Agenda Posted: Securing the eCampus 2014: July 15-16 at Dartmouth College

[Adam Goldstein <adam.goldstein () DARTMOUTH EDU>]

Hi Everyone,
The full agenda is now posted for Securing the eCampus at the conference 
website.   Hotel rooms are still available at the conference rate, just 
make sure to mention Securing the eCampus when making your reservation.

Thanks and we hope to see you in Hanover in July!

- Adam

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The eighth annual *Securing the eCampus **C**onference*will be held this 
*July 15^th and 16^th at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH*. We invite 
you to join us in discussing the unique challenges of cyber security in 
higher education and what it takes to build a culture of security at 
your institution.

The schedule for the 15th will feature a full day of a series of 
lectures and panel discussions. The morning of the 16th will include 
break-out sessions that allow participants to discuss specific topic 
areas in smaller groups and in a more informal setting. The conference 
will conclude with lunch on the 16th.
*
We are very excited to welcome our _Keynote Speaker_ for 2014:***

*Nate Fick: **CEO of Endgame, former CEO of the Center for a New 
American Security, former Marine Corps infantry officer, and bestselling 
author of "One Bullet Away"***

*Other Speakers Include:*
*Doug Madory*- Senior Analyst with Renesys will address geo-political 
trends and the cloud
*Kris Rowley*- Information Security Officer for the State of Vermont 
will discuss disaster recovery, incident response and lessons learned 
from Hurricane Irene
*Patrick Perry*- from FireEye will discuss advancements in attack 
detection in response to Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)*_
_**Rodney Petersen*- Executive Director, Research and Education 
Community Collaborative at EDUCAUSE to speak on cyber-security 
collaborative and shared services efforts in the higher education community
*Ano Lobb*- Learning and Technology Manager, MHCDS at Dartmouth College 
will explore the security implication of emerging trends in distance 
learning
***Joseph Homza* -- Sr. Security Engineer from Cornell University will 
discuss risk management processes for building control and automation 
systems.
*Paulina Haduong *- from the Berkman  Center for Internet and Society at 
Harvard University will present findings from the Center's "Youth 
Perspectives on Tech in Schools: From Mobile Devices to Restrictions and 
Monitoring"


Details on the conference and registration information can be found on 
our website <http://www.ists.dartmouth.edu/events/ecampus/>.

Due to the generous support of our sponsors, *Cisco, Lancope, and 
Presidio, *the registration fee for the conference is only *$149* and 
includes breakfast, lunch, snacks and a networking event on July 15th 
and breakfast, lunch and snacks on July 16th. 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 14th*.  See the 
website's page on lodging 
<http://www.ists.dartmouth.edu/events/ecampus/lodging.html> for more 
information.

This conference is co-hosted by the Institute for Security, Technology, 
and Society (ISTS) <http://www.ists.dartmouth.edu/> and Information 
Technology Services <http://www.dartmouth.edu/comp/> 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:

Adam Goldstein
IT Security Engineer
Computing Services
Adam.Goldstein () Dartmouth EDU <mailto:Adam.Goldstein () Dartmouth EDU>

or

Bill Nisen
Associate Director
Institute for Security, Technology, and Society
William.G.Nisen () dartmouth edu <mailto:William.G.Nisen () dartmouth edu>

or

For conference logistical questions, please contact:

Karen Page
Institute for Security, Technology, and Society
Program Administrator
Karen.M.Page () Dartmouth EDU <mailto:Karen.M.Page () Dartmouth EDU>

We look forward to seeing you in July!