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Hawk A Are You Managing Yo
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Wolf A A Practtical Approach
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nge (Meridian IT Inc.) 1st Floo
or Classroom H
Hawk B Securin
ng Your Inform
mation, Not Yo
our Data (Garnet River LLC) 1st Floo
or Classroom W
Wolf B Everyo
one’s Role in In
nformation Seccurity (Dopkinss & Company, LLP) 1st Floo
or Classroom H
Hawk C Truth? You Can’t Haandle the Truth
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Classrooms Hacker Protection (APOiDEA Netwoork Solutions G
Group & Watch
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ologies, Inc.) 1st Floo
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Hawk A Securityy DNA – The Fingerprint of aa Generation (TTxMQ, Inc.) 1st Floo
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Wolf A Compre
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pus/Schools So
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dian IT Inc. & Avaya) 1st Floo
or Classroom H
Hawk B Securityy Landscape 2015 – Intelligeence‐Driven Seecurity (Rolta A
AdvizeX) 1st Floo
or Classroom W
Wolf B The Role of the Cloud
d in Informatio
on Security (Microsoft) 1st Floo
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Hawk C Undersstanding the Crritical Threats to the Nation’’s Grid (EMPacct America) 1st Floo
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Classrooms Next G
Generation Bussiness Commu nications (Fingger Lakes Technologies Group, Inc.) 1st Floo
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Hawk A BYOD: Bring Your Ow
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Wolf A Crack tthe Code and D
Defeat the Advvanced Adverssary (Meridian IT Inc. & Palo Alto Networkss) 1st Floo
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Hawk B Gettingg More than Ju
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& Video Insigh
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or Classroom W
Wolf B Plannin
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ociates, Inc. & FatPipe
e Networks) 1st Floo
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Hawk C Securitty for a Mobile
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ms & Zscaler) 1st Floo
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ng Live Securityy, Reg Harnish, CISM, CISSP, CISA, ITIL, GreyCastle Securitty 2nd Floo
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Classroom Presentations
10:00 am
Secure Wireless (APOiDEA Network Solutions Group & Aerohive Networks)
1st Floor Classroom
Hawk A
Deployment of a secure and reliable wireless network has been the exclusive domain
of large enterprises with sophisticated IT expertise — until now. Aerohive's
innovative cloud-enabled, controller-less network solution delivers full enterpriseclass Wi-Fi networking at a fraction of the cost and complexity. At this event, we'll
show you how to set up a network in minutes with a single access point, and then
add more access points to scale your network as your business grows.
James Saarikko, email: jsaarikko@aerohive.com
Phone: (757) 284-1849
Senior Wireless Engineer for Aerohive Networks. I have over 15+ years of wireless
experience with multiple technologies. Prior to coming aboard Aerohive, I served as
a Networking Technology Consultant and worked at Northrop Grumman’s AIT
center, building and developing both wireless and RFID technologies to meet the
government/military’s RF requirements.
10:00 am
1st Floor Classroom
Wolf A
Are You Managing Your Workstations? Or, are They Managing YOU? RMM
Made Easy (Lynx Technologies, Inc. & AVG)
See a Live Demonstration of how Lynx and AVG can simplify and centralize all the
tasks associated with maintaining the Workstations in your environment. Handle all
tasks from monitoring, remote access, and patch management to anti-virus, antispam, anti-malware, and content filtering in a single console and integrated
process. Have Lynx manage the entire process, some of the process, or just be
available to help when you need it. Choose the approach that works best for you and
your staff.
Kevin Schoener, President of Lynx Technologies Inc.
KHSchoener@lynxtechnologies.net
Kevin Schoener, president and CEO of Lynx Technologies, co-founded the company
in 2000 with many years of Information Technology experience upon which to
draw. He graduated with honors from Binghamton University (part of the SUNY
system) and then worked for sixteen years for the New York State Electric and Gas
Company (NYSEG) where he designed and conducted training courses for the inhouse information systems.
10:00 am
1st Floor Classroom
Hawk B
A Practical Approach to Designing Secure Networks, in a World with an
Impractical Challenge (Meridian IT Inc.)
