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Gold Sponsor
 
Silver
Sponsor
Contributing Sponsors
(thank you to these organizations
which have contributed in-kind
donations towards our event)
Computer Link
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The Rochester Security Summit will feature educational tracks OCTOBER 28 - 29, 2009 at Woodcliff Hotel & Spa Conference Center in Fairport, NY.
1. Business Professional Track
The Security for Business Professional Track is designed to help the business professional understand the security issues and how they impact both their daily lives and their business. It will feature topics that are vital for business professionals to understand such as: Legal Compliance issues, Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity and Payment Card Industry standards.
Date: OCTOBER 28 - 29, 2009.
Agenda: Business Track schedule
2. Technical Professional Track
The Technical Professional track is designed for IT technical specialists.
Topics
include pentration iesting, technical security standards, as well
as more advanced technical topics such as intrusion detection, forensics,
incident handling, identity theft techniques and hacker techniques.
Date: OCTOBER 28 - 29, 2009.
Agenda: Technical
Track Schedule
3.
Software Security Track
The Software Security Track is targeted to Software Architects
and Developers and focuses on improving the security of software
developed in-house by companies and organizations. CIOs and Information
Security Managers may also benefit from it with better understanding
security risks coming from custom applications. It will discuss
most common design and implementation flaws in applications, security
patterns and libraries and framework to develop more secure code.
Date: OCTOBER 29, 2009.
Agenda: Software
Security Track Schedule
Location: Finger Lakes Seminar
Room
4. Seminars and Training (NEW! for 2009)
CISA Exam Preparation Course
(courtesy of Western NY Chapter of
ISACA)- Register at http://www.isacawny.org/node/46
Location: Finger Lakes Seminar
Room
5. Exhibitors
Please
take time to visit our exhibitors.
Without these valuable sponsors we would
not be able to keep costs down for our
attendees.
6.
Capture the Flag Demonstrations
Date:
October 28, 2009.
Location: Finger Lakes
Seminar Room. Co-hosted by Security Practices and Research Student
Association (SPARSA), a
Rochester Institute of Technology student-run organization.
Here at the Rochester Security
Summit, we have teamed up with SPARSA then RIT student run Information
Security Club to provide an intro of the CTF experience. You will
get a chance for 30 minutes of hands on "penetration testing"
with a intentionally vulnerable network. You will learn hands
on techniques like SQL Injection, Metasploit p0wning, as well
as how to port scan to learn what services may be exploitable
on a box. The goal of this exercise is to help executives and
admins alike learn how easy it is for an attacker to figure out
what you are running on your network, and subsequently some how
easy it is to exploit vulnerabilities when they exist. Participants
will be required to sign an agreement stating they won't attack
any other part of the conference other than the network they are
assigned to attack. Make sure to sign up at the registration
desk Wednesday morning!!!
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