Computer Forensics Show Infosec Conference Event – Begins on 02-04

When describing the importance of the upcoming Computer Forensics Show Conference, enewschannels.com writes: “for some companies, it is not a question of if one of their computers will be used as evidence in a legal matter, it is a question of when.”

Due to the increasing use of computers to carry out crimes, the February Computer Forensics Show Conference taking place in Washington, DC, seeks to inform Lawyers, infosec Professionals, and Accountants about the importance of Computer Forensics in their respective industries.

Why is this especially relevant to those in the infosec field? According to the Conference’s website “the rate of fraud, abuse and criminal activity on IT systems by hackers, private contractors and even employees is increasing exponentially” making the need to be educated about Computer Forensics a necessity, not an option for those in the infosec industry.

With two separate Conference Tracks open to IT and infosec professionals—a General IT Security Track and an Advanced IT Security Track—the Conference has a wide variety of respected speakers, including Richard P. Mislan—of Purdue University and CERIAS—Jeremy Wunsch of LuciData, Inc., and Craig Labovitz, of Arbor Networks.

Labovitz will give a presentation entitled “Global Internet Darknet Analysis & Techniques,” Wunsch a presentation covering “Internal Threat Management,” and Mislan will give a highly anticipated presentation on “Mobile Device Forensics.”

Want more details? Check out the breakdown of the Conference below.

• Who: Richard P. Mislan – Purdue University and CERIAS – Jeremy Wunsch of LuciData, Inc., and
  Craig Labovitz, of Arbor Networks.
• What: Computer Forensics Show Conference
• When: 02/04 – 02/06/2009
• Where: Washington DC Convention Center (801 Mount Vernon Place NW Washington, DC 20001)

For more information on the Computer Forensics Show Conference, see its description in our Infosec Conferences section. View our Calendar for a list of similar infosec events in and around the NoVA area. Learn more about the Computer Forensics Show Conference by visiting the Conference’s website.

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