The threats to today’s businesses are rapidly changing and the solutions seem to be
numerous. How can we design an environment to be poised to adapt to the ever
changing threat landscape? What are the threats, and how do we stop them? Join him
for a discussion on what works, what doesn't, and what new technologies can help
keep your business secure.
Anthony Luz, Security Solutions Architect – Meridian IT Inc.
10:00 am
Securing Your Information, Not Your Data (Garnet River LLC)
1st Floor Classroom
Wolf B
This topic will address both secure information Flow and Enterprise IT Risk
Management.
Michael Weisberg, CISSP, CSM, Vice President of Information Security and
Assurance Services, Garnet River LLC
Michael is the Vice President of Information Security and Assurance Services for
Garnet River, LLC, and a certified NYS Woman Owned business enterprise in
Saratoga NY. He is the current the Director of Cyber Security Programs at the
School of Professional and Continuing Education at the Sage Colleges in Albany
New York. Michael did a brief stint as the Chief Information Security Officer
(CISO) for the New York State Office of Information Technology Services where he
oversaw the NYS Office of Information Technology Services Enterprise Information
Security Office (EISO), an organization charged with overseeing and coordinating
security services provided to State agencies. These services also included; incident
response, secures architecture, a security operations center, policy and standards
development, and cluster security services. Previously, Michael was CIO and
Director of Information Technology for a consulting firm in Richmond, Virginia,
providing Information Security Services to both private and federal government
customers. Prior to that, Michael worked at the U.S. Federal Reserve as their Senior
Information Security Architect, where he developed and published security
architectures and designs, and advised Senior Federal Reserve Officers and
management on security technologies and practices. In addition, he was the Vice
President for Information Security for Bank of America, and served as an
Information Security Consultant to the State of New York. Michael brings over 30
years of information security experience. He has provided technical expertise and
hands-on implementation assistance to both government and business in the areas of
Identity Management, Perimeter Security, Patch Management, as well as general
security policy. Michael has been involved in the Open Source community since
1994 and is an advocate for Standards Based software for securing environments
while controlling costs. Michael has a Bachelor of Science from Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY and holds several industry recognized
certifications, including Certified Information Systems Security Professional
(CISSP) and Certified Scrum Master.
10:00 am
Everyone’s Role in Information Security (Dopkins & Company, LLP)
1st Floor Classroom
Hawk C
Common axioms in information security are “everyone has a role to play,” and “a
system is only as secure as its weakest link.” Members of the board, senior
management, middle management, the I.T. department, the HR department,
customers, vendors, rank-and-file employees, and private citizens all have individual
roles to play in cyber/information security. This session will define and discuss these
roles in detail, with specific “to-do’s” for each.
William Prohn, Managing Director, Dopkins System Consultants
wprohn@dopkins.com
Bill provides consulting services to a wide spectrum of Dopkins’ clients. He has
over 30 years of experience in accounting and business information systems. He
founded Dopkins & Company’s Computer Consulting Department in 1987. He has
extensive experience in implementing and maintaining all aspects of computer
hardware and networking environments, and many types of software applications,
including accounting, operations, manufacturing, HR and medical billing. He has
worked with hundreds of businesses in dozens of industries, including many not-forprofit agencies both large and small; as well as clinics and medical practices. He is a
Certified Information Systems Security Professional and a Certified Information
Systems Auditor. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting, and an MBA in
Computers and Information Systems. Bill was named one of Business First’s
HealthCare Champions in 2015.
10:00 am
Truth? You Can’t Handle the Truth! (Tri-Delta Resources)
1st Floor Classroom
Deer
Without the capability of securing your servers and endpoints, you are more
vulnerable than ever before. Today’s attackers are after the data and intellectual
property on your endpoints and servers. If you’re only relying on traditional
endpoint security, such as antivirus, or network security, you’re putting your
organization at risk. AV doesn’t see or stop targeted attacks, nor does it help you
respond to an incident. And if an attack bypasses your network security, your
endpoints will be compromised. Learn how to solve this problem through
prevention, detection and response.
