Reminder: Security SIG tomorrow, May 31, 10:30 am-12 noon

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Reminder: Security SIG tomorrow, May 31, 10:30 am-12 noon
United States	2007-05-30 14:00:00
-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Save the date: Security SIG - May 31 in 150 University Hall, 10:30 am-12 noon Date: Fri, 11 May 2007 15:19:16 -0700 From: Clyde Valdez berkeley.edu"><clydevberkeley.edu> To: lists.berkeley.edu">micronet-listlists.berkeley.edu, lists.berkeley.edu">ucb-securitylists.berkeley.edu You voted and we listened! Please join us at the next Security SIG session for a special presentation on information security best practices by industry expert Brian Kenyon. This will be a technical session, not a sales pitch.&nbsp; We look forward to seeing you there. Please visit http://securitysig.berkeley.edu/ for the latest session information. -------- &#8220;The 10 Darkest Truths About Information Security&#8221; Thursday, May 31, 2007 in 150 University Hall, ; 10:30 am-12 noon A good day for security professionals is when nothing bad happens, when no one really knows they are even there. Most security folks are never going to be the hero, but they sure don’t want to be the goat either. Don&#8217;t get lulled into a false sense of security when nothing bad happens. The fact is, complacency will get you killed. At today̵7;s session, well-known industry expert Brian Kenyon will highlight a holistic approach for assessing risk, reporting compliance and protecting assets from malicious behavior. It will be a solution focused talk. Pragmatic. Not a sales pitch!&nbsp; We promise. About the Speaker Brian Kenyon is the Foundstone Security Evangelist for McAfee, a leading information security software and services firm. McAfee and Foundstone offer a unique combination of software, hardware, professional services, and education to protect an organization’s most important assets from the most critical threats. Brian is the lead author for Security Sage’;s Guide to Hardening the Network Infrastructure and is a contributing author on network architecture for Special Ops: Network and Host Security for Microsoft, Oracle and UNIX.&nbsp; Since joining Foundstone in 2001, Brian has leveraged his deep domain expertise across a variety of functional areas including professional services, hardware innovation and software development. He was the Chief Architect of Foundstone’s Security Operations Center, which monitors vulnerabilities at client sites. As an industry expert on vulnerability management best practices, Brian is frequently invited to speak and train.&nbsp; Prior to Foundstone, he specialized in designing and securing large e-commerce infrastructures for two technology start-ups. -------- Liz Marsh, CISPC Chair Clyde Valdez, CISPC Vice Chair Campus Information Security and Privacy Committee (CISPC) http://technology.berkeley.edu/security/cispc Security SIG information http://securitysig.berkeley.edu/