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Computer Threats, Weak Security, ID Theft, and Their Countermeasures

Session Details

Wednesday, February 25, 2009
11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Hidalgo Ballroom A

Session Type: Act 1: Balancing the IT Role in the Enterprise
Content Level: Introductory
Focus Area: Managing the Enterprise

Speaker(s)

Doug Williams, Associate VP of Information Technology, Dallas Baptist University
Session convener: Rebecca Wildey, Information Analyst, University of Texas at Austin

Abstract

Hackers are growing increasingly sophisticated at using new tools to get into your systems and documents. This session will show you just how easy it is to hack passwords, illustrate how keylogger works, and demonstrate other hacking tools. Learn about the spectrum of threats and how to protect your systems.

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