New York State Cyber Security Conference - Syracuse University - September 24, 2010
This is a joint conference of the Albany, Buffalo, and Rochester InfraGard Member Alliances.
The three alliances are part of the InfraGard National Members Alliance, which provides a
trusted forum for exchanging knowledge, experience, and information to help protect our
nation's infrastructure from both physical and cyber threats.
Distinguished Presenters:
CyberSecurity Policy and Practice
Al Stenson, DHS – Protective Security Advisor “The National Infrastructure Protection Plan”
Tom Nicpon – Assistant Special Agent in Charge – CSO/FBI NYC Field Office “Securing the Infrastructure ”
William Snyder, Syracuse University College of Law, Visiting Professor “When a Hacker’s Rights to Your
Computer Exceed Your Own: The Wiretap Act and Computer Trespassers”
Tom Brennan, CISSP, NSA-IAM, C-EH, ISACA/CISM, OWASP, Chapter President "Which Web programming
languages are most secure?"
Keynote
Patrick Beggs - Director, Cyber Security Evaluation Program, NCSD, Dept. of Homeland Security
“Critical Functions: A Functions Based Approach to IT Sector Risk Management”
Forensic Investigations: Tools, Technology & Trends
Yalkin Demirkaya – Cyber Forensic Investigator, Cyberdiligence “Investigating Insider Abuse of IT Resources”
FBI SSRA James Gagliano “Cyber Investigations of Gang Activity”
Sgt. Tony Martino, Utica PD, Adjunct Professor Utica College
Objective
The goals of this conference are to build partnerships with the private sector, law enforcement,
and upstate New York InfraGard Member Alliances and to educate attendees on the
capabilities of the Syracuse University Forensic Cyber Center as well as on current tools,
technologies, and trends in computer forensic investigations.
Who Should Attend:
InfraGard Members
Security Professionals
Cyber Incident Responders
Computer Forensics Examiners
IT Professionals and Managers
InfraGard is a collaboration for National Infrastructure Protection
From drinking water supplies to communications systems, chemical production processes to agricultural
resources, Americans depend on a select group of critical infrastructures to sustain our way of life. Any
attempts to harm or destroy these resources would directly impact the security of the United States and its
citizens.
Most of these systems and services are owned and operated by private industry. Therefore, the protection
of our nation’s infrastructure cannot be accomplished by the federal government alone. It requires
coordinated action from numerous stakeholders – including government, the private sector, law
enforcement, academia and concerned citizens.
The InfraGard organization has over 35,000 members in 85 chapters, representing all 18 sectors of our
Nation’s critical infrastructures. These are selfless men and women who choose to volunteer their time, their
knowledge, and their experience to make a difference through collaboration, the sharing of best practices
and building relationship based on trust to protect critical infrastructure from physical and cyber threats.
Sign up here to be added to the list for receiving updates to this conference! If you have any questions,
please email us at venditti@partnerforsecurity.com
To have your corporate logo listed here and throughout this exciting conference,
email me for sponsorship opportunities
This is a joint conference of the Albany, Buffalo, and Rochester InfraGard Member Alliances.
The three alliances are part of the InfraGard National Members Alliance, which provides a
trusted forum for exchanging knowledge, experience, and information to help protect our
nation's infrastructure from both physical and cyber threats.
Distinguished Presenters:
CyberSecurity Policy and Practice
Al Stenson, DHS – Protective Security Advisor “The National Infrastructure Protection Plan”
Tom Nicpon – Assistant Special Agent in Charge – CSO/FBI NYC Field Office “Securing the Infrastructure ”
William Snyder, Syracuse University College of Law, Visiting Professor “When a Hacker’s Rights to Your
Computer Exceed Your Own: The Wiretap Act and Computer Trespassers”
Tom Brennan, CISSP, NSA-IAM, C-EH, ISACA/CISM, OWASP, Chapter President "Which Web programming
languages are most secure?"
Keynote
Patrick Beggs - Director, Cyber Security Evaluation Program, NCSD, Dept. of Homeland Security
“Critical Functions: A Functions Based Approach to IT Sector Risk Management”
Forensic Investigations: Tools, Technology & Trends
Yalkin Demirkaya – Cyber Forensic Investigator, Cyberdiligence “Investigating Insider Abuse of IT Resources”
FBI SSRA James Gagliano “Cyber Investigations of Gang Activity”
Sgt. Tony Martino, Utica PD, Adjunct Professor Utica College
Objective
The goals of this conference are to build partnerships with the private sector, law enforcement,
and upstate New York InfraGard Member Alliances and to educate attendees on the
capabilities of the Syracuse University Forensic Cyber Center as well as on current tools,
technologies, and trends in computer forensic investigations.
Who Should Attend:
InfraGard Members
Security Professionals
Cyber Incident Responders
Computer Forensics Examiners
IT Professionals and Managers
InfraGard is a collaboration for National Infrastructure Protection
From drinking water supplies to communications systems, chemical production processes to agricultural
resources, Americans depend on a select group of critical infrastructures to sustain our way of life. Any
attempts to harm or destroy these resources would directly impact the security of the United States and its
citizens.
Most of these systems and services are owned and operated by private industry. Therefore, the protection
of our nation’s infrastructure cannot be accomplished by the federal government alone. It requires
coordinated action from numerous stakeholders – including government, the private sector, law
enforcement, academia and concerned citizens.
The InfraGard organization has over 35,000 members in 85 chapters, representing all 18 sectors of our
Nation’s critical infrastructures. These are selfless men and women who choose to volunteer their time, their
knowledge, and their experience to make a difference through collaboration, the sharing of best practices
and building relationship based on trust to protect critical infrastructure from physical and cyber threats.
Sign up here to be added to the list for receiving updates to this conference! If you have any questions,
please email us at venditti@partnerforsecurity.com
To have your corporate logo listed here and throughout this exciting conference,
email me for sponsorship opportunities
