[Owasp-austin] Advanced Persistent Threat - What Does it Mean for Application Security? - OWASP Meeting (Sponsored by Expanding Security)

Tue Feb 16 12:20:09 EST 2010

I just wanted to remind everyone that we have an OWASP meeting next 
Tuesday from 11:30am to 1:00pm.  It will be in our usual location at 
National Instruments with a special treat of lunch being provided by 
Expanding Security.  Details are below.  See you there!

Sincerely,

Josh Sokol
Austin OWASP Chapter President
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LUNCH SPONSORED BY EXPANDING SECURITY
When: February 23, 2010, 11:30am - 1:00pm 
Topic: Advanced Persistent Threat - What Does it Mean for Application 
Security? 
Targeted attacks, slow moving malware, foreign intelligence/government 
sponsored hackers, corporate/industrial espionage – all fun and games? Not 
really. These vectors are occurring today, and the threat vector has bled 
into the application space. What do you have to contend with once it 
passes through the firewall. 
Who: Matt Pour (Blue Coat Systems) 
Matt is a Systems Engineer for Blue Coat Systems. Utilizing over ten years 
of information security experience, Matt provides subject matter expertise 
of ensuring security effectiveness while addressing business controls and 
requirements to a multitude of industries regardless of size and scope. 
Previous to Blue Coat Systems, Matt Pour was a Security Solutions 
Architect and X-Force Field Engineer for IBM ISS. 
Where: National Instruments, 11500 N Mopac, Building C which is the 
tallest building on campus (8 levels). There will be signs posted in the 
lobby to direct you where to go and the receptionists will be able to 
assist you as well. See directions to National Instruments. 
Cost: Always Free 
Questions or help with Directions... call: Josh Sokol (512) 619-6716. 
RSVP on the Austin OWASP Ning Site 
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