meeting of interest to BLU members - security focus

[Bradley J. Dinerman]

Hello everyone,

We would like to invite you to a security meeting that will be of general
interest to anyone in the IT community, especially those in the metro Boston
area and more so for those that like free software, networking opportunities
and go-kart racing!

My group, the National Information Security Group (NAISG,
<http://www.naisg.org> http://www.naisg.org) is combining the June meeting
of our New England chapter with our annual charity fundraiser for a totally
different kind of event.

A> Presentation... Mike Rothman, the well-known author of The Pragmatic CSO
(http://www.pragmaticcso.com) and The Daily Incite
(http://securityincite.com), will present "An Evening with the Pragmatic
CSO."  This will not be about technology; it will be about being an
effective security administrator, manager or executive.   Regardless of
whether you are a CSO or an administrator, you need to communicate what you
are going to do within the context of your business and track your
effectiveness. The methodology also addresses getting budgetary approval,
interfacing with auditors, and just figuring out what it's going to take to
be a premier security practitioner. Mike will also be available to sign
copies of the Pragmatic CSO after the session.

B> High-Velocity... Strap on your racing helmets and suit up.  We will be
hitting the track for some serious go-kart racing.

C> Give-Aways... We have a number of fully-licensed (NFR) copies of Windows
Vista Ultimate and Office 2007 Professional to give away to attendees.
Copies are limited and these will be provided on a first-paid, first-served
basis.  (A special thanks to Culminis and Microsoft for donating these for
this event.)

WHEN IS IT?

The event will take place on Thursday night, June 21, at F1 Boston in
Braintree, MA starting at 6:45 PM.  This is our regular meeting night, but
at a very different location.

HOW DO I REGISTER OR FIND MORE INFORMATION?

Check it out here:  <http://www.naisg.org/events>
http://www.naisg.org/events.

HOW CAN I HELP TO SPONSOR THIS EVENT PLUS GET SOME PR FOR MYSELF?

We are very glad you asked.  We do need sponsors for this event.  Remember
that all net proceeds from the event will be donated directly to charity
(The Caitlin Raymond International Registry, http://www.crir.org).  Please
see http://www.naisg.org/events/f1boston/sponsor.htm for more information.

AND SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:

> Vericept, the leading provider of comprehensive compliance and content
control solutions. Vericept mitigates internal risk by providing
enterprise-wide visibility that enables full control of the information
exchanged inside and outside an organization. Vericept's patent-pending
Intelligent Content Analysis Control Engine dramatically reduces security
risks and "insider threats" within an organization, including regulation
compliance violations, corporate governance concerns, internal policy
infractions, information leaks and unacceptable Internet usage.
<http://www.vericept.com> http://www.vericept.com.

> MIS Alliance, the leading provider of IT and MIS consulting services to
the greater Boston area.  MIS Alliance is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner
and a Small Business Specialist, and can either become your IT organization
or provide consulting services for your existing one.
<http://www.misalliance.com> http://www.misalliance.com.

> DNSstuff.com, a Web application providing expertise and all the tools
necessary to ensure that your DNS operates smoothly, efficiently and safely.
It is one of the largest and most trusted communities of IT professionals on
the Web.  DNSstuff.com has donated annual memberships to its premium site
for fifty attendees.   <http://www.dnsstuff.com> http://www.dnsstuff.com.

> Culminis Alliance, an international not-for-profit organization devoted to
the development and growth of the IT community by supporting user groups and
the IT professional community.  Culminis has donated copies of Windows Vista
and Office 2007 to attendees of our event.   <http://www.culminis.com>
http://www.culminis.com.

> Microsoft, maker of Windows and Office systems, as well as much, much
more.  Microsoft has donated copies of Windows Vista and Office 2007 to
attendees of our event.   <http://www.microsoft.com>
http://www.microsoft.com.

 

________________________________________________
Bradley J. Dinerman, President
National Information Security Group (NAISG)
 <http://www.naisg.org> http://www.naisg.org

 


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