NoVA Sec Meeting 1930 Thu 31 Jan 08

I was determined to start 2008 right by having a NoVA Sec meeting in January. Thursday night is our last chance, but thanks to last-minute coordination with Dowless and Associates we have a meeting location.

The next NoVA Sec meeting will take place 1930 Thursday 31 January 2008 at Dowless and Associates:

13873 Park Center Rd.
Suite 450
Herndon, VA 20171

Devin will speak and demo his One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) box.

Our host is requesting a list of names of attendees, so please RSVP via email (taosecurity at gmail dot com) by end of day Wednesday 30 January 2008. Thank you.

Remember, there are no dues and no requirements for membership. We do leave certifications, FISMA, the certification and accreditation (C&A) process, and related items in the parking lot.

Note: I am only cross-posting this one NoVA Sec announcement because it has been a while since we held a NoVA Sec meeting. I will post future announcements only on the NoVA Sec blog and mailing list.

Comments

Anonymous said…
@Richard,

According to "What Is A CitySec Meetup?" on http://www.citysec.org/

"* There’s no requirement to RSVP"
5:26 PM
Richard Bejtlich said…
cmlh,

There is a requirement if the hosting organization asks.
7:44 PM
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