Paul Kriksciun, Channel Account Manager Bit9 + Carbon Black
pkriksciun@bit9.com
11:00 am
1st Floor Classroom
Hawk A
Hacker Protection (APOiDEA Network Solutions Group & WatchGuard
Technologies, Inc.)
An overview of hacker protection.
Steve Butera, steve.butera@watchguard.com
11:00 am
Security DNA – The Fingerprint of a Generation (TxMQ, Inc.)
1st Floor Classroom
Wolf A
This presentation will focus on the most challenging security issues that need to be
addressed in 2015. The security issues being faced in 2015 include Nation – state
attacks such as in the case of Regin, which at the end of 2014, was exploited against
Belgium telecom. Also listed in this category are the breaches against critical
infrastructure. The days when critical infrastructure in the U.S. will remain
untouched are probably drawing to a close. One sign that hackers are looking at
industrial control systems in the U.S. is a breach that occurred in 2012 against
Telvent, a maker of smart-grid control software used in portions of the U.S.
electrical grid as well as in some oil and gas pipeline and water systems. The second
component of the security DNA are issues such as extortion, which we witnessed at
the end of 2014, perpetrated against Sony to protest the movie The Interview. The
Sony hack—is the first high-profile extortion breach that involved threats of data
leaks. This kind of hack requires more skill than low-level ransomware attacks, but
could become a bigger problem for prominent targets like Sony that have a lot to
lose with a data leak. A third component of the world’s security DNA is data
destruction. The attackers behind the breach of Sony Pictures Entertainment didn't
just steal data from the company; they also deleted it. It’s a tactic that had been used
before in attacks against computers in South Korea, Saudi Arabia and Iran—in
South Korea against banks and media companies and in Saudi Arabia and Iran
against companies and government agencies involved in the oil industry. Credit
card breaches have been and remain major threats. In 2015, measures are being
taken to protect data stored on cards. Measures are being put in place to prevent the
data from being stolen by replacing old credit card technology with new EMV cards.
Retailers have until October 2015 to install new readers that can handle the cards,
after which they’ll be liable for any fraudulent transactions that occur on cards stolen
where the readers are not installed. The fifth type of attack is third-party breaches. A
breach against RSA security in 2011 was aimed at getting the hackers access to RSA
security tokens used by government agencies and corporations to secure their
systems. Additionally, a breach of certificate authorities—such as one involving a
Hungarian certificate authority in 2011 provides hackers with the ability to obtain
seemingly legitimate certificates to sign malware and make it look legitimate.
Gary Dischner, Enterprise Architect gary.dischner@txmq.com
Gary Dischner has been in the IT field for over 25 years. He has served as director of
data processing and enterprise architect for many large multi-nationals such as Sony,
State Farm, and JP Morgan Chase. Mr. Dischner has over 10 years teaching
computer technology courses in computer operating systems and is a lover of all
things technical. Gary's interest in security grew as a result of his concern regarding
the security and sensitivity of national infrastructure to its exposure to cyber attacks.
Recently, Belacom Belgium telecommunications was attacked by Regin, which
looks to be the work of a western government. Gary has spent much time in
understanding these types of attacks and defenses required when facing other nationstate malware attacks suffered by many globally.
11:00 am
1st Floor Classroom
Hawk B
Comprehensive Safe Building Campus/Schools Solution (Meridian IT Inc. &
Avaya)
This topic includes an overview of the following:
Video Surveillance and Monitoring
Smart phone/mobile device control of door access, emergency buttons, broadcast
messaging, emergency activation and announcements
Enhanced E911 for mobile IP devices
Visual management and control of paging systems, programmable bell systems,
visual and audible alerting systems
Emergency notification and management
Mark Fletcher, ENP, Avaya's Chief Architect for Worldwide Public Safety Solutions.
11:00 am
Security Landscape 2015 – Intelligence-Driven Security (Rolta AdvizeX)
1st Floor Classroom
Wolf B
An overview of the changing drivers behind today’s security landscape, shifting
from the traditional focus on Protection to enablers for Detection and Response.
