e-Learning SIG

Security: The New Black

When

Wednesday, March 12, 2003, 6:00-8:30 PM. Doors open at 5:30.

Where

Harold Washington Library, 400 South State Street, Chicago
Lower Level, please enter at Plymouth side entrance

Abstract

While security issues aren't new, the changes we've experienced since September 11 have brought security awareness and security training to the forefront for companies, non-profits, and government agencies alike. Now, more than ever, organizations must find ways to educate employees and others about how to protect themselves and the enterprise from a variety of threats.

Join us for a lively discussion exploring the challenges in addressing these timely concerns, and learn more about how to uncover and address the related education and training issues.

Our participants will include:

Tina LaCroix, Chief Information Security Officer for Aon Insurance, an active participant in security awareness initiatives in Chicago, and internationally

John Ortbal, co-founder of an information security awareness educational project through the Human Firewall Council, and author of the website humanfirewall.org

Special Agent Kelly Brennan, Federal Bureau of Investigation, InfraGard project

Materials

- welcome.ppt
- ortbal_notes.doc
- bios.doc

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About the e-Learning SIG

The AMC e-learning SIG provides a forum for sharing knowledge, networking, and otherwise contributing to the advancement of e-learning. Our members convene the second Wednesday of each month at the Harold Washington Library Center in downtown Chicago. Admission is FREE for AMC members and $10 for nonmembers. The event is chaired by Type A and The Museum of Science and Industry.

For more information, contact e-Learning SIG co-chairs Jason Rothstein at jason@typea.net, or Elory Rozner at elory.rozner@msichicago.org.