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2010
Speakers
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Speaker |
Bio |
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Robin Jackson
Security+, ITIL
Chief
Montana Dept. of Labor &
Industry, ERD/MSB
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Robin is currently the bureau chief for the Management Services
Bureau of the Montana Department of Labor and Industry's Employment
Relations Division. A native Montanan, Robin has acquired his
computer skills over the course of more than 28 years in a career
that has included the creation and sale of two computer companies
and working in the military intelligence community. He is currently
writing a Backtrack 4 users manual and is an active member of the
security community in Helena.
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Todd Kendall
Technical Architect
Symantec Corporation
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As a security consultant for Symantec for the past 11 years, Todd
has had experience in both the commercial security world, and within
the highly secure networks for the Department of Defense (DOD).
Todd has provided a broad range of consulting and consulting
management efforts for tasks that include security policy
development, network security design and review, network and
application vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, security
and regulatory compliance evaluation, intrusion detection, analysis
and response, and digital forensics. Todd has presented at
past conferences on wireless vulnerability assessments and has been
involved as a Digital Combat Judge, participant, and conference
whipping boy.
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Doug Mann
CISSP
Northrop Grumman
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Doug has worked for Northrop Grumman as a system administrator and
manager for over 14 years. In recent years his role has
shifted towards the information security field. He received
his CISSP certification in May and plans to continue studying for
additional information security certifications. Doug actively
participates in the Helena chapter of the 2600 group and other local
information security groups.
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Brad Smith
RN, CISSP, NSA-IAM
Director, Computer Institute of the Rockies
Event Sponsor - Host


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Brad started working with computers in 1972, was featured in 1995 HIMSS -
Microsoft Medical Software section and in 2005 was named the Microsoft
Small Business Solution Provider Partner of the Year, an
award given to only one small business for the entire world.
Having helped craft the HIPAA law, Brad works with rural medical
facilities helping them meet this complex and needed law, without
going broke. He is a frequent lecturer on security topics at
national conferences.
Brad has been selected to speak at Defcon 18, thousands of
people apply to speak and it has one of the highest rejection rates,
but this is not Brad's first dance. He is a repeat speaker
there and who could resist " Weaponizing Lady GaGa" and psychosonic
weapons demonstrations. |
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Michael Unquera
BS, MSIA, CISSP
Information
Security Administrator
Diamond B.
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Michael became interested in information security and
assurance eight years ago when he first started working in the
technology industry for the systems administrator at Rocky Mountain
College, where he graduated in 2003. More recently, he achieved one
of his lifetime goals and received his Masters of Science in
Information Assurance from Norwich University, where he had the
opportunity to work with many talented and intelligent people. He
is currently studying for his Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification. In his spare time, of which he has very little, he likes to golf,
swim, hang out with friends and family, and work on his house. |
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