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Wednesday, March 14
 

9:00am EDT

Security SIG
Discussions relating to Current and upcoming Security issues

Speakers
avatar for Darlene Quackenbush

Darlene Quackenbush

Information Security SIG, James Madison University
Darlene leads JMU’s information security program in the areas of security planning, risk and contingency management, and incident response. She also facilitates information technology policy development, strategic planning, and audit processes for JMU's Information Technology department... Read More →


Wednesday March 14, 2018 9:00am - 10:00am EDT
Holley V/VI

11:30am EDT

My Phish is bigger than your Phish
Has your university or college been "caught" in a phishing scam? How do you train your customers to not take the "bait"? What strategies are being used to prevent users from being "lured" into providing PII, passwords, usernames, etc.? Join us in a panel discussion where we share "phishing catch and release tales" that we can all learn from....

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Brenda Bowling

Information Security Officer, Virginia Community College System


Wednesday March 14, 2018 11:30am - 12:30pm EDT
Lee
 
Thursday, March 15
 

11:30am EDT

Providing IT Support to Public Safety Departments
Have you ever supported a Public Safety Department in an academic environment? If not, have you ever been interested in what a University Police Department's technological needs are? Topics and discussions of this BoF will include out-of-the-norm IT needs such as dashboard cameras, Body Worn Cameras (BWCs), License Plate Recognition (LPR) Software, Law Enforcement Records Management System (RMS), Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (iCAD) system and the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) security standards that govern their use.

Speakers
avatar for Dan Han

Dan Han

CISO, Virginia Commonwealth University
Dan is the Chief Information Security Officer for VCU. He has over 20 years of experience working in IT and information security. Before getting into information security, he worked in application development, network and system administration, and database administration. He holds... Read More →
avatar for Amber Shaffer

Amber Shaffer

VCUPD IT Team Lead, Virginia Commonwealth University


Thursday March 15, 2018 11:30am - 12:30pm EDT
Holley VII

11:30am EDT

Tracking and Recovering Moving Assets
In 2009, Shenandoah University implemented the iMLearning initiative, a two to one technology program that has proven to be very successful and very popular with students and their families. Over the nine years of iMLearning’s existence, more than 22,000 devices have been issued to students, faculty and staff.

An important piece of this story is that the equipment is leased for eight semesters and students take these devices with them when they leave campus for all breaks. These assets are constantly in motion. A consistent issue has been asset recovery when students fail to meet the requirements of the equipment lease.

After multiple attempts and mixed success, with JAMF Pro, Shenandoah University has had much improved and more immediate success at asset recovery and resolution. The presentation will explore where iMLearning began and how it has progressed in the nine years of its existence as well as the financial implications of the improved process.

Speakers
avatar for Tom Anderson

Tom Anderson

Assistant Director, Operation Support Services, Shenandoah University
avatar for Don Silvius

Don Silvius

Senior iMLearning Support Specialist, Shenandoah University
Don Silvius came to Shenandoah University in 2006 as the Laptop Support Specialist after spending seventeen years in the software world. With the beginning of the iMLearning Program in 2009, he also took on the role of manager of the Help Desk. In 2011, Don moved into the role of... Read More →


Thursday March 15, 2018 11:30am - 12:30pm EDT
Holley I/II

3:00pm EDT

Research data compliance, making sense of the specs
We're all so excited about the Controlled Unclassified Information, what about the other classifications? How can you know the differences between FISMA, CUI, various NIST guides, IRB.

Speakers
avatar for Clark Gaylord

Clark Gaylord

Director Research Technology Services, George Washington University
Mr. Clark Gaylord is the Director of Research Technology Services at The George Washington University where he leads a team of High Performance Computing and Research Cyber Infrastructure professionals supporting GW's diverse research portfolio. In this capacity he is also director... Read More →


Thursday March 15, 2018 3:00pm - 4:00pm EDT
Holley V/VI
 
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