Sam Cattle, 703-869-4090 scattle@advizex.com
As a security leader focused on Security Governance, Compliance Management, and
Security Solutions Development, Mr. Cattle provides over 15 years of Security
professional, consulting, and management expertise. He has held roles as a CISO
and as a manager of a national Security/Splunk practice. He has led security
consulting teams and developed security service offerings in many roles, including
his time at Motorola, CSSG, GlassHouse Technologies, Mainstream Security, and
Rolta AdvizeX. His expertise allows him to manage highly technical projects with
the knowledge to translate security concepts into business language at the
boardroom level. He focuses on Security Governance and Compliance Management
advisory engagements specializing in the Security/Compliance challenges inherent
in converging technologies and business models.
Sam served in a number of security roles at Motorola, including engagement
manager for Motorola Security Services, where he was tasked with leading sales
support and deliveries of Motorola Security Services across multiple markets
worldwide across Motorola’s enterprise, cellular, and government customers.
At GlassHouse Technologies, where he served as both Security Practice Lead and
Director of Information Security, he assured compliance with regulatory and
contractual requirements for a global consulting and managed services
organization. In the same organization, Sam led a Security and Splunk consulting
practice in go-to-market strategy, business development, service development, and
delivery quality.
Leading the Rolta AdvizeX Security Practice, Sam is defining a new Security
service portfolio, spearheading Security go-to-market efforts, and also supporting
global Rolta Security initiatives.
11:00 am
The Role of the Cloud in Information Security (Microsoft)
1st Floor Classroom
Hawk C
As IT systems become ever-more critical to the day-to-day operations of our
counties, cities and states, growing attention must be placed on not just backup, but
robust business continuity and disaster recovery planning. Whether you’ve already
made the move to the cloud or you’re just beginning to dip your toe, this session will
help you better understand the role that the Azure Government cloud can play in
your efforts to build a reliable and resilient IT infrastructure. We’ll discuss the
complete set of capabilities offered to stretch your on-premises infrastructure into
the cloud, along with the specialized security, regulatory and compliance standards
offered exclusively to government customers. We’ll also share examples of
government agencies already using this technology to enhance their disaster
recovery planning, while also saving money.
Joshua Hoffman, Government Account Executive Microsoft joshhoff@microsoft.com
Joshua Hoffman is an account executive with Microsoft's State & Local Government
organization, collaborating with cities, counties and agencies across New York
State. He has been with Microsoft for 15 years, having worked in a variety of
technical and strategy roles in both commercial and government sectors, including
four years as Editor-in-Chief of Microsoft TechNet. Today Josh focuses largely on
helping governmental organizations transform their productivity and business
processes with cloud technology. He lives with his wife and young daughter in
Brooklyn, NY.
11:00 am
1st Floor Classroom
Deer
Understanding the Critical Threats to the Nation’s Grid (EMPact America)
Understanding the Critical Threats to the Nation's Grid
Recovering From and Mitigating the Effects of a Grid Down Environment
General Kenneth Chrosniak, EMPact America chrosniakk@gmail.com
Presenter’s Bio: Brigadier (ret.) General Ken Chrosniak General Chrosniak enlisted
in the Army in 1965, and was later commissioned through Regular Army Officer
Candidate School. He went on to complete 37 years of combined service in the
Regular Army, Army Reserve, and National Guard, and was advanced to the rank of
Brigadier General by New York Governor George Pataki in 2005. He attained an
undergraduate degree in Secondary Education from Daemen College, a Master’s in
Education from Saint Bonaventure University, and is a 1990 Army War College
graduate. General Chrosniak retired from active duty in 1998 while an instructor at
the Army War College, where he remained as civilian faculty. In October 2002 he
was recalled to active duty service, serving two years on the Joint Chiefs of Staff
where he assisted in writing the National Military Strategic Plan for the War on
Terror. He then went on to serve in Baghdad, Iraq, as Chief of Staff of the Strategy
Plans and Assessments Office, and later as Commander of the Abu Ghraib Forward
Operating Base and detention facility. Upon release from active duty in 2005,
General Chrosniak returned to the Army War College for one year, when he was
again recalled to active service for two additional years as Chief of Staff of the
Army Asymmetric Warfare Office in the Pentagon. He is presently an instructor in
the Center for Strategic Leadership’s Mission Command and Cyber Warfare
Division. General Chrosniak has served in varied command and staff assignments in
the U.S. and overseas, including Vietnam, Bosnia, Kuwait, and Iraq. Significant
decorations are the Defense Superior Service Medal, the Legion of Merit, the Bronze
Star Medal, the Good Conduct Medal, and the Combat Action Badge. Currently, he
is an active firefighter with the Carlisle Fire and Rescue Company, the Carlisle
Cumberland-Goodwill Ambulance Company, the FBI-sponsored INFRAgard EMP
Special Interest Group, and EMPact America.
