Fwd: FW: cybergamut upcoming events in June
Joseph Petrocelli
From: Petrocelli, Joe <Joe_Pet...@mcafee.com>
Date: Mon, May 18, 2015 at 4:02 PM
Subject: FW: cybergamut upcoming events in June
To: Joseph Petrocelli <joseph.t....@gmail.com>
Date: Monday, May 18, 2015 at 3:47 PM
To: "Trexler, Eric" <Eric_T...@McAfee.com>
Cc: jpetroce <joe_pet...@mcafee.com>, "Nockels, Alysse" <Alysse_...@McAfee.com>, "Monteith, Eric" <Eric_M...@McAfee.com>
Subject: FW: cybergamut upcoming events in June
Team-
I thought this would be interesting from a competitive intelligence standpoint.
JF
From: Sheldon, Scott W [mailto:Scott....@ManTech.com]
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2015 9:29 AM
To: Ferguson, Jason
Subject: cybergamut upcoming events in June
Jason,
cybergamut provides ongoing professional development opportunities including training and certification classes as well as Technical Tuesday presentations where we share ideas about cyber and innovation.
Our next Technical Tuesday event is 9 June 2015, when Robert Hensing of Microsoft will discuss how to use EMET to Defend Against Targeted Attacks. The live event will be in Elkridge, MD, and we’ve already confirmed cybergamut nodes in Middletown, NJ, Sioux Falls, SD, and Tysons Corner, VA. If you’d like to host a node in a different geographic area, please let me know so I can include the information on the web site and in the detailed announcement.
Later that month on 30 June 2015, Dr. Susan Cole will reveal The Truth about Securing your System. The live event for this one will also be in Elkridge, MD, and we’ll be establishing cybergamut nodes as we get closer to the date.
I’ve posted the abstracts and bios for these talks at www.cybergamut.com.
I’m continuously seeking ideas for future speakers with relevant subject matter, so if you have a suggestion or would like to do a presentation, please contact me.
As always, you can learn additional details about these topics and more at www.cybergamut.com.
Cordially,
Scott Sheldon, PMP, GSLC, GCIH
Chief Suit and Founder, cybergamut
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q1. Is there a fee to join cybergamut or to attend Technical Tuesday events?
A1. There is no fee. cybergamut membership is free; as are the Technical Tuesday events.
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A2. You can follow cybergamut on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook, and you can reply to this e-mail or send me an e-mail at su...@cybergamut.com to be added to my e-mail distribution list. It is absolutely okay to forward these e-mails to others who might want to be notified. Over 2000 people currently receive these e-mails.
Q3. What is cybergamut?
A3. cybergamut is a cyber and innovation community of practice for professionals across industry, academia, and government. We offer professional development opportunities like Technical Tuesday events as well as hosting formal training classes on a periodic basis. The LinkedIn discussion page has a rich offering of topics in a blog-like setting.
Q4. How can I learn more about cybergamut?
A4. Go to our web site at www.cybergamut.com where you’ll find more about the topics in this e-mail, as well as more of the FAQ, the organization’s history, previous events, and upcoming events. You can also reply to this e-mail, send e-mail to me at su...@cybergamut.com or preferably scott....@mantech.com if you have questions not covered on the web site.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q1. Is there a fee to join cybergamut or to attend Technical Tuesday events?
A1. There is no fee. cybergamut membership is free; as are the Technical Tuesday events.
Q2. How do I join cybergamut and is it okay to forward these personalized mass distribution e-mails to people I think will be interested?
A2. You can follow cybergamut on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook, and you can reply to this e-mail or send me an e-mail at su...@cybergamut.com to be added to my e-mail distribution list. It is absolutely okay to forward these e-mails to others who might want to be notified. Over 2000 people currently receive these e-mails.
Q3. What is cybergamut?
A3. cybergamut is a cyber and innovation community of practice for professionals across industry, academia, and government. We offer professional development opportunities like Technical Tuesday events as well as hosting formal training classes on a periodic basis. The LinkedIn discussion page has a rich offering of topics in a blog-like setting.
Q4. How can I learn more about cybergamut?
A4. Go to our web site at www.cybergamut.com where you’ll find more about the topics in this e-mail, as well as more of the FAQ, the organization’s history, previous events, and upcoming events. You can also reply to this e-mail, send e-mail to me at su...@cybergamut.com or preferably scott....@mantech.com if you have questions not covered on the web site.
This e-mail and any attachments are intended only for the use of the addressee(s) named herein and may contain proprietary information. If you are not the intended recipient of this e-mail or believe that you received this email in error, please take immediate action to notify the sender of the apparent error by reply e-mail; permanently delete the e-mail and any attachments from your computer; and do not disseminate, distribute, use, or copy this message and any attachments.