Attendees will be presented subjects that concentrate on the management and administration of security functions and the information systems that they support.  The papers and panels explore practical and long-term solutions to privacy issues, security education, and the importance of process improvement. 

All presentations, speakers, and times are subject to change. We will do our best to list the most current information. 
 

Panels

University Approaches to Information Security Education – Challenges, Issues, Successes, and Opportunities  Dr. Rayford Vaughn, Mississippi State University

Critical Security Issues – Y2K! Hit or Miss?  Dr. Gregory L. Parham, Executive Director, Year 2000 Program Office, USDA

Implementing Cyber Initiatives of PDD-63  John M. Gilligan, CIO, U.S. Department of Energy

What About I3 - INFOSEC Integration Issues: "What worked, didn't work, and why"  Jim Litchko, IMSI

Critical Infrastructure Assurance  Jeffrey Hunker, Director, Critical Infrastructure Assurance Office

Defensewide Information Assurance Program (DIAP)  Marjorie A. York, ASDC3I

Focusing on the Criminal Threats  Dr. Dorothy Denning, Georgetown University

Non-Technical Issues Influencing Information Assurance   Paul Byron Pattak, The Byron Group, Ltd.

British Standards 7799  Dr. Stephen D. Bryen, L-3 Network Security

Papers

A Method for Quantitative Risk Analysis  James W. Meritt, CISSP, Wang Global

From AntiVirus to AntiMalware Software and Beyond: Another Approach to the Protection of Customers from Dysfunctional System Behavior  Dr. Klaus Brunnstein, University of Hamburg

Understanding the World of your Enemy with I-CAT (Internet-Categorization of Attacks Toolkit)   Peter Mell, NIST

Infrastructure Monitoring Challenges  Jennifer L. Bayuk, Bear Stearns, Inc.

A Common Weak-Link in the Security Chain  Dr. Gregory White, SecureLogix Corporation