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Rochester Security Summit

October 9 & 10, 2012   -   Rochester, NY

The 2011 Conference was a Smashing Success!
Here's What You Missed!

The 6th annual Rochester Security Summit 2011 at the Hyatt Regency Rochester has received rave reviews! Stay tuned for announcements for the 2012 conference.

The presentations from our amazing speakers in 2011 are now available - just click here.
 

2011 Speaker Information

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Thank You to our 2011 Rochester Security Summit Sponsors

 


Diamond


iSECURE, LLC


Platinum


McAfee


Gold


PAETEC


Silver


Imperva                Modulo      SecureState


Bronze


Dell SecureWorks           Palo Alto Networks        

Q1 Labs         Secure Network Technologies        Security Innovation

Accunet     Crossbeam

Finger Lakes Technology Group

Thank You to our 2011 Rochester Security Summit In-Kind Sponsors

Allworx      ciber      Durkee Consulting       

Mercury Networks      

Thank You to our 2011 Rochester Security Summit Partners

Rochester ISSA          OWASP

Event Highlights

  • Business Security Track

    The Business Security Track is designed to help business and IT leaders understand current and emerging security issues, how they impact our organizations and how other security thought leaders are protecting their organizations. This track will feature management topics that are vital for business professionals and organizational leaders to understand including security strategies, risk management, threat trends, legal issues, business continuity, security compliance and standards.

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  • Application Security Track

    The Application Security Track targets software architects, quality assurance engineers, developers, application penetration testers and ethical hackers by focusing on how to improve the security of custom software or how to validate software products obtained from external sources. Information security managers can also gain a better understanding of application security risks at the implementation level. Topics include application design and implementation flaws, software security best practice, testing and exploitation techniques for custom applications, malware analysis, tools and techniques that can assist in developing more secure code or for ways of protecting custom applications, code reviews and software security testing and verification.

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  • Infrastructure Security Track

    The Infrastructure Security Track is designed for technical system and network security professionals as well as technical information technology professionals including system and network administrators. Topics include network penetration testing, technical security standards and best practice, intrusion detection, network and system forensics, incident handling, technical hacking and attack techniques, protecting the network, systems, devices and services that form the infrastructure for our organizations.

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