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Conference Mission Statement

"A leading-edge forum for attendees to learn from experts and leaders in the emerging world of policy and technological advancements in the security domain and to engage in the information sharing and discussion over best practices "

Gala Keynote Speaker: Rudy Giuliani Chairman and CEO Giuliani Partners Keynote Speaker: John Pescatore Vice President and Research Fellow, Gartner Inc. Keynote Speaker: Charles J. Salameh President, Bell Security Solutions Keynote Speaker: Mary Carman Chief Information Officer, Industry Canada

Canadian InfoSec Summit Overview

IT Security and National Security are terms everyone is acutely aware of, affecting all governments and corporations worldwide. They raise real issues that are not going to go away. Although the security sector has grown rapidly, the industry is in its early stages. Companies and government organizations need to be aware of existing and new security issues and understand the tools needed to address them.

Building Blocks Technologies Inc., along with key industry partners, Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation (OCRI), University of Ottawa and Algonquin College, is presenting the Canadian InfoSec Summit 2005 in Ottawa, spring, 2005.

The Canadian InfoSec Summit 2005 will present world-renowned keynote speakers in the security domain and will be sponsored by some of Canada's largest corporations. North America's leading security services, governments and technology companies will be participating in this premiere event.

Positioned in Ottawa, Canada's technology capital and home to the Canadian government and most of its departments, this city is the natural choice for hosting this event.

Along with leading experts in the security industry, you will meet with leaders in government, education and business. Our target audience include Chief Information Officers (CIOs), government policy makers, researchers and technology executives.

Conference Topics:

• Critical Infrastructure Interdependencies
• Emergency Preparedness
• Risk Management and Security Engineering
• Securing Electronic Service Delivery
• Policy Issues of interest to Chief Information Officers
• Identity and Access Management
• Transitioning Technology Platforms, Best Practices Panel
• Certification & Accreditation
• Homeland Security: Lawful Access, Industry Panel