Meeting Dates

The Council is now officially in summer recess and will resume in September 2010.

We thank you for your continued support.

We will keep everyone up to date, via email and the Council's Web site (www.mscnylp.org), which you should check at least once each week!

On behalf of the Board, I wish you all a safe summer season.

Best Regards,

Phil DeGorter
MSC President

Next meeting will be presented by:
Joseph Healey Business Development Manager, Garda Logistics


An interactive meeting is being presented by Garda, the forum CASH LOGISTICS solutions, that will secure cash control, improve security and reduce operational cost.


Our Second speaker is from the Nassau County Security/Police Network ( SPIN) Police Officer Jesse Atchison will provide an update on the SPIN program and recent NCPD Homeland Security exercises.


Tuesday - May 18th, 2010 at 12:00 PM
Location: Koenig's Restaurant
86 South Tyson Avenue
Floral Park, NY 11001 - (516) 354-2300
LIRR Floral Park Station - Just Walk Down The Stairs
The Banquet Room is located on the second floor.


Register today to take advantage networking and a great presentation.
The attendance fee for non-members is $35.00, payable by cash or check at the door. We are expecting a large turnout. An RSVP is required.


Reserve your seat now, by e-mailing: Southtyson86@yahoo.com


We are looking forward to seeing everyone.


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Regards,
Phil DeGorter
President, MSC

Special Offer to all MSC Members Free addmission to the Computer Forensics Show April 19-20 (Normally $595.00)


Please see below for a list of The Computer Forensics Show Conference sessions
(more sessions to be added)





Conference Schedule


Presentation Descriptions and Presenters Biography
Legal (A) Track

EDD, including Litigation and Best Practice Issues


PANEL DISCUSSION: "E-Discovery Unleashed"
Alexander G. Arato – Vice President, Associate General Counsel at CA, Inc.; David R. Cohen – Partner at K&L Gates

The Next Frontier: Getting the Jump on Esoteric ESI
James D. Shook, Esq., CIPP – Director, EDiscovery and Compliance Legal Team at EMC Corporation

PANEL DISCUSSION: "What Does the Future Hold: Best Practices For Collection"
Canaan Himmelbaum, Esq. – Business Development Account Manager of Fios, Inc.; Mira Edelman, Esq.–eDiscovery Counsel of Hughes Hubbard and Reed, LLP; Hugh Huettner–Technical Computer Forensic Examiner at FTC

Forensically Sound Preservation and Processing of Exchange Databases
Jim McGann – Vice President of Information Discovery at Index Engines

Ten