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Started by Steve Romig
Mon, 26 Feb 2001 18:21
OSU SECWOG: Steve McDonald, legal Q&A; Feb 28, 3-5 PM, OSU Main Campus
Author: Steve Romig
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2001 18:21
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2001 18:21
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This month's meeting:
Will be on February 28th, from 3-5 PM, in Baker Systems 120 (usual
4th Wednesday, usual time, usual place).
Our speaker this month is Steve McDonald. Steve will be on the hot
seat for a "legal issues" Q&A session. I imagine that many of the
issues (and especially the answers) will be highly specific to OSU,
but the general issues explored will probably be of interest to a
much wider audience.
If you have questions in mind already, send them to me so that I can
forward them to Steve so he can think about them in advance. Its
always fun to try to trip him up with unexpected questions, but hey,
lets give him a break :-)
More about Steve:
I don't have an official bio for Steve. He's a lawyer,
representing The Ohio State University. He has given several
presentations at past SECWOG meetings on legal and privacy issues,
especially regarding FERPA and the Ohio Public Records laws. He's
got a good understanding of computers and the Internet from both a
"how does it work" and "what can you do with it" perspective.
He's clever, and often funny.
It promises to be a fun and informative time!
About these meetings:
The Network Security Group meetings are usually held on the fourth
Wednesday of each month from 3-5 PM on the Ohio State University
main campus in Columbus (usually in Baker Systems 120). The goal of
our meetings is to share information about computer security tools,
practices and problems. Anyone and everyone are invited to attend.
We also have mailing lists for people who are interested in
discussing network security issues, or who just want announcements
about meetings and security bulletins. Send mail to
romig@net.ohio-state.edu for more information.
Note that this is *not* the same as the bi-weekly security lunch at
Battelle (the AEGIS group), though you are welcome to attend
either. For more information about AEGIS, please contact me.
See http://www.net.ohio-state.edu/security for information about the
services that we provide, future meetings, resources, contact
information, directions, mailing lists, free money (just kidding!)
and so on...
--- Steve
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