TAG's Security Special Interest Group (SIG) presents:
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| Presenter Jim Straatman |
'Maintaining Innovation in an Insecure World'
This presentation will provide a case study of Logos Bible Software's effort to become PCI compliant and focus on the importance of maintaining an open and innovative spirit in an insecure world. This will include a brief discussion of network and application architecture, general information on the security solutions implemented at Logos, and how security best practices pay for themselves.
When: Wednesday, August 13th 12:00 - 1:30
Lunch provided courtesy of Logos. Please RSVP so we know how many people to expect. For questions please contact Bart Pestarino.
Where: Logos Bible Software (map)
1313 Commercial St.
Bellingham, WA 98225
Who should attend:
- Executives and technical staff looking to learn from Logos's compliance experience
- Security professionals and consultants who want to know how the client thinks
- People interested in creating innovative software environments while keeping an eye on security
About the Presenter:
Jim Straatman is the IT Manager and Senior Web Developer at Logos Research Systems, Inc., the leading publisher of high-end, award winning, multilingual Bible software. He oversees the development and maintenance of large-scale e-commerce and content delivery applications and services. Originally from Seattle Washington, Jim graduated from Western Washington University in 2003 with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. When not at the office, he can be found riding local mountain biking trails.
About TAG's Security SIG:
TAG's special interest group (SIG) on Security is targeted to people that are interested in advancing their knowledge about information technology security. Special Interest Groups (SIGs) meet to discuss a common interest in a particular topic. SIGs provide excellent opportunities for developing and maintaining professional contacts, promoting industry awareness and extending the technical knowledge of members. SIG meetings are free and open to the public, unless otherwise indicated.
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