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Georgia Tech Cyber Security Symposium

The two-day Georgia Tech Cyber Security Symposium, hosted with the National Academy of Engineering and Federal Bureau of Investigation, will be highlighting the current technologies, challenges and policies surrounding cyber security—one of the most pressing security issues facing both the United States and the world. (See Mar. 28 agenda)

Note that space at the venue is limited; an alternate location will be provided for live simulcast viewing. Registration will close on Friday, March 22.

Mar. 29 Agenda 

8:30 - 9:00 a.m. — Registration & Morning Refreshments

9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Session IV, Strategies for Creating Community and Information Sharing between Public Sector, Private Sector, and Law Enforcement

  • Moderated by Chris Smoak, Research Scientist, GTRI

10:00 - 11:00 a.m. — Session V, Legal Issues in Technology: Bring Your Own Device (BOYD); Privacy vs. Security; and Issues Where Law Lags Technology

  • Moderated by Sean Farrell, chief of the FBI Office of General Counsel’s Cyber Task Force

11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. — Session VI, Open Discussion

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The two-day Georgia Tech Cyber Security Symposium, hosted with the National Academy of Engineering and Federal Bureau of Investigation, will be highlighting the current technologies, challenges and policies surrounding cyber security—one of the most pressing security issues facing both the United States and the world.

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Friday
Mar 29 2013
09:30am - 01:00pm

Contact: Margaret BankoffExternal AffairsGeorgia Tech College of ComputingPhone: 404-894-9787email: mbankoff@cc.gatech.edu

Fees: None

In campus calendar: Yes

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  • Created By:Michael Hagearty
  • Created:02/19/2013
  • Modified By:Fletcher Moore
  • Modified:10/07/2016

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