1:15 pm
Next Generation Business Communications (Finger Lakes Technologies Group,
Inc.)
1st Floor Classroom
Hawk A
John Wrona, Solutions Manager
1:15 pm
BYOD: Bring Your Own DoS? (Layer 3 Technologies & Allot Communications)
1st Floor Classroom
Wolf A
BYOD has created a security threat for networks. Allot Communications can
identify and mitigate these threats to eliminate impact to the enterprise network and
its users. Recent data shows networks are at more risk for DDOS attacks from
internal users with Bring Your Own Device than they are from external threats on
the internet. Effectively, for the enterprise, BYOD means Bring Your Own DoS.
Jeff Garner, Director of Channel Sales
1:15 pm
1st Floor Classroom
Hawk B
Crack the Code and Defeat the Advanced Adversary (Meridian IT Inc. & Palo
Alto Networks)
Cybersecurity can sometimes feel like a puzzle, a code to crack. This isn’t how it
should be. Adversaries don’t need to win. Stopping them doesn’t require endless
time and resources because most just take the path of least resistance for the easiest
win. Your objective as a security practitioner is to raise the total cost of a successful
attack, to make your organization a less appealing target.
Join us as we take a detailed look at real attacks and how you can crack the code to
defend your organization. Specifically, you’ll learn:
What tools, techniques, and procedures advanced attackers are really using.
Why you need an intelligence-based approach that stops attacks at every point in the
Cyber Attack Lifecycle, no matter what form it takes.
How to architect for prevention, and plan for detection.
Mike Drier, Palo Alto Networks
1:15 pm
1st Floor Classroom
Wolf B
Getting More than Just Video Out of Your VMS (LINSTAR, Inc. & Video
Insight)
Monitoring live and recorded video are the primary functions of a video
management software application, however, integration with other systems
maximizes coverage to provide a total security solution. A VMS should work
effectively - and seamlessly - with applications such as access control, license plate
recognition, and video analytics. In this webinar we will discuss the various
integration options and how best to implement them.
Blake Johnson, System Solution Manger, VideoInsight
1:15 pm
1st Floor Classroom
Hawk C
Planning Your Next Generation Software Defined WAN Solutions (PPM
Associates, Inc. & FatPipe Networks)
FatPipe Networks is pleased to introduce our guests to the latest in SD WAN
solutions including our new orchestrator the “Symphony.”
See the Gartner recommendations for:
NextGen WAN models-the SD-WAN/Hybrid WAN environment
One all-encompassing solution for integrating public and MPLS networks
Real solutions to manage, monitor, control and optimize traffic over multiple carrier
paths-between internal and external users.
Dan Sekulich-Territory Manager
Dan Sekulich has been with FatPipe Networks for over a year now and has
completely immersed himself in all the FatPipe technology. Dan brings over 18
years of sales and account management experience along with a passion for learning,
hard work and commitment.
