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Member preferences survey

We've been working on the member preferences survey for a while now, with Don Gurski doing the work. He's done a great job, but we want to get a broader range of responses, if possible.

You can download the survey, as a document, below, but here are the questions:

1. How long of a meeting do you want?
1 hour ...a 45 minute presentation with 15 minute question period.
2 hour ...a 1 hour presentation with 30 minute break and 15 minute question period.
3 hour ...two 45 minute presentations with 15 minute question periods.
Other?

2. What type of meeting would you appreciate?
Presentation only
Presentation & panel discussion
Panel discussion only

3. What topics are of interest to you?

4. What is currently your most important security topic?

5. Do you have any suggestions for improving the CIPS SIG Meetings?

You can contact us directly using this website's contact form: SecSIG Contact Form

February 2012 meeting

A presentation on licensing of IT Security Consultants and Investigators.

Dale is going to talk about the value of PI.

Or something like that.

Space is limited, and the names and company affiliation for all attendees is required for security. Therefore, all planning to attend must RSVP to
Tina Yeo.

For more information check here.

June 2012 meeting

June 8

May 2012 meeting

May 11

March 2012 meeting

March 9

April 2012 meeting

Joost Houwen of Grant Thornton will be presenting April 13.

For more information see
here.

Agora

Next meeting is March 23.

January 2012 meeting

Combined meeting with the
BC ISMS (Information Security Management System) User Group, January 25.

Note that this meeting is on Wednesday, not Friday.

Registration for either the ISMS (morning) or SecSIG (afternoon) portion of the combined meeting is mandatory. Contact Ron Johnson by Wed. January 18.

November meeting

How quantum computers can help with difficult security problems. Also, how quantum computers can create difficult problems in the security field. (Yes, we will deal with crypto. But it isn't the biggest part.) (An amusing quantum hacking page shows pictures related to the latest destruction of the commercial quantum crypto systems.)

This meeting will be teleconferenced with the Victoria security group.

Anyone from D-Wave is welcome to attend :-)

The slides for the presentation are attached below. There are notes and a full article behind the slides, although you may need to dig to get at them.

We will also be distributing the SecSIG survey, to be discussed at the December meeting

For more details on the event, click here.

New Website Features

We're pleased to announce the website has undergone a modest makeover! Nothing drastic, but we hope the small changes will improve your experience.

Here's what we've done:

  • The navigation is much simplified (and is now located below the header)
  • The sidebar contains the next upcoming SIG meeting
  • The site now has RSS feeds
  • Comments are now enabled

If you spot any problems, please drop us a message through the site contact form.