August Meeting Annoucment

Greeting pig lovers,

It has been a while since we last got together but I=92m real excited =
about
the August meeting!=A0 This month we have both a forensics demo by one =
of the
authors of the Hacking Exposed series of books, and a Snort high
availability (cluster) demo by Anthony Ly.=A0=20
Meetings are held the 1st Saturday of the month from 10:00 am to Noon at
Absolute Systems.

http://www.ntsug.org/meetings.html =20
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Some info on our Hacking Exposed author;
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Chris Davis, WW Investigations, Texas Instruments
Chris Davis, CISSP, is a Computer Forensics Examiner for Texas =
Instruments.
Mr. Davis has worked on security projects for Gartner, Harvard, McCombs
Business School, Texas Government, ISSA, CISA, ConSecWest, PlanetPDA, =
3GSM,
SANS, BlackHat and others. He is a contributing author for the =
Anti-Hacker
Toolkit (2nd ed.) and lead author for the upcoming Hacking Exposed =
Computer
Forensics. He has enjoyed positions at eForensics, Cisco Systems, Austin
Microsoft Technology Center, and currently Texas Instruments. Mr. Davis =
was
a US Navy Submariner on the USS Nebraska and the covert Submarine NR-1. =
He
holds a Bachelors Degree in Nuclear Engineering from Thomas Edison, and =
a
Masters in Business from the University of Texas.
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Our Second presentation;
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Anthony Ly
Will demonstrate the high availability (failover system) using Snort and
Open Source. Those of you who have attended our previous meetings =
already
know Anthony.
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I hope everyone has had a great summer and can make the August 7th =
meeting.=A0
I look forward the post meeting Q&A and getting to talk about info =
security
with you without getting the normal blank stare from my wife.=A0=20

Regards,
Keith Loyd, CISSP, MCSE
[email protected]

p.s. I=92d like to give our sponsor many thanks for putting up with us =
and
providing the space to hold our meetings.

http://www.absolutesystems.com/
4139 Centurion Way=20
Addison, Texas 75001=20
469-916-2929





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