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Date:          Tue, 23 Jan 1996 21:07:45 +0400
From:          ed@iosl.ca (Ed Wilton)
To:            allunv@iosl.ca
Subject:       SecurTech96 in HALIFAX in FEB 22



SECURTECH

The Definitive Information Security Seminar on Client/Server, Internet, and
Electronic Commerce Technologies.

One-day intensive seminar 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM (Registration 8 AM) in nine
Canadian cities.

Sponsored by Sun Microsystems - "The Network is the Computer"
and Kanatek, Canada's premier integrator of Sun systems and Internet solutions.

Core Modules:
- Information as a Corporate Asset
- Technology Trends Driving Security Issues
- The Impact of Distributed Computing and the Internet
- Legal and Privacy Issues
- Private, Secure Strategic and Executive Information Systems
- Doing a Security Audit
- Establishing Corporate Responsibility and a Security Policy
- Managing Network Security
- Internet Security: Web Site Management on Both Sides of the Firewall
- Electronic Commerce Security: Architecture and Technology Trends

Speakers:
Constable Henri Berube, Peel Regional Police Crime Prevention Services
Jan Wolynski, Intersec (formerly of the RCMP Computer Investigation Support
Unit)
Christopher J. Comeau, WebVision Inc. (formerly of Executive Information
Systems, Department of National Defence)
Dr. Gregory E. Shannon, Spanning Tree Technologies

Why you should attend:
Here's what Top North American Information Security/Privacy experts are saying:
- "Under Canadian law, information is not considered property, and,
therefore cannot be legally considered to have been stolen"
- "For most companies, the Internet is their number one security concern
within the next 12 months"
- "Electronic commerce will be pervasive in North America.  However, too few
people understand the underlying technologies, processes and risks
associated with electronic commerce."
- "A burglary that previously went reported as a $5000 theft of hardware,
may now be identified as a potential $7 million theft of R&D or bid information"

Who should attend:
- CIO/Vice President/Director of Information Systems
- CFO/Finance/Comptroller/Administration Manager/Policy Manager
- Law Enforcement-White Collar
- Legal Counsel/Risk Manager/Auditor
- IS Planner
- Project/Department Manager
- Systems Consultant/Integrator/
- WebMaster/Internet Administrator

Where you can attend:
1995
Ottawa, November 21: The Westin Hotel, 11 Colonel By Dr.
Toronto, November 23: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 255 Front St. W.
Edmonton, November 28: Edmonton Convention Centre, 9797 Jasper Ave.
Calgary, November 30: Calgary Convention Centre, 102-9th Ave. SE Winnipeg,
December 5: Delta Inn, 288 Portage Ave.
Vancouver, December 7: Four Seasons Hotel, 791 West Georgia St.
1996
Montreal, February 20: Radisson Hotel, 777 University Ave.
Halifax, February 22: World Trade Centre, 1800 Argyle St.
London, February 27: London Convention Centre, 300 York St.

REGISTER TODAY 1-800-397-9744 Operator 200 Fax 1-800-397-9389
E-mail info@intervista.ca

Seminar Fees and Payment Policy:
Advance Tuition Fee - $450 (all applicable taxes extra - see below)
Registration and payments must be received 2 weeks prior to the seminar date.

Late Tuition Fee - $495 per person (all applicable taxes extra - see below)
Registration and payments must be received one day prior to the seminar date.

No participant will be admitted into the seminar without payment.
Substitutions may be made at any time. Cancellations made two weeks prior to
the seminar will be accepted, subject to a cancellation service charge of
$100.00.
Confirmed registrants who cancel within two weeks of the seminar will have
to pay the entire tuition fee.
All cancellations must be made in writing or faxed to 1-800-397-9389 and you
must receive a cancellation number to confirm. Intervista reserves the right
to postpone, cancel or change scheduled dates or venues. Intervista also
reserves the right to substitute speakers/instructors with other highly
qualified experts.
All cheques (tuition fee plus 7% GST; those attending in Montreal please add
6.5% QST) to be made payable to Intervista Inc. Please mail with one copy of
the registration form per person to:
Intervista Inc.
1200 McGill College Ave.
Suite 1100
Montreal, Quebec H3B 4G7
Payments must be received prior to the first day of the seminar. Please
allow five to seven days for mail delivery.

Presented by Intervista, knowledge-based marketing for the information
technology industry
1-800-397-9744 Operator 200
info@intervista.ca
http://www.cam/org/~ivista/
Dan Hayward   dhayward@ctsnet.com
Computer Telephony Solutions  -  Helping Business Communicate
Fax-on-Demand/Internet/Fax Servers/Teleform/IVR/Telemarketing Fax-on-Demand
DemoLine (613) 247-8900  http://www.ctsnet.com/
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Intervista Inc.                    Marco P. Maertens
1200, av McGill College
Suite 1100                         Tel.:     (514) 937-7405
Montreal (Quebec)                  Fax:      (514) 937-7674
Canada H3B 4G7                     Internet: marco.m@intervista.ca
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Michael J. MacDonald I.S.P.       Mikemac@unb.ca
Senior Systems Specialist         Fax   (506) 453 3566
Faculty of Computer Science UNB   Phone (506) 453 4566
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