RSA: Call for Speakers opportunity

RSA Conference (www.rsaconference.com) has made available the offline call for speakers submission form for RSA Conference 2010, taking place March 1 – 5, 2010, in San Francisco. Information security professionals are encouraged to download the form at: http://sn.im/meyq5. Interested speakers will be able to submit their online submissions once the site is live beginning Tuesday, July 28, 2009. All submissions are due no later than Friday, August 14, 2009.

Paris Air Show

The Paris Air Show 2009 takes place June 15, 2009 - June 21, 2009 at Le Bourget Exhibition Centre. A list of exhibitors (with contact details and profiles) is available, free of charge, on request from Roger Frampton: rogerf@exportaction.net.

CTIA speaking opportunity

CTIA - The Wireless Association is accepting applications to speak at their wireless and entertainment event in San Diego, CA October 6-9, 2009. The deadline for submitting applications is June 20th. For more details, email Roger Frampton.

Kiosk Event

KioskCom Self Service Expo 2009 takes place May 6 and 7, 2009 in Las Vegas. http://kioskcom.com. Contact ExportAction for a list of exhibitor profiles.

Technology Law Conference

The International Technology Law Association (ITechLaw; http://www.itechlaw.org) will hold its 2009 World Technology Law Conference and Annual Meeting in Seattle, Washington, USA, May 14-15, at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel. ITechLaw is an organization for lawyers in the technology sector worldwide. The annual conference (http://www.itechlaw.org/seattle2009/) draws attendees from around the globe, and features international speakers on current important topics in technology law, including e-commerce, intellectual property, outsourcing models, data privacy, open source, Internet gaming, Internet and telecommunications convergence, and the effects of the financial services sector's recent instability on technology law practice.

Security Event

Every year the RSA Conference is built around a different historical theme that highlights a significant use of information security. In 2009 it is influenced by Edgar Allan Poe who was fascinated by cryptography, often concealing anagrams and hidden messages in his own poems. In 1839 Poe conducted his own cryptographic contest, challenging his readers to submit their cryptographs to him, asserting that he would solve them all. A year and a half later Poe ended the contest, claiming to have solved all of the 100 ciphers sent to him. A complete listing of the RSA Conference 2009 agenda can be found at: http://www.rsaconference.com/2009/us/agenda-and-sessions.htm.

Three-to-Watch: At home Spysure’s PC product helps protect children from paedophiles and blocks adult content. In the office it monitors and views employees' activities and tells you what is happening online. http://www.spysure.com. Lanxoma, security software developed by Unity Solutions, restricts access to the root level of computer operating systems, grants limited time access permission to authorized users and records all activity while the authorized user is logged-on - so being a deterrent to the "insider threat." http://lanxoma.com. Naultilus' unique holography revolutionizes overt and covert solutions for brand and print security. http://www.nautilussecurity.com.

NAB 2009 Event

The event "where content comes to life" is in Las Vegas from April 20 to 23, 2009. ExportAction has a list of exhibitors with profiles available on request. Visit our web site and email us.