The following was posted to the Security list on Educause by Matthew E. Cornett, Senior Security Analyst in the Information Security Office at the University of Tennessee, but may be of interest (I’d be going if I didn’t already have the EdCert class to go to):
The University of Tennessee, in cooperation with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), and the TVA Office of the Inspector General, is proud to announce the First Cyber Security Alliance Conference in Eastern Tennessee. This conference will be held on October 19th and 20th, 2005 at the UT Conference Center in Knoxville, TN.
The theme is “Confronting Cyber Security Challenges.” Its purpose is to promote a closer working relationship between law enforcement, higher education, and industry in identifying and dealing with cyber crime and related matters. The target audience is federal, state, and local law enforcement officers and private industry (IT Professionals/ System Administrators) as well as InfraGard members and academic/government employees involved in Cyber Security Management. The speakers at the Knoxville Cyber Security Summit feature leaders in information security efforts.
This is a break-even event. Therefore, the cost of the conference–which includes breakfast and lunch–is only $75.00 US.
For more details please visit the following URL: http://cybersecurity.utk.edu/
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