Bit9 Cyber Security Seminar Washington DC

The Senate Homeland Security Committee estimates the global economic impact of cyber attacks at more than a trillion dollars. More than $8 billion of that loss is inside the United States alone.

To learn how to protect against the Advanced Persistent Threat and targeted attacks facing US businesses and government intelligence agencies, FFRDCs and military installations, Bit9, MANDIANT and BigFix invite you to be our guest for this FREE seminar:

Protecting Against Targeted Attacks
Featuring Chris Brenton, Security Consultant & SANS Instructor
October 21, 2009 8:00am - 12 noon (full agenda below)

About the Speaker: One of the founding members of the initial Honeynet Project, Chris Brenton offers his outlook on the emerging cyber threats and the best technological approaches to defend against them. Currently a SANS instructor, Chris been credited with the discovery of numerous vulnerabilities in various software products during his more than 10 years in the field.

Following the seminar, please be our guest at the International Spy Museum.

Register by October 16, 2009
See full agenda below. Space is limited; please register here.

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Location
International Spy Museum
800 F Street, NW
Washington, DC 20004
(directions & parking)

Agenda

7:45am Registration

8:00am Continental Breakfast

8:30am "Stop Tomorrow’s Cyber Attacks Today"
      Chris Brenton - SANS Instructor & Security Consultant

9:45am Break

10:00am "The State of the Hack"
       Michael J. Graven - Director, MANDIANT

10:30am "Closing the Security Gap"
       Tom Murphy - Chief Strategy Officer, Bit9, Inc.

11:00am Open Q & A

Optional: 11:30am – International Spy Museum Visit