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| Program for the Conference
About
the Program Information on this Web Site |
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| Objectives |
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As a leading global forum on computer and information systems
security, the National Information Systems Security Conference
seeks to:
- bring together information security and technology
professionals from industry, academia, and government;
- provoke debate, dialogue, and action on major information
security issues for today and tomorrow;
- educate the IT community on major information security
issues and solutions;
- promote demand and investment in information security
products, solutions, and research;
- challenge the IT community to provide solutions, research,
and applied technology that are usable, inter operable,
scalable, and affordable.
To improve the conference and increase its focus, our program
track chairs have developed a diverse program with panels,
tutorials, workshops and papers in the following areas:
| Track |
Chairs |
| Assurance / Criteria /
Testing |
Gene Troy, NIST
Murray Donaldson, CESG, UK |
| Electronic
Commerce |
Jim
Schindler, Hewlett-Packard
Don Sortor, Global Integrity Corp. |
| Future Issues |
Jack Holleran, NCSC |
| Networking
and the Internet |
Dr. Dale
Johnson, TIS Labs at Network Asscciates
David Balenson, TIS Labs at Network Associates |
Policy / Administration /
Management / Operations |
W. Joy Prangley, Department
of Agriculture
David Adler, GSA |
| Research
and Development |
Dr. George
Dinolt, Lockheed Martin |
| Tutorials |
Karen Ferraiolo, Arca
Systems, Inc.
Dr. Rayford B. Vaughn, Jr., Mississippi State University |
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Track threads will address the interests of the financial,
business, academic, and government communities. Topics discussed
will be directed toward:
- Security Professionals
- Chief Information Officers
- VPs and managers of Engineering, R&D and Technology
Departments
- Information Systems managers and analysts
- Network managers
- Webmasters
- Researchers
- Electronic commerce community
- Anyone with an interest in securing information systems and
networks
There will be opportunities for information sharing as well as
new approaches for solving management and technical issues. The
conference will contribute to your professional growth as you gain
new insights and knowledge, in turn assisting in your information
system security responsibilities. The formal sessions and social
events will provide time to network with experts and peers across
a wide spectrum of interests. |
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| Information
Systems Security Exposition (held in parallel) |
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A parallel exposition will provide a forum for industry to
showcase information systems security technology and hands-on
demonstrations of products and services that are potential
solutions to many network and computer security problems. For
exposition information, call AFCEA at (703) 631-6200 or send email
to jspargo@aol.com.
| More information about the AFCEA
organization is available on their Web site at
www.afcea.org.
(Note: You will exit from the NIST Web
site by clicking on this link.) |
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Last update October 25, 1999 |