
ISSA Central Plains Chapter April 2^nd, 2004
	Central Plains Chapter Meeting "The Offense & Defense of Corporate Intelligence Collection: Cloak & Dagger 101 for Business Professionals.", Aaron Card, CISM Speaker Bio: Aaron Card is a former Counterintelligence Agent and Intelligence Gathering Operational Asset for the US Department of Defense. His in-depth knowledge of Neuro-Linguistic-Programming (NLP), Behavioral Analysis, Psychological Manipulation and Information Extraction Interview Techniques is a culmination of over 12 years of training and classified operational experience on four continents. In addition to Interview Techniques and Information Extraction, he is formerly trained in Surveillance, Counterterrorism and Positive Intelligence Collection. Abstract: Aaron's briefing / class will provide an overview of how your company can legally gather the intelligence it needs to beat the competition, while protecting your own valuable secrets. He will focus specifically on the basics of Business Intelligence which include data elicitation, sourcing, and higher-level intelligence gathering and counterintelligence tactics. He will also give you the framework for setting up and operating your own successful Business Intelligence operation. All of Aaron's tips and tools in this briefing are declassified and perfectly legal. "From Intrusion Detection to Intrusion Prevention - Staying One Step Ahead of the Hacker ", Joseph E. Krull, CPP, CISSP, IAM Speaker Bio: Mr. Krull has been involved with emerging security start-up companies since 1999. He has served as a senior security professional for more than 25 years. His previous assignments include VP of Security for Telecom Finland, VP of Corporate Security for Philips Consumer Communications/Lucent Technologies and as a senior intelligence and security officer for the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency. Mr. Krull is a frequent public speaker and writer on security subjects and has authored a number of patents for IT and physical security innovations in PKI, biometrics and wireless applications. Abstract: The recent application of new technologies and methods has resulted in network security solutions which can not only detect intrusions - these solutions can pro-actively block attacks and malicious activities without human intervention. In parallel with improved detection methods, a number of new techniques have been applied to significantly alleviate the "false positives" which have traditionally plagued the IDS. This semi-technical presentation will expose the audience to emerging technologies, the growing Intrusion Prevention market and some best practices in evaluating, selecting and deploying Intrusion Prevention Systems.
		The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA)® is a not-for-profit international organization of information security professionals and practitioners. It provides education forums, publications and peer interaction opportunities that enhance the knowledge, skill and professional growth of its members. We hope the ISSA will provide a chance to interface with other IT professionals and further your awareness of security practices and technologies. This meeting is open to the general public with no expectations of membership. Date: Friday, April 2nd, 2004 Location: Rockwell Public Library 5939 E 9th ST N, Wichita, Ks 67208 Time: 1:00 pm until 3:00 pm