[CLUE-Admin] FW: CLUE talk

[David A. Jenne]

Admins:

Buried somewhere below is the abstract for the main talk for the October 12
meeting.  As per Jeff's suggestion at the Admin Meeting, I'm thinking of a
Q&A session for this month's KISS session--sort of a "Stump the Chumps"
session.  We could have a panel of "experts" and open questions up to the
audience for better answers.

Any other thoughts?  suggestions?  Panel volunteers?

David J.

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From: Kevin Fenzi [mailto:kevin at tummy.com] 
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 11:04 AM
To: dajenne at flash.net
Subject: RE: CLUE talk

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>>>>> "David" == David A Jenne <dajenne at flash.net> writes:

David> Kevin, Please send me your abstract and bio for your upcoming 
David> October 12 presentation so I can post them on the CLUE site.

ok. Sorry it took a while to get back to you... 

David> Meetings are held at the Radisson Hotel Southeast Denver, I-225 
David> and Parker Rd.  The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. with a KISS 
David> presentation.  Be ready to go with your presentation about 7:00.  
David> Count on about an hour for your talk, including time for 
David> questions.  We have a projector which works well with most video 
David> adapters.  However, you may want to bring a copy of your 
David> presentation on a CD just in case there is any incompatibilty.

David> The CLUE site has additional information:
David> http://clue.denver.co.us/.  Speaker guidelines are at 
David> http://clue.denver.co.us/speakerGuide.html.  We generally get 
David> together after the meeting for food, beer, etc. and you're 
David> certainly welcome to join us at Gibby's on South Havana.

David> CLUE appreciates your volunteering to present.  Please contact me 
David> if you have any questions.

David> Thanks.

David> David A. Jenne CLUE Speaker Coordinator--Colorado Linux Users and 
David> Enthusiasts 720-482-2554 dajenne at flash.net

How does this look:

Abstract:

A Linux Security Sampler. 

There are a number of new and exciting developments in Security in Linux, as
well as tried and true systems and tactics. In this talk we will touch on
some of the new Security developments out there (selinux, vpns, etc) and
also go over some of the best things you can do to secure your networks and
machines from threats (ssh, firewalls, updates, etc). 

Bio:

Kevin has been working with Linux since 1995. He is the Co-Author of the
Linux-Security-HOWTO. In 1999 he started build the KRUD distribution
(http://www.tummy.com/krud). 
Since 1999 he has been working for tummy.com doing Linux consulting and
System Administration. 

kevin
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