Technology Exchange Conference

[Paul Howell <phowell () INTERNET2 EDU>]

Good Afternoon:
I wanted to alert the Security Professional community about the upcoming 2014 Technology Exchange conference in 
Indianapolis in October.  One of the tracks for the event is dedicated to Security topics and features speakers like 
Kim Milford, Executive Director of REN-ISAC; Tom Barton, CISO University of Chicago; Mecole Spencer, Supervisory 
Special Agent in the FBI’s Cyber Division; and Anita Nicolich, Cybersecurity Program Director at NSF. The program 
(http://meetings.internet2.edu/2014-technology-exchange/program/) also includes specific cross-topic sessions that 
focus on security issues within the cloud services, advanced networking, and trust & identity tracks for the meeting. 
Given the large-scale security breaches of this past year, cybersecurity was given a prominent place on the program. In 
fact, the Wednesday plenary session is dedicated to this topic and features an interesting and experienced panel, as 
you can see outlined in the announcement below.
I hope to see you in Indy.
Paul Howell
Chief Cyberinfrastructure Security Officer
Internet2


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   Experts to Discuss "Digital Privacy and Cybersecurity: A 21st Century Journey or Illusion?"


Can technology ever be truly secure? Can laws protect us? Does digital privacy even matter? Could cyberwar cripple us 
with never a shot fired?

Join our panel of world-class experts as they debate what can and must be achieved through technological vigilance, 
policy, national and international law, and evolving personal behavior as we learn to live in an increasingly digital 
world.

Join the conversation at the 2014 Technology Exchange<http://meetings.internet2.edu/2014-technology-exchange/> as 
former U.S. Congressman Lee Hamilton, director of the Center on Congress at IU, Fred Cate, and Dell Chief (Security) 
Scientist, Carrie Gates take an in-depth look at how these factors interact to shape our world—and the role of the 
research and education community in making that world more secure in a featured panel discussion on Wednesday, October 
29 at 10:30am.

Moderated by Dr. Brad Wheeler, Vice President for IT and CIO of Indiana University, the distinguished panel will offer 
important perspectives on government surveillance powers, what practical reform could look like, what steps we should 
take with—and without—legislation, and what personal privacy and security really mean in a world at cyberwar.

Internet2, in collaboration with the Department of Energy's Energy Sciences Network (ESnet)<http://www.es.net/>, will 
convene the 2014 technology Exchange to bring together a wide range of technical visionaries to address the challenges 
facing the research and education community as it supports data-intensive research. A new annual conference, the 
Technology Exchange will be hosted this year by Indiana University at the JW Marriott Indianapolis.

Meet the Panel:

Dr. Carrie Gates
Dr. Carrie Gates is the Chief Scientist (Security) for Dell Research. She is responsible for leading security research 
that transforms the strategic direction of Dell's products and services. This is achieved through establishing 
collaborative research projects between Dell business units and university faculty and students.
Dr. Gates has over 50 peer-reviewed publications in the computer and network security field.

Read more>><http://meetings.internet2.edu/en/2014-technology-exchange/program/featured-keynotes/>

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Fred Cate
Fred H. Cate is a Distinguished Professor and C. Ben Dutton Professor of Law at the Indiana University Maurer School of 
Law. He is director of the IU Institute for Information Policy Research; managing director of the IU Center for Law, 
Ethics, and Applied Research in Health Information; and a senior fellow and former director of the IU Center for 
Applied Cybersecurity Research.

Read more>><http://meetings.internet2.edu/en/2014-technology-exchange/program/featured-keynotes/>

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Lee Hamilton
Lee H. Hamilton, Director of the Center on Congress at Indiana University, is one of the nation’s foremost experts on 
Congress and representative democracy.
Hamilton founded the Center on Congress in 1999 after serving in the U.S. House of Representatives, where he 
represented Indiana from 1965-1999. He also served as President and Director of the Woodrow Wilson Center in 
Washington, D.C., from 1999-2010.
A leading figure on foreign policy, intelligence, and national security, Hamilton served as Vice Chair of the 9/11 
Commission and Co-Chairman of the bipartisan Iraq Study Group. Until recently, he served as Co-Chair of the U.S. 
Department of Energy’s Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future with General Brent Scowcroft and as a member 
of the President’s Intelligence Advisory Board.

Read more>><http://meetings.internet2.edu/en/2014-technology-exchange/program/featured-keynotes/>

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Dr. Brad Wheeler
Dr. Brad Wheeler is Vice President for IT and CIO at Indiana University where he leads university-wide IT services for 
IU's eight campuses. As CIO at Indiana University, Wheeler helped spearhead the university becoming a pilot site for 
Internet2’s Innovation Platform. The partnership resulted in the development of the Open Exchange Software Suite (OESS) 
and FlowSpace Firewall (FSFW).
Dr. Wheeler has published on topics such as cyber-infrastructure and cloud services, community-source software, and 
organizational leadership. He has co-founded and led open source software and service collaborations such as the Unizin 
Consortium, Kuali, and the HathiTrust. He holds a PhD in Information Systems from Indiana University’s Kelley School of 
Business, where he is also a Professor.

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