InfoSEC: Past Meetings

10-11-06: Michael Swartz - Social Engineering: The Social Threat
11-08-06: Dave Jacquet - Why Ethical Hacking is important for Maine Businesses

01-10-07: Wayne Cronin - Computer Forensics for First Responders
03-14-07: Mark Mac Auley - Identity / the DNA of Security
04-11-07: Frank Appunn - Users and Two-Factor Security
05-09-07: Eugene Slobodzian - Your Network: Hard on the Outside...
06-13-07: Brian Huntley - Risk-based Integration
09-12-07: John J. Strauchs - A Sea Change for the Security Industry
10-10-07: Dave Jacquet – Security-related Certificates

08-13-08: Tom Witwicki, Info.Security Director for Hannaford – ISO 17799 and 27000 standards
11-12-08: Dave Jacquet – Information Security Awareness Training

01-14-09: Michael Swartz – The MD5 Exploit
02-11-09: Ben Birney – Web Application Security Testing and Secure Development

03-11-09: David Jacquet – Domain Name Security
04-08-09: Diana Thurston – FACTA and the Rrd Flag Requirements to Protect Againts Identity Theft
05-13-09: Ron Greenberg – PCI - Credit Card Data Security
06-10-09: Randy Breault – 2008: Year of the Breach
08-12-09 Josh Broder – Implementing Complex Infosec Policy with Grunts and Jarheads
09-09-09: Ramon Krikken – Web Application Firewalls: What's in a Name?
10-14-09: David Jacquet – Social Media Security
11-11-09: Gary Mullen – Real Business Threats for SMBs

01-13-10: Tom Witwicki – Critical Areas of Security Focus in Cloud Computing
03-10-10: Kevin Winfrey – Throw a Ball at It: A Unique Perspective on Risk Assessment
04-14-10: Charles Andres – Identity Management
05-12-10: Josh Broder – Mitigating Risk in IT Contract Negotiations
06-09-10: Gary Mullen – The Rise in Scareware Attacks