Schedule 2005

MSU-Billings College of Technology
Montana Computer Network Security Conference

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2005 Security Mini-Conference. Thursday, March 10^th^{Topic abstracts are below the schedule.}

Time	Place	Topic	Responsibility/Speaker
8:00AM -5:00PM	B057 Area	Vendor Booths	Frank Kuehn
7:30–9:00 AM	COT Commons	Conference registration (Coffee and Donuts near B057)	Frank Kuehn
8:50–9:00 AM	B057	John Cech, Dean COT Opening Welcome Remarks	Dean Cech
9:00–9:50 AM	B057	Demo: White/Black Hat Intrusion Slides	Brad Smith, RN, BS, CISSP, CIR Security
10:00–10:50 AM	B057	Breakout 1-1: Threat of Phishing Slides Resources	Becky Richardson, MCSE, CCNA, Instructor COT
10:00–10:50 AM	B036	Breakout 1-2: Defense in Depth Slides	Victor Valgenti, former state IT Auditor
11:00–11:50 PM	B057	Breakout 2-1: Understanding an IT Audit Slides	Craig Brye, CISA, Eide Bailly
11:00–11:50 PM	B036	Breakout 2-2: HIPAA at Hyperspeed (Medical) Slides	Brad Smith, RN, BS, CISSP, CIR Security
12:00–1:00 PM	Commons	Buffet Lunch Provided in the Commons Area	Sodexho, Frank Kuehn
1:00–1:50 PM	Commons	Lunch Speaker: Identity Theft Slides	Kurt Alme, Asst. US Attorney
2:00–2:50 PM	B057	Breakout 3-1: System & Data Backup Solutions Using Brightstor. What is your data worth?	Kevin Reynolds, SNCP, ITIL, Computer Associates
2:00–2:50 PM	B036	Breakout 3-2: Security Vs. Privacy: The Legal and Technical Aspects	Nathan Lane, IT Manager, Butte School District
3:00–3:50 PM	B057	Breakout 4-1: Demo: CA’s eTrust Security Management solutions PPT-Zip-Rename	Todd Neilson, CISSP, CCSE, CCNA, Computer Associates
3:00–3:50 PM	B036	Breakout 4-2: Demo: Setting up secure wireless access points. Slides	Bruce Brumley, CCNP, Instructor COT
4:00–4:50 PM	B057	Self Defending Networks – Network Access Control & Network Infection Containment Slides	Ric Daza, CCIE², Cisco
4:50–5:00 PM	B057	Closing Remarks	Allen Kent, Instructor & Conference Organizer

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Topic Abstracts:

"Black Hat / White Hat"
How do hackers do what they do? This session will give you the basic knowledge to understand how hackers get into your computer system and how to stop them. 8 steps of intrusion, Steps to prevent intrusion, tools of the trade, and how to tell if you have been hacked and what to do if you have been, will be discussed in this session. The port 135 attack will be demonstrated so you can see exactly what the black hats are doing, and how the white hats can stop them. This is a great learning, demonstration session for new and seasoned security professionals.

"HIPAA at Hyper-Speed"
This presentation will give you methods and tools needed to quickly bring your facility into compliance before the April deadline. Hospitals, clinics and medical offices that think they are in compliance are wondering if they are truly compliant, and most really have missed part of this complex compliance law. Overview of the security matrix, “hot tips” from CMS, references and guidance on how to get FREE help from HIPAA professionals will be given. This is a great session for any IT professional as HIPAA and Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act follow many of the same security requirements. Are you already a security professional? Learn how to tap into this growing revenue stream. Lots of question and answer time, so bring all your dilemmas.

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MSU-Billings College of Technology Montana Computer Network Security Conference

2005 Security Mini-Conference. Thursday, March 10th Topic abstracts are below the schedule.

MSU-Billings College of Technology
Montana Computer Network Security Conference

2005 Security Mini-Conference. Thursday, March 10^th^{Topic abstracts are below the schedule.}