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CERT®/CC Events

Throughout the year, the CERT/CC co-hosts or co-sponsors conferences and offers courses for security professionals.

Conferences

Third Information Survivability Workshop (ISW-2000)
Sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society and the US State Department
Organized by the CERT Coordination Center, Software Engineering Institute

Boston, Massachusetts USA
October 24-26, 2000

For more information, please visit the Information Survivability Home Page

The Information Survivability Workshop (ISW) series was established to

  • Continue to identify and highlight new survivability research ideas that can contribute to the protection of critical infrastructures and critical applications
  • Foster cooperation and collaboration between domain experts and the survivability research community to improve the survivability of critical, real-world systems
  • Integrate related disciplines, such as the EU Dependability Initiative and the traditional security community

For more information about ISW 2000 and about past ISWs, please see the Information Survivability Workshops page.

CERT Conference 2000
Date: September 26-28, 2000
Location: Omaha, Nebraska USA

CERT Conference 2000, which is brought to you by the NebraskaCERT in cooperation with the Peter Kiewit Institute. The CERT/CC is one of the sponsors and participants. CERT/CC staff will give several presentations, including the keynote, as well as giving a one-day course entitled Concepts and Trends in Information Security.

The conference provides an opportunity for experienced practitioners and managers to exchange vital knowledge and experience regarding issues of data integrity and computer system survivability. The conference focuses on exploring the future of technologies in information assurance, infrastructure protection, and protection in open environments.

For more information about the CERT Conference 2000 and about past CERT conferences, please see the CERT Conference 2000 page.

CERT/CC Courses

Information about courses offered can be found on the Training and Education page.


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Last updated March 8, 2000