The Columbus InfoSec Forum

Infragard, Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) and Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) have formed the Columbus InfoSec Forum. Since September 11, 2001, there is a heightened awareness at all levels of public and private organizations for the need to increase physical and information security. Primary to this effort are education, training, sharing information and the collaboration between government and private sectors, all of which are functions these professional associations currently provide. Together, as the Columbus InfoSec Forum, we hope to become more visible and accessible to the central Ohio community and extend the valuable resources of each association to new members. Quarterly events are planned to promote greater awareness in the community of security issues, provide valuable and timely resources and an open door to guests interested in meeting the local InfoSec community. For more information, please contact Michael Radigan, Committee Chairman at MRadigan@columbus.rr.com.

Wireless LANs: Trouble In the Air

The February 21 meeting of the Columbus InfoSec Forum will address security issues with Wireless LANs (WLAN) and the 802.11b standard. Matt Curtin, Founder, Interhack Corporation, will introduce the WLAN Security Issues and how they challenge best practices and sound policy. Our Expert Panel moderated by Jeff Schmidt, CTO of Secure Interiors will, then address The Top 5 WLAN Security Issues, and those presented by the audience. A reception will follow with complimentary hors d'oeuvres courtesy of our primary sponsor Interhack and co-sponsore Secure Interiors.

Meeting Agenda:

Registration:	4:00 to 4:15
Welcome and Introductions
Keynote Address — Matt Curtin
Expert Panel Discussion — Moderator Jeff Schmidt
Summary Remarks
Reception	5:45
Door Prizes	6:15
Adjournment	6:45

Invitation Flyer

Here you can download an invitation flyer in PDF format.