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SD ISSA General Membership Meeting 10 February 2010

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Please spread the word and support our community with your attendance at our second 2010 "OPEN" General Membership meeting and bring a friend.

We look forward to your attendance, and welcome your inputs regarding the topics we present in 2010.

Date: Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Time: 11:30 - 1:00 PM PST

Location: Admiral Baker Clubhouse, 2400 Admiral Baker Rd,  San Diego, CA 92120  (619) 556-5502
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Speaker: Nik Patronas, Senior Security Engineer,  Shavlik Technologies (www.shavlik.com)

Bio:  Nik is responsible for educating prospects, customers and partners on critical IT management issues including system discovery, patch and configuration management, and antivirus and antispyware defenses. Nik also trains Shavlik’s customers on security and compliance best practices for physical and virtual machines. Nik regularly speaks at events and conferences, where he is focused on increasing awareness of today’s evolving security issues and approaching these challenges with innovative solutions that are centered on simplicity, accuracy, flexibility and scalability.

Topic: "Adobe Reader Bumps Microsoft from the Throne of 'Most Attacked Software' "
Synposis: 
In the dawn of the past decade, the Microsoft operating system was a hacker’s dream. It was universally-used software and it was ripe with bugs ready to be exploited to hijack users’ PCs or launch denial of service attacks.  

But 10 years later, Microsoft has slowly cleaned up its security flaws leaving cybercriminals to target another vendor whose products are nearly as ubiquitous and whose never-ending vulnerabilities are just being discovered. That vendor is Adobe.

Due to the current trend of converting trusted web sites into malicious servers (i.e. Operation Aurora), this session will focus on the browsers and client-side applications that can be invoked by browsers as the new “danger zone” and the steps IT administrators must take to block a Google-like attack and the loss of intellectual property or customer data.

 

Schedule:

11:30 – 11:45 Networking/Lunch
11:45 – 12:00 Chapter Announcements/Attendee Self-Introductions
12:00 – 12:40 Presentation (write down your questions for Q&A)
12:40 – 12:50 Q&A
12:50 -  1:00 Plaque Presentation to Speaker

 

 

Registration fee for meeting:

 

    $10 – ISSA Members register online or RSVP
    $15
– ISSA Members at the door
    $20 – Non-ISSA Members

 

Please register no later than February 8, 2010 so that lunch preparations can be made to satisfy the expected audience size.

  

GUESTS WELCOME !


First time guest attendance is free.  If you are a non-member please RSVP to  secretary@sdissa.org

 

Remember: If you are a CISSP or SSCP, meeting attendance qualifies for a CPE credit toward recertification.

What is ISSA?

The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) is an international organization providing educational forums, publications and peer interaction opportunities that enhance the knowledge, skills and professionalism. The primary goal of ISSA is to promote management practices that will ensure availability, integrity and confidentiality of organizational resources.

Upcoming Events

ISSA San Diego Free Chapter Training Session
Date:  18 February 2010
Time: 1300-1600 PST
Topic:WEB APPLICATION PENETRATION TESTING
Venue: CACI
1455 Frazee Road Suite 100
San Diego CA 92108
Agenda:
We are starting our evening technical training and education sessions on Thurs 18 Feb to better serve our Members' personal technical needs and work security requirements.
The 18 Feb Training will address aspects such as: the advantage/disadvantage of SSL/HTTPS and authentication methods ( i.e. password, certificate/token), and other forms of sever to client security/authentication. Also covered will be specific web application issues of SQL Injection and Cross-site Scripting (XSS) attack methods and how high jacking a web server can lead to much deeper website penetration, with additional steps such as malware insertion.
Please RSVP to
info@sciap.org

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Our Mission:

The San Diego area chapter of ISSA represents it?s information assurance professionals by:

• Providing a supportive forum for the exchange of ideas pertaining to information security practices

• Educating entry level through emeritus members in information assurance theory, technology, trends, and practice

• Fostering networking, community of interest opportunities, and professional growth

• Supporting technical certification of members

• Being the moral and ethical standards that issa advocates


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The San Diego area chapter of ISSA is dedicated to building and maintaining a viable, self-sustaining, and responsive professional association that achieves the vocational objectives of its members in accordance with the by laws.