SecureNode and San Jose State University (SJSU)

Jointly present a one-day seminar on the pressing issue in Information Security 

San Jose State University

2160 Lundy Avenue, Suite 250

San Jose, CA - 95131

* IBE (Identity based Encryption): An alternative to Public-key infrastructure (PKI)
* Beating Spam - The Tricks Spammers Use and How to Defeat Them 
* Cyber-Security and Your Organization
* Privacy and Cryptography – A CISSP Domain 
* Getting A Handle on: HIPAA, Sarbanes Oxley, CMIA, USAPA, FISMA, CIPA, and GLBA 
* Compliance and Standards: ISO 17799, NIST, COBIT

  Network with us between 12.00PM - 1.00PM

*   Pre-registration fee is $49, $59 at the door
*   Breakfast will be served
*  Pay by Check, MasterCard or VISA. Space is limited. 
*  Pre-registration is advised to guarantee seating

Contact us by calling 408.292.7700 or email us events@securenode.com or contact SJSU for more information

Information security is a business problem. With the focus on information security in the media, and in legislatures around the world, organizations are facing complex requirements to comply with security and privacy standards and regulations. Relying on yesterday's technology to secure your network is an open invitation to hackers and other malicious intruders.

This one-day seminar introduces you to the latest trends and technologies being adopted by network security experts today. In this seminar we gather various experts in the field of IT Security who are relentlessly developing new security solutions to protect the IT networks.

In discussing Information security, few basic things will be addressed during this seminar:

* An overview of security issues, techniques, and trends related to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information assets on an organization’s computer systems.

* The different protective tools available these days may not be enough to avert the threats to your network. A weakness in one part undermines the security of them all. Security tools have evolved in response to the increasing complexity of the networks, including the number and type of users, OS’es, and programs supported. This complexity also includes the increasing number of system software components. Find out how these challenges are being addressed by the pioneers of Information security technology.

* As new hacking tools increase in sophistication, it has become very challenging for the Network Administrators to keep up with these tools. This requires attention and greater effort by security administrators to ensure that cutting edge security technology is used rigorously and consistently. Find out what you can do to defend your networks against such threats.

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