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Subject: [nflug] BPLUG Meeting Tomorrow: Tuesday, March 14th!!
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Just a reminder about the BPLUG meeting tomorrow:
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The following is the time/date/location info:
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Buffalo Professional Linux Users Group Meeting
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Date: Tuesday, March 14th 2006 6:00pm-9:00pm
Location: The PCA Group
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Airport Commerce Park
455 Cayuga Road, Suite 200
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Topic:
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Computer Forensics: Responding, Securing, and Tracking
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This meeting is an overview of an up-and-coming 3-5 day boot camp
specifically focused on computer forensics for businesses. The boot camp
goes beyond typical knowledge of how to secure a machine or systems, and
focuses on what to do if an intrusion is determined, or even how to
determine an intrusion occurred in the first place. While the boot camp
takes actual compromised machines and applies forensic methods to =
actually
track, secure, and respond to intrusions over the course of a number of
days, the meeting will discuss the methods in more of an overview =
without
applying them directly. Knowing what to do in the case of an intrusion =
is
often times more important than securing any network front end. Being =
able
to balance business needs, security needs, and legal needs is a critical
component that this meeting will solve.
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The will also be a presentation by Jesse Jarzynka previewing Ubuntu =
Dapper
running XGL and Compiz.


As usual, please RSVP (just send me an email) to ensure enough food and
seating is available.
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Thanks,
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Mark
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