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			    SUN USER GROUP
		  Second Annual Technical Symposium
			"Computers & The Law"
                         November 12-15, 1995
                              Tampa, FL

As computers are utilized in more and more aspects of everyday life,
the once distinct areas of technology, legislature, and law
enforcement draw closer together.  This unique technical conference
provides a forum in which members of these three fields can meet to
share experiences and ideas.  The four day technical program (a day of
tutorials, two days of talks, and another day of tutorials) will
provide you with essential knowledge, whether your field is technical,
legal, or law enforcement.

More detailed information of this symposium are available via email at
conference@sug.org or on the World Wide Web at http://sug.org.

If you have further questions, contact the Sun User Group at
(617)232-0514.

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW:

        SUNDAY, November 12, 1995 - TUTORIAL PROGRAM
        MONDAY, November 13, 1995 - TECHNICAL SESSIONS
        TUESDAY, November 14, 1995 - TECHNICAL SESSIONS
        WEDNESDAY, November 15, 1995 - TUTORIAL PROGRAM

TUTORIALS:
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The SUG Tutorial Program brings experienced training professionals to
you.  Courses are presented by skilled teachers who are hands-on
experts in their topic areas.  The tutorials will cover a variety of
topics relating to Sun/SPARC and x86-based machines, running any of a
number of operating systems.

Those who attend the tutorials will benefit from this unique
opportunity to develop essential skills in a unique combination of
UNIX system security, ethical, and legal topics.

The tutorial program at Tampa is divided into two days, with both
full- and half-day tutorials offered.  Attendees may select any
non-overlapping set of classes.  To ensure adequate seating and to
reduce crowding, we are requiring that registrants pre-register for
specific classes.  Please note that some prior knowledge is required
for the advanced tutorials.

SUG's tutorial program is always in demand, and some tutorials are
almost guaranteed to sell out before registration closes.  Attendance
is limited, and pre-registration is strongly recommended.  On-site
registration is possible ONLY if space permits.

		 Sunday, November 12, 1995 Tutorials
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S1 - 9:00am-5:00pm
Basics of Unix Security
Peter Galvin, Corporate Technologies, Inc.

S2 - 9:00am-5:00pm
System Administrator Liability 
Edward A.  Cavazos
				   
		Wednesday, November 15, 1995 Tutorials
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W1 - 9:00am-5:00pm
Firewalls and Internet Security
Rik Farrow, Consultant

W2a - 9:00pm- 12:30pm		
Network Intrusions
John Smith, Computer Crime Unit, Santa Clara County District
	Attorney's Office

T2b - 1:30pm-5:00pm
Ethics and Systems Administration
S.Lee Henry, Johns Hopkins University


KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: 
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The Sun User Group keynote sessions are topical and informative --
speakers you won't hear at any other conference!

	Ken Geide, Chief, FBI Economic Espionage Unit
	"Economic Espionage in the USA"
	Monday, November 13, 9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

	Mike Godwin, Staff Counsel, The Electronic Frontier Foundation
	Tuesday, November 14, 9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
	
	Randal L. Schwartz, Stonhenge Consulting Services
	"Just another convicted Perl hacker"
	 Tuesday, Nov 14, 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.


TECHNICAL SESSIONS (Monday, November 13 & Tuesday, November 14):
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"Computers & The Law" features three distinct parallel tracks of talks:
Technical; Legal; and Law Enforcement.

	The TECHNICAL track will focus on nuts and bolts of
	maintaining a UNIX or Sun system.  These talks will cover the
	all of the newest developments in the changing world
	of technology.  There are talks from the experts on: UNIX and
	network security; encryption; software distribution in a
	client/server environment; firewalls.

	The LEGAL track will cover up-to-date issues of privacy and
	morality, as well as in-depth examinations of the current and
	changing laws pertaining to software and hardware.  Legal
	professionals from all over the country will examine how
	changing technologies will necessitate changes in the law.

	The LAW ENFORCEMENT track discusses computers as tools.  Tools
	which can help in the prevention of crimes -- or in the
	commission of them.  Join or experts in high-tech crime as the
	discuss the discovery, investigation, apprehension, and
	prosecution of crackers, software pirates, and bandits on the
	information on the information superhighway.

SPECIAL FEATURES:

"The Future of Computer Crime, A Panel"

"Unix Security Tools Workshop"
Peter Galvin, Corporate Technologies, Inc.

The Great Debate: Round 2 
"Can Existing Laws Be Applied To Cyberspace?"


RECEPTION Sponsored by our friends at SunExpress!
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You are invited to join in the fun, mingle with old and new friends,
and enjoy the plentiful hors d'oeuvres and beverages.  The Sun User
Group Reception is Monday, November 13, from 6:00-8:00pm at the
Conference hotel.  The Reception is included in the technical sessions
registration fee.  Additional Reception tickets may be purchased for a
nominal fee at the conference.


THE SUN USER GROUP
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The Sun User Group (SUG) brings people together to share information
and ideas about using Sun/SPARC equipment.  You can discover new ways
to save time and money in the pages of _Readme_.  You can get quick
answers to important questions on our electronic mailing list.  At our
seminars you can learn more about the capabilities of your
workstation.  At our conferences, you can meet other people who are
doing progressive and innovative work with their Sun/SPARC equipment.

Now is a better time than ever to join the Sun User Group.  We're
reorganized, reinvented and growing every day.  We've recently
introduced exciting new services specifically for our official LUGs.
Our members-only electronic mailing list has become one of the most
popular routes on the information highway. Our annual conferences
feature respected teachers - from Sun Microsystems as well as many
other areas of the industry.

		  REGISTRATION INFORMATION AND FEES
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    CONTACT SUG AT office@sug.org FOR A REGISTRATION FORM TODAY!!!

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More detailed information of this symposium are available via email at
conference@sug.org or on the World Wide Web at http://sug.org.

If you have further questions, contact the Sun User Group at
(617)232-0514.

For more information please call (617) 232-0514.

SUG Symposium
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Brookline, MA 02146
USA

Email: registration@sug.org         Fax: (617) 232-1347

You may also register over the telephone with a Master Card, Visa or
American Express.