TISC: Computer Security Conference - June 4-8 2001

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Forwarded by: Bill Gram-Reefer <reefer () worldviewpr com>

The Internet Security Conference to focus on anti-hacking and privacy
the week of June 4-8, 2001 in Los Angeles

Los Gatos, California? December 18, 2000? The Internet Security
Conference (TISC) will be held June 4-8, 2001, at the Century Plaza
Hotel in Los Angeles. TISC is the industry leading technical event
addressing the issues of safeguarding enterprise networks and Internet
connections.

"Ongoing attacks show that no Internet-enabled business is safe.
Attackers are more numerous, better armed, and more talented than
ever," says David Piscitello, TISC Founder. "The maliciousness of
attacks is escalating, and the complexity of defending enterprises is
increasing as companies engage in e-business. TISC has invited the
most accomplished and recognized experts in the security industry to
TISC 2001 to expose hacking in exacting detail, to provide attendees
with the knowledge and means to protect their networked information
assets, and to conduct successful forensic analysis should they fall
prey to attackers."

Presented by Core Competence and Mactivity, TISC delivers a
comprehensive 5-day curriculum on secure computing and
internetworking.

Ultimate Hacking! An intensive two-day hands-on workshop conducted by
Hacking Exposed author George Kurtz and the Foundstone anti-hacking
team will headline this year's TISC workshops. This complements
workshops presented by the TISC faculty of leading researchers and
practitioners in the network security field including: Stephen Kent,
Radia Perlman, George Kurtz, Phil Cox, Tina Darmohray, Joel Snyder,
Gene Shultz, Charlie Kaufman, Paul Hill, Lisa Phifer, among many more.

TISC Security Symposium topics will include anti-hacking, auditing and
penetration testing, scalable security through PKI, VPNs, digital
rights enforcement, intrusion and anomaly detection, wireless
security, network forensics, risk assessment, incident response,
secure programming, and more. Special features to date include the 5th
Annual Security Products Showcase.

Peer-reviewed Invited Papers will also be presented during TISC. Says
Piscitello, "Our invited papers were enormously popular in 2000, and
based on the abstracts submitted already, I'm certain 2001 will be
even more impressive."

The 2nd Annual TISC CLUE Award, which seeks to recognize outstanding
lifetime achievement in the sharing of knowledge regarding Internet
security systems issues, design and deployment, will be awarded
Wednesday, June 6th. The TISC CLUE Award presentation is one of a full
afternoon of events open to the public free of charge.

Registration is now open to professionals wishing to stay on top of
the latest technology, product and practice innovations needed to
achieve security in an online environment. Conference and workshop
tuition ranges from $445 to $2,900, with free admission to the
Security Products Showcase.

Online registration is now open at http://www.tisc2100.com.

For more information on TISC in Los Angeles, please visit
http://www.tisc2001.com or call 800-798-2928 or +1 408-354-2500.

Contact:
David Piscitello, The Internet Security Conference, dave () corecom com
Paul Kent, The Internet Security Conference (408) 354-2500,
paul () mactivity com Bill Gram-Reefer, WORLDVIEW (925) 676-4733,
reefer () worldviewpr com

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