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Conference Sessions by Speaker

The following sessions were held at Security Professionals Conference 2005, and have post-conference information associated with them. The information may include written papers, audio/video, or PowerPoint presentations.

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Speaker	Session
Kevin Amorin	Fences Make Good Neighbors: Monitoring Academic Networks at the Port Level
John Banghart	Using CIS Configuration Benchmarks in Higher Ed Environments
Thomas Bartlett	Microsoft Corporation, An EDUCAUSE Platinum Partner - Securing Remote Access and Your Microsoft Applications
Beth Binde	Paradigm Shift in Outbreak Response
William Boni	The Role of the CSO: An Industry Perspective
Angelo G. Bravos	Fences Make Good Neighbors: Monitoring Academic Networks at the Port Level
Glenn M. Brunette, Jr.	Sun Microsystems, An EDUCAUSE Gold Partner - Systemically Secure Architectures: Practical Lessons from the Trenches
Michael G. Carr	Information Security Awareness Programs: Can One Size Fit All?
Jacqueline Craig	Can't We All Just Get Along? Achieving Federated Identity Management at the University of California
Carol Davis	Planning for "What if" Events
Norman Elton	Who Owns Your Network? A Discussion of Bot Networks
Sean Ensz	Virtual Attack Detection and Visualization Sensors: A Concept for Self-Healing Honeynets
David Escalante	Effective Incident Response Teams: Two Case Studies
	Security Compliance on Unmanaged Student Computers
Jay Flanagan	Network Registration and Intrusion Prevention Services Implementation at Emory University
John Flynn	Modern Incident Response Tools and Techniques
Adam Goldstein	The Disintegrating Perimeter: Planning for the Shift to Asset-Based Security
Nathan Hall	Security Compliance on Unmanaged Student Computers
Steven M. Helwig	SunGard Collegis Inc. - Spooks in the Machine: Proactive Strategies for Securing Your Network
Tom N. Jagatic	Streamlining IP Registrant Identification, Notification, and Blocking for Threats in the Wild
Lance Jordan	Paradigm Shift in Outbreak Response
Matt Keel	Who Owns Your Network? A Discussion of Bot Networks
Doris R. Kirby	What Does Privacy Have to Do with IT? Privacy Risk Assessment
Doug Klein	Vernier Networks, Inc. - Network Security in Education: A Balancing Act
William Lantry	Building a Culture of Security
Merri Beth Lavagnino	Streamlining IP Registrant Identification, Notification, and Blocking for Threats in the Wild
Leslie Maltz	What Does Privacy Have to Do with IT? Privacy Risk Assessment
Randy Marchany	Using CIS Configuration Benchmarks in Higher Ed Environments
Jonathan Minter	Embedding Security into a Software Development Methodology
Tracy Mitrano	What Does Privacy Have to Do with IT? Privacy Risk Assessment
Robert Ono	Planning and Conducting an IT Security Conference on Campus: Two Approaches
Shirley C. Payne	Talking with the Boss About Security
Darlene H. Quackenbush	Talking with the Boss About Security
Elaine Reber	Creating Confidentiality Statements and Training to Protect Data and Privacy: The Challenge of Changing State and Federal Regulations
Virginia E. Rezmierski	Results from the CIFAC Project and What They Mean to You
Edward Roback	Securing U.S. Federal Information Systems and Beyond: NIST Activities and Other Government Initiatives
Jonathan Rose	Planning for "What if" Events
Daniel M. Rothschild	Results from the CIFAC Project and What They Mean to You
Theresa Semmens	Planning and Conducting an IT Security Conference on Campus: Two Approaches
Greg Sprague	Regaining User Trust in Cyberspace: Is It Already Too Late?
Justin St. Onge	Security Compliance on Unmanaged Student Computers
Edward Trudeau	Building a Culture of Security
David H. Walker	Can't We All Just Get Along? Achieving Federated Identity Management at the University of California
Calvin Weeks	Effective Incident Response Teams: Two Case Studies
Mark Weiser	Virtual Attack Detection and Visualization Sensors: A Concept for Self-Healing Honeynets
Austin Winkleman	Conceptual Model for Information Security Strategy
Carol Woody	Embedding Security into a Software Development Methodology
Sallie Wright	Virtual Attack Detection and Visualization Sensors: A Concept for Self-Healing Honeynets
Ray Zeisz	Juniper Networks - Secure and Assured Networking for the Educational Campus

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