Schedule of Events

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Monday, May 3rd

7:00pm~9:00pm	Reception/Registration
	Angela Shrum will welcome everyone to the conference at the Holiday Inn Select in the conference room downstairs.

Tuesday, May 4th

8:00am~9:00am	Breakfast
	Coffee, juice, and various breakfast treats will be served in room 151 of the Love building to start the day.
9:00am~11:00am	Forensics
	Peter Sommer will be speaking about digital forensics, emphesizing the emerging dynamic between industry specialists and the legal system and how this affects the future for information security.
11:00am~12:00pm	Keynote
	Peter Sommer will deliver a keynote session regarding the new problems digital evidence presents to the current legal system. There may be time allowed for question and answer during this session.
12:00pm~1:00pm	Lunch Break
1:00pm~3:00pm	Web Security
	Martin Nystrom will be speaking about security issues related to Internet data transmissions and services across the world today.
3:00pm~4:00pm	Issues in Security
	Mike Burmester will share about various current security issues.
4:00pm~5:00pm	Information Assurance Protections
	David Thompson will present information about various ways that information assurance is accomplished using different security measures in real-world situations for several government programs.
5:00pm~6:00pm	Jobs in Information Security (Job Fair)
	Conference participants are invited to spend this time sharing and showcasing in room 151 of the Love building. The following conference sponsors will be present to speak to and meet everyone: Harris Corporation Datamaxx Mainline Systems Raytheon Cisco Systems, Inc.

Wednesday, May 5th

8:00am~9:00am	Breakfast
	Coffee, juice, and various breakfast treats will be served in room 151 of the Love building to start the day.
9:00am~11:00am	Wireless Network Security
	Bill Arbaugh will explain various security concers with relation to wireless networks, how they can be compromised, and how they can be made more secure.
11:00am~12:00pm	Keynote
	Marjorie Forbes will deliver a keynote session describing the NSA’s involvement in the field of information security. There may be time allowed for question and answer during this session.
12:00pm~1:00pm	Lunch Break
1:00pm~2:00pm	Panel Discussion
	A discussion panel will be held for question and answer by participants. The following speakers and organizations will be present on the panel: Brett Tjaden Bill Arbaugh Mike Burmester Alec Yasinsac Michael Davis National Security Agency (NSA)
2:00pm~4:00pm	Introduction to Cryptography
	Brett Tjaden will present an introduction to cryptographic algorithms, providing a basis for many forms of cryptography we use today.
4:00pm~5:00pm	AES Encryption
	The National Security Agency (NSA) will present information about the AES encryption standard and practical uses.
5:00pm~6:00pm	Jobs in Information Security (Job Fair)
	Conference participants are invited to spend this time sharing and showcasing in room 151 of the Love building. The following conference sponsors will be present to speak to and meet everyone: Federal Government

Thursday, May 6th

8:00am~9:00am	Breakfast
	Coffee, juice, and various breakfast treats will be served in room 151 of the Love building to start the day.
9:00am~11:00am	Legal and Ethical Issues
	James Davis will analyze the legal and ethical issues surrounding information security, including the questions raised by heightened connectivity and the legal implications of free data transmission.
11:00am~12:00pm	Keynote
	Virgil Gligor will deliver a keynote session on security and distributed computing. There may be time allowed for question and answer during this session.
12:00pm~1:00pm	Lunch Break
1:00pm~2:00pm	Panel Discussion
	A discussion panel will be held for question and answer by participants. The following speakers will be present on the panel: Virgil Gligor James Davis
2:00pm~4:00pm	Information Security in the Military
	Michael Davis will be speaking about prevalent security issues in the military domain and technologies being used to strengthen military information security.
4:00pm~5:00pm	Scholarships
	Florida State University will present information on academic scholarships available to qualified students.

Friday, May 7th

8:00am~9:00am	Breakfast
	A final breakfast will be served at the Holiday Inn Select.
9:00am~10:00am	Closing Keynote
10:00am~11:00am	Scholarships & Evaluations
	This time will be allotted for participants to get more information about scholarship applications and fill out course evaluations.