announce that we will be conducting another weekly CISSP study group session. This is an excellent opportunity to aid in preparation for the rigorous CISSP exam offered by ISC2 at a manageable pace, and low cost. The study group meets for two hours a week for 13 weeks and is aimed at reviewing the 10 Common Body of Knowledge (CBK) topics that are tested on the CISSP exam. The study group is facilitated by ISSA-HR members who are CISSPs, have proven experience in the domain they are facilitating, and are experienced public speakers.
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Please join us for a briefing on wireless technology facilitated by Dave Spicer and Tim Kramer...
This is a draft outline for the breifing:
- Basic use cases (types of wireless networks) and associated issues(we'll focus on wireless for the walk-in customer)
- Needs andresponsibilities (prevention, attribution)
- Risks and countermeasures
- Modular approaches (building your own systems)
- - Wireless encryption and access control (WPA/WPA2 PSK andEnterprise)
- - Network access control (WiFiDog and IPTables, Packetfence)
- - Content control/filtering (Squid and Dan's Guardian)
- - Monitoring
- -Logging (various log files)
- -Visualization (Etherape, Driftnet, Spinning Cube ofPotential Doom)
- -Wired and Wireless Intrusion Detection (Snort)
- -Packet Capture (tcpdump, Wireshark)
- Trade-offs
- - features vs. processing power
- - cost vs. security
- - security vs. "happiness"
- Legal issues
- - expectation of privacy
- - monitoring
- - liabilities
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"Please join members of the Symantec Department of Defense team as they discuss the newly released Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0 and Symantec Network Access Control11.0, and how it can be used to further protect DoD networks.
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In an effort to keep your Election Day schedule manageable, the executive board has elected to cancel the November meeting.
Remember to vote, and we will look forward you seeing you in December!
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