[ale] Fwd: November Meeting of The Atlanta UNIX Users Group
Erick Beebe
erick.beebe at gtri.gatech.edu
Wed Oct 27 09:55:03 EDT 1999
My apologies if you've already gotten this. It looks good..
>Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 22:03:51 -0400
>Organization: Atlanta UNIX Users Group (AUUG)
>From: Atlanta UNIX Users Group <auug at dscatl.atl.ga.us>
>To: erick.beebe at gtri.gatech.edu
>Subject: November Meeting of The Atlanta UNIX Users Group
>
>Topic: Securing UNIX/Linux
>
>Speaker: Michael Warfield
> Internet Security Systems
> Atlanta, Ga
>
>Location: Hewlett-Packard Building
> 20 Perimeter Summit (Near Perimeter Mall) (See directions below)
> Atlanta, GA
>
>Date: Monday, November 1, 1999
>Time: 7:30pm
>
> Some companies still use the "head in the sand" mode of computer
> security. Until you get hit by some nasty attack from a
> malicious intruder, you may not think there is anything you need
> to do other than require all users to change their passwords
> every three months.
>
> But the world is nastier than you may imagine. And some of the
> worst attacks come from within! Either innocently (Gee, I could
> put this neat game on my PC at the office!) or intentionally (I
> wonder what the annual salary was for the do-nothing clod in the
> next office?)
>
> Our speaker has been at the forefront of computer system security
> for many years and has numerous horror tales he could relate.
> But he also will be providing a "wake-up" to our members to show
> what risks are "out there" and what steps we can take to reduce
> them.
>
> Security is part technology and part mental attitude. Come have
> your attitude adjusted!
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>Prior to the meeting, there will be an informal, non-structured
>"guru" session open to anyone wishing to attend. This will start
>around 6:45pm in the meeting room, and we will have one or more
>gurus available to discuss whatever topics/problems/questions the
>attendees care to bring up.
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>Communications. Please visit their web site at http://www.5sc.net
>to learn of their many services.
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>It is with great pride that we recognize our Corporate Sponsors.
>Being aware of the contributions made by the AUUG membership to the
>UNIX community, these firms, both large and small, have made a
>commitment to provide financial assistance for defraying the
>operating expenses of AUUG. We are both pleased and grateful for
>their sponsorship, and hope that they will continue to support AUUG
>in the days to come.
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> Subsequent Meeting: Monday, December 6, 1999; 7:30 pm
> Topic: Hardware to .com your enterprise
> Speaker: Tom Malak -- Sun Microsystems
> NOTE: NO MEETING IN JANUARY
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>For those who need some sustenance before the meeting, you will
>find kindred AUUG spirits at "Fuddruckers" restaurant (240
>Perimeter Center Pkwy) on Hammond Drive across from Perimeter Mall
>and not far from the Hewlett-Packard building. Drop in any time
>after 5:30pm to sit around and chew the fat and indulge in some of
>the Fuddruckers cuisine. This is a chance for folks to get
>together and exchange rumors, ideas, assistance, etc.
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>
> (Parking is allowed in any "Zone 2" area)
>
> --- PLEASE POST ---
>
>
> Corporate Sponsors:
> Hewlett-Packard Co.
> Sun Microsystems
> Pencom Systems
> NCR
> Informix Software, Inc
> Morris, Manning & Martin L.L.P.
> Home Depot
> Five Star Communications
>
>
>
>Lindsay Cleveland (auug at dscatl.atl.ga.us)
>------------------------------------------------------------------
>Directions to Hewlett-Packard Building (20 Perimeter Summit)
>(Last revision: 10-1-99)
>
> | <- Ashford-Dunwoody Rd
> Perimeter Mall |
> |
> ---------+-----------------------+ <- Hammond Drive
> | X <- Fuddruckers |
> Perimeter Ctr Pkwy -> | |
> |
> I-285 | (Exit 21)
> =========================================+===============
> | \
> Lake Hearn Dr -> ------------------+---------+ \
> H-P Building (very tall!) -> X | | \ <- I-285
> Perimeter Summit -> ----| |
> | |
>Perimeter Summit Pkwy -> ------------+---------+--
> |
> |
>
>Take I-285 (northern perimeter) to Exit 21 (Ashford-Dunwoody Road).
>Exit south (away from Perimeter Mall). Turn right at first traffic
>light (Lake Hearn Dr.) Go one block and turn left onto Parkside Place.
>Take first street to right (Perimeter Summit) and follow signs to "20"
>building visitor parking. Take ramp down to parking garage.
>
> +-----------------------------+
> | |
> +===================+ | |
> | +-----------------|-+ | |
> | | | | Hewlett-Packard |
>Ramp ----->| | Parking | | Building |
>to | | Garage | | |
>Parking | | | | |
>Garage | | | | |
> | +-------------------+ | |
> | | |
> +=============+ +-----------------------------+
> |
> |
> |
> |
>----------------------------------- <- Perimeter Summit
>
> >From any level of the parking garage, take elevator to Lobby. At main
>desk there will be a sign-in sheet and directions to the meeting room.
>
>NOTE! When leaving parking garage, observe signs directing to
>Ashford-Dunwoody Dr. and/or I-285. They will indicate you are to turn
>RIGHT onto Parkside Place, go two blocks, turn left onto Perimeter
>Summit Pkwy, and then left onto Ashford-Dunwoody Dr. (If you turn left
>onto Parkside Place, you will not be allowed to turn right onto Lake
>Hearn Dr.)
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