Cybercrime Discussion Panel

The UVM Computer Science Student Association is hosting:

CYBERCRIME DISCUSSION PANEL
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March 9th
6:00 p.m. =96 7:30 p.m.
John Dewey Lounge (Old Mill)

5 speakers will provide insight into many aspects of cybercrime, includin=
g

    --What is computer crime?
    --Specific computer crime incidents
    --Current incident responses
    --Related jobs (how to find them and what qualifications are needed)

There will be refreshments provided, and time for your questions.

Don=92t miss this exciting opportunity to speak with several knowledgeabl=
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professionals including:

* Michael Schirling

   A Lieutenant in the Burlington Police Dept. and a coordinator for the
   Vermont Internet Crimes Task Force

* Mich E. Kabay

   A professor at Norwich University, recently inducted into the Security=
 Hall
   of Fame of the Information Systems Security Association

* Stephen Kelly

   Computer Technology Coordinator at the U.S. Attorney's Office

* Julie Tower-Pierce

   An attorney who teaches the Cybercrime and Cyberlaw course at Norwich
   University

* Hugh Pierce

   Program Manager and Director of the Digital Evidence Lab at the Nation=
al
   Center for the Study of Counterterrorism & Cybercrime

R.S.V.P. to [email protected] is not necessary but much appreciated