Information Assurance Students - Network Security and Forensics

**Webcasts**
	Esmark, E. Secure Email The purpose of this presentation is to provide an overview of what you need to know about secure e-mail. The presentation covers how an e-mail is sent and some of the security threats to e-mail communication. E-mail is rapidly taking over the way we communicate in our personal lives as well as business. Although e-mail is relatively easy to use, it is important to understand the risks involved. View: Cable/DSL \|\| Dial-up/Pocket PC \|\| QuickTime \|\| iPod

	Long, R., Perez, S. Social Engineering The purpose of this presentation is to provide an overview of what Social Engineering is, and how Social Engineers work. Additionally, this paper will serve as a how to guide on securing yourself and your valuable data against Social Engineering. This is a non-technical guide intended to train users about security policies and ensuring that they are followed as a primary defense against social engineering. View: Cable/DSL \|\| Dial-up/Pocket PC \|\| QuickTime \|\| iPod

	Ward, S. Applying for Government Agency Positions and Government Contracting Firms The purpose of this presentation is to provide an overview on how to successfully begin looking toward future prospects with Agencies within the government and their subsidiary contracting firms. This will primarily cover the aspects of job requirements, qualifying, disqualifiers, and means of gaining security clearances. This will also present the positive aspects of working in such a high demand and rewarding career. View: Cable/DSL \|\| Dial-up/Pocket PC \|\| QuickTime \|\| iPod

Professional Presentations
	Network Administrator Jason Foust describes Acceptable Use Policy to Fountainhead staff, faculty and students. View: Cable/DSL

	Knox County Mayor Mike Ragsdale proclaims October 25, 2005 as Knox County IACT Cybersecurity Awareness Day. View: Cable/DSL \|\| Dial-up/Pocket PC \|\| QuickTime \|\| iPod

	Investigator Melvin Pierce - Child Exploitation on the Internet Mel Pierce is currently assigned to the "Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force" at the Knoxville Police Department as a Forensic Investigator. He has participated in over 45 search warrants while being assigned to the ICAC Task Force" and has actively participated in the investigation of over 500 cases involving the sexual exploitation of minors. Investigator Pierce gives an outstanding presentation on the reality of crimes against children on the Internet, case studies, what parents should look for, and what is needed in the field of computer forensics in relation to the subject. View: Coming Soon

	Land, D. Cybersecurity Threats from Across the World David Land retired from the US Army Counterintelligence after 21 years of service, where he served as a Special Agent. Mr. Land has spent the past 5 years as a Cyber Counterintelligence Officer supporting the US Department of Energy at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in their efforts to protect US DOE information and infrastructure. In addition to his role at ORNL, he serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the East Tennessee Chapter of InfraGard and teaches at Norwich University and Virginia College. Mr. Land will be presenting "Cyber security threats from across the world." View: Cable/DSL \|\| Dial-up/Pocket PC \|\| QuickTime \|\| iPod

Power Point Presentations
Shannondale Elementary As part of the Shannondale IA Curriculum Integration project, IACT members have held two presentations thus far with Shannondale faculty members in order to educate them on IA issues as they relate to primary education. The first presentation was a very brief introduction to the project, held before the first day of school to the entire Shannondale faculty on August 8, 2005. The second presentation was a more formal Inservice training for the Shannondale faculty held on October 11, 2005. The goal of this training session was to introduce IA concepts, give the faculty some idea of how the concepts would be introduced into the Technology curriculum, reinforce the need for IA integration into the primary level of education, and to answer any questions the faculty may have had. The presentation can be viewed here: http://www.iawire.org/shannondaletraining1.ppt Karnes High School: A Career in Network Security May 13, 2005: Tammy Alexander, IA Coordinator presented an overview of available careers in Network Security & Computer Forensics to Junior and Senior students of Rebekah Taylor's "Internet Navigation" class at Karnes High School. The content of the presentation also included current Internet Crime trends. The presentation can be viewed here: http://www.iawire.org/SecurityCareers2.ppt Knoxville Business & Professional Association: A Phishing Expedition - Identifying Online Scams August 11, 2005: As part of our outreach to local businesses, Tammy Alexander, IA Program Coordinator presented a lecture to the KBPA on identifying online scams as it pertains to phishing e-mails and pharming websites. The presentation can be viewed here: http://www.iawire.org/KBPA_idtheft071105.ppt TBI TIBRS Training Workshop: Identifying Online Scams September 21, 2005: In late September, Casey Rackley, FCT Vice-President and Tammy Alexander, IA Program Coordinator were asked to speak at the annual Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's (TBI) Tennessee Incident Based Reporting System (TIBRS) Training Conference held in Chattanooga, TN. Casey and Tammy embraced this opportunity to train nearly 300 members of the law enforcement community on electronic techniques used to steal confidential information. As a result of this meeting, we are speaking with several members of various agencies about setting up training for their departments. The presentation can be viewed here: http://www.iawire.org/TBI_eidtheft092105_rev2.ppt