[chapter-delegates] Announcement - SEINIT event in Paris, France, 27-28 April 2005

[Nelson Sanchez]

Dear Chapter Delegates,

As previously announced in the ISOC Newsletter, ISOC is one of the
partners in the 2 year Security Expert Initiative (SEINIT) project.
SEINIT, an Information Society Technologies(IST) project has now
completed 15 months and is now staging a security event on 27-28 April
in Paris, France. For more details please check the link below:

http://www.infres.enst.fr/~naqvi/Seinit_Training_Workshop_2005.html

Please help us inform your Chapter members.

The objectives of the event are the following:

- Explore the application of security technologies in different IT
domains 
- Discuss the need for best practices for developing and implementing
security solutions 
- Highlight and promote the standardization and related activities in
Europe and internationally 
- Take stock of current developments, identify open issues and discuss
the way forward

The target audience is:

- Security Designers and Developers 
- Enterprise security Engineers 
- IT managers and ISPs 
- Security Researchers and students

The key speakers are:

Jim Bound - IPv6 Forum Chief Technology Officer, Chair North American
task force, Hewlett Packard Fellow, USA

Yanick Puoffary - Technology Director, North American IPv6 Task Force,
Hewlett Packard Distinguished Technologist

Pascal Urien - Professor, Computer Science and Network department, ENST
Paris, France

Francis Dupont - Professor, Department of Computer Science, ENST
Bretagne, France

Paul Friessem - Fraunhofer SIT, Germany

Wolfgang Fritsche - Project Manager, Advanced Internet services, IABG,
Germany

Jimmy McGibney - Department of Physical & Quantitative Sciences,
Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland

Merike Kaeo - Chief Network Security Architect, Double Shot Security,
California, USA

Syed Naqvi - Grid Computing expert, ENST Paris, France

Thomas Scheffler - Innovation manager, Dept. of IP technologies,
T-Systems, Germany

Sathya Rao - Director, Telscom, Switzerland

Radha Poovendran - Assistant Professor, Department of electrical
Engineering, University of Washington,USA

Micheal Riguidel - Head of the Dept, Computer Science and Network
department, ENST Paris, France

FOR  MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT naqvi at enst.fr or dhananka at isoc.org 

About SEINIT:  http://www.seinit.org/