1:15 pm
Security for a Mobile Workforce (Frontrunner Network Systems & Zscaler)
1st Floor Classroom
Deer
Protecting the privacy of everyone connected to your network and of everyone who
has data stored within your organization’s databases requires a shift in thinking. As
recent hacks have illustrated, no longer the datacenter and device focus a sufficient
solution. Employees and guests move in and out of your network with both personal
and company devices. Visiting the wrong website, or running the wrong application
can infect a device with malware that will just wait to gain access to the next system
and the next network. In this presentation you will learn about this shift, and how to
protect against the new vectors of attack. This is critical for organizations of any
size.
Mike Ruiz, Senior Systems Engineer for Zscaler
Like you, Mike has worn many hats, and seen the usage of networks evolve with
unparalleled speed over the years. Mike’s 15 plus years in networking, and server
administration allow him a clear perspective and tangible ideas to bring to the
conversation. Focusing on user needs, network access, and network security will
help protect us all in this constantly-changing world. Currently Mike is a systems
engineer at Zscaler, the world’s largest security as a service cloud. Previous to
zscaler, Mike travelled the world helping organizations overcome Wi-Fi Challenges
as a consulting engineer for Meru Networks. Mike has certifications from zscaler,
Enterasys/Extreme Networks, SonicWall and CompTIA.
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ons Group & Aerohivee
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works & Wa
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www
w.ApoideaNSG.com
1st F
Floor Classroom Hawk A
Pressentation 10
0:00
Secuure Wireless
Pressentation 11
1:00
Hackker Protectio
on
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AV P
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www
w.avperfectio
onltd.com
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ya.com/usa/ssolution/statee-and-localgoveernment/
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2nd Floor Room
mB
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mpany, LLP
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w.dopkins.co
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1st F
Floor Classrroom Hawk
kC
Pressentation 10
0:00
Everryone's Role in Informattion Security
y
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www
w.dyntek.com
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mazon Gift Card
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EMP
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Bootth #48
www
w.empactamerica.org
1st F
Floor Classroom Deer
Pressentation 11
1:00
Undeerstanding th
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Fingger Lakes Technologiess Group, Incc.
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www
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Floor Classroom Hawk A
Pressentation 1:15
Nextt Generation
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ions
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1st F
Floor Classroom Deer
Pressentation 1:15
Secuurity for a Mobile
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net River LLC
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Bootth # 61
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1st F
Floor Classroom Wolf B
Pressentation 10
0:00
Secuuring your In
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Bootth # 56
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2nd Floor Room
mB
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ologies & Alllot Commu
unications
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www
w.layer3direcct.com
www
w.allot.com
1st F
Floor Classroom Wolf A
Pressentation 1:15
BYO
OD: Bring Your
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oS?
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nsight
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w.linstar.com
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1st F
Floor Classroom Wolf B
Pressentation 1:15
Gettiing More thaan Just Videeo Out of Yo
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Lynxx Technolog
gies, Inc. & AVG
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www
w.LynxTechnologies.nett
1st F
Floor Classroom Wolf A
Pressentation 10
0:00
Are yyou Managing our Work
kstations? Or,
O are They
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Med
daille Colleg
ge
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w.medaille.edu
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1st F
Floor Classroom Hawk B
Pressentation 10
0:00
A Prractical Apprroach to Dessigning Secu
ure Networkss, in a
Worrld with an Im
mpractical Challenge
C
Pressentation 11
1:00
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mprehensive Safe Buildin
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ution
Pressentation 1:15
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a Defeat the
t Advanced Adversary
y
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www
w.microsoft.com
1st F
Floor Classroom Hawk C
Pressentation 11
1:00
The Role of the Cloud in Infformation Seecurity
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ns.com
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ure.com
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PPM
M Associatess, Inc. & Fa
atPipe Networks
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1st F
Floor Classroom Hawk C
Pressentation 1:15
Plannning Your Next
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W
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RLC
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uting.com
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w.advizex.co
om/
1st F
Floor Classroom Wolf B
Pressentation 11
1:00
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urity
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nications
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Siriu
us Computeer Solutions
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SMP
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1st F
Floor Classroom Deer
Pressentation 10
0:00
Truthh? You Can
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1st F
Floor Classroom Wolf A
Pressentation 11
1:00
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print of a Generation
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