SAFE ON THE WEB: DIGITAL SECURITY AND PRIVACY (one-day, hands-on)
Instructor: Constantine Kaniklidis

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These technical briefings are concise, technically-oriented, fast-path overviews covering the essentials of various strategic technologies. They may be used as a first intensive look at the topic or as a quick refresher/review and update on the current state of the art. Practical examples, demos, and extensive case studies are used to further enrich the registrant's appreciation. Together they provide comprehensive career survival training for the current and future technology marketplace.

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Web Insecurity:  Why the Internet is Unsafe
        The Threats: Denial-of-Service, IP Spoofing, Trojan Horse, Viruses, email Attacks, 	
        Mobile Code Attacks, Port Attacks, Browser Insecurity
        Cache Insecurity
        Internet Content Issues 
        Broadband Vulnerabilities:  Always-on, Shared Technology, ...
        Wireless Vulnerabilities

Privacy Issues
        Navigation History
        Understanding Cookies and How to Control Them
        Spyware, Web Bugs, and other Assaults on Privacy
        Detecting and Removing Spyware
        Surfing Anonymously
        Taming SPAM
        Assuring email Privacy

Security Countermeasures: A Survival Guide
        Site Trust: Vetting a Web Site
        Effective Antivirus Protection
        Secure Browsers and SSL
        Payment Security:  How to Execute Safe Transactions on the Web
        Proxy Servers for Protection and Privacy
        Code Protection: Dealing with JavaScript, ActiveX, Java Applets
        All about Personal Firewalls
         Wireless Security
         Testing Security:  Online Security Challenge Sites
         The "Fortress" Home User:  Safe on the Web

New Directions in Personal Security Technology