Re: Securing the eCampus: July 16-17 at Dartmouth College

[Bill Kyle <Bill.Kyle () JHU EDU>]

Team,

FYI.

Best regards,
Bill

On Jun 10, 2013, at 8:22 AM, Adam Goldstein <adam.goldstein () DARTMOUTH EDU> wrote:

> All,
>  
> We've added some more information on the program and details on some exciting break-out sessions to the conference 
> website (http://www.ists.dartmouth.edu/events/ecampus/), so please check it out. We also want to remind you that the 
> hotel room block set aside for the conference expires next Saturday, June 15th, so act now!  We hope to see you in 
> July.
>  
> Regards,
> Adam Goldstein
>  
> On Apr 25, 2013, at 3:31 PM,  wrote:
>
>
> The seventh annual Securing the eCampus conference will be held this July 16th and 17th at Dartmouth College in 
> Hanover, NH. We invite you to join us in discussing the unique challenges of cyber security in higher ed and what it 
> takes to build a culture of security at your institution. 
>  
> Our format this year will include a full day of presentations and panel discussions from leaders in the information 
> security field on the 16th.   We have already confirmed the following speakers:
>  
> Dan Geer - Chief Information Security Officer of In-Q-Tel will deliver the keynote
> Michael Corn and Jane Rosenthal - Respectively, the Chief Privacy and Security Officer of UIUC and the Director of 
> the Privacy Office at the University of Kansas will discuss privacy in higher ed
> Noel Greis - Director, Center for Logistics and Digital Strategy, Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise 
> at UNC Chapel Hill, will speak about security awareness for millennials
> Rodney Petersen - Managing Director of the Washington Office and Senior Government Relations Officer at EDUCAUSE 
> providing an update on government policies and their potential effects on the higher ed community
> Ron Ross - Fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to speak on standards development and 
> risk management
> George Tubin - Senior Security Strategist at Trusteer will speak about emerging malware trends
>  
> On the morning of the 17th, we will offer break-out sessions that will provide opportunities for more detailed 
> discussions on topics. The conference will conclude after lunch on the 17th.  
>  
> Details on the conference and registration information can be found on our website. 
>  
> The registration fee for the conference is $149 and includes breakfast, lunch, snacks and a networking event on July 
> 16th and breakfast, lunch and snacks on July 17th.  
>  
> We have set aside a block of rooms for the conference at the Six South Street Hotel in Downtown Hanover.  The cutoff 
> date for the room block is June 15th.  See the website’s page on lodging for more information.
>  
> This conference is co-hosted by the Institute for Security, Technology, and Society (ISTS) and Computing Services at 
> Dartmouth College.
>  
> Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions regarding the workshop. For conference content and 
> agenda questions, please contact either:
>  
> Tom Candon
> Associate Director
> Institute for Security, Technology, and Society
> Thomas.K.Candon () Dartmouth EDU
>  
> or
>  
> Adam Goldstein
> IT Security Engineer
> Computing Services
> Adam.Goldstein () Dartmouth EDU
>  
> For conference logistical questions, please contact:
>  
> Karen Page
> Institute for Security, Technology, and Society
> Program Administrator
> Karen.M.Page () Dartmouth EDU
>  
>