Critical Infrastructure Protection Project - March Events

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Forwarded from: Anne Mitchell <amitche2 () gmu edu>

Don't miss out on these exciting events from the Critical
Infrastructure Protection Project!  For Details, check out
http://techcenter.gmu.edu/programs/conferences.html

** Critical Information Infrastructure Protection: Issues and Perspectives
March 11, 2004
Washington, D.C.

The Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Project, the Swiss
Embassy, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology are
co-sponsoring this reception, which will celebrate the publication of
the 2004 International Critical Information Infrastructure Protection
Handbook.  Speakers will include Myriam Dunn and Isabelle Wigert,
authors of the Handbook, and Paul Kurtz, former Special Assistant to
the President for Critical Infrastructure Protection.

To RSVP or for more information, contact Elizabeth Wilson at
202-745-7947 or elizabeth.wilson () was rep admin ch.

** Foreign Investment in U.S. Critical Infrastructure
March 12, 2004
Arlington, Virginia

Covington & Burling and The Tech Center's Critical Infrastructure
Protection (CIP) Project are co-sponsoring this conference, which will
examine the legal, policy, and economic implications of foreign
investment in U.S. critical infrastructure.  The conference will be
held at the George Mason University School of Law in Arlington,
Virginia.

To RSVP or for more information, contact Amy Cobb at 703-993-8193 or
acobb1 () gmu edu.

** Policyware: Economic and Security Considerations in Developing 
Federal Policy for Open Source and Proprietary Software
March 19, 2004
Arlington, Virginia

The Tech Center's Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Project is
hosting this reception, which will announce the release of a new study
"Policyware: Economic and Security Considerations in Developing
Federal Policy for Open Source and Proprietary Software."  The
reception will be held from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the George Mason
University School of Law in Arlington, Virginia.

To RSVP or for more information, contact Amy Cobb at 703-993-8193 or
acobb1 () gmu edu.


Questions, Comments, Concerns?  Contact:
--
Anne Mitchell
Senior Legal Research Associate
Critical Infrastructure Protection Project
George Mason School of Law
Phone: 703/993-4146
Fax:  703/993-4847



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