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Sessions with Available Resources

Monday, April 10, 2006

Date/Time	Session
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Preconference Seminar: Improving Security with Identity Management: Whoa Nelly!
	Preconference Seminar: Information Security and Privacy Policy Development
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM	Preconference Seminar: Data-Incident Notification Policies and Procedures
	Preconference Seminar: Network Architecture for Automatic Security and Policy Enforcement

Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Date/Time	Session
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	General Session: Winning the Battle Against Cyber Criminals
10:45 AM - 11:45 AM	Track 6: Eliminating Spam, Viruses, and Outbound Compliance Risks in the Collegiate IT Environment
	Track 1: Automated Network Isolation at Indiana University
	Track 2: Effective Implementations of a Security Program and Security Plan
	Track 3: Forensic Overview
	Track 4: Defining the Security Domain
	Track 5: Information Security Strategy for Higher Education
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM	Track 6: PKI Implementation at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
	Track 1: RINGS: Open Source Device Registration and Security
	Track 5: Security Assessments in an Academic Environment
	Track 3: Kick-Starting Forensics at Your School
	Track 4: Two Approaches to PCI DSS Compliance
	Track 2: Wireless Security Strategies and Challenges
2:45 PM - 3:45 PM	Track 6: The Phishing Ecosystem: Analyzing the Dynamics for Maximum Defense
	Track 1: SafetyNet: An Open Source, Self-Service, Proactive Security Scanner
	Track 2: The Challenge: Securing a Large Multicampus Network
	Track 3: Detection and Investigation of Compromised Hosts on Campus Networks
	Track 4: Bagels and Schmear: Cybersecurity Planning and Statutory Compliance for Homeland Security Research Initiatives
	Track 5: How Secure Is the University? Assessing Institutional IT Risk with Limited Resources
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM	Track 6: Microsoft Windows Vista: Securing the Desktop
	Track 1: Building a Campus DShield
	Track 3: Mining Flows for Intrusion Data
	Track 4: Federated Identity Management: Addressing the Risky Business
	Track 5: System-Wide Strategies for Achieving IT Security at the University of California
	Track 2: The Botherd is Coming! How Education and Technology Can Stop the Stampede

Wednesday, April 12, 2006

Date/Time	Session
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM	Track 6: Securing E-Mail Infrastructure: Lessons Learned
	Track 1: Windows Authentication Activity Analysis
	Track 2: Identity and Access Management: A Centralized Approach
	Track 3: Security Incident Database
	Track 5: Information Sharing the MOREnet Way: How Not to Keep Secrets
	Track 4: HIPAA Security Rule Training for IT System Administrators
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM	Track 6: Security Technology Correlation: Next-Generation Architecture for Defending Campus Networks Against Blended Threats
	Track 1: Shibboleth and Its Integration into Security Architectures
	Track 2: Need Counseling? Marrying Security and SDLC
	Track 3: Incident Handling: Event Correlation, Response, Reporting, and Planning
	Track 4: Staying Out of the Security Headlines
	Track 5: Security Awareness Day: How It Can Work for You!
11:15 AM - 12:00 PM	General Session: The Path to Becoming a Security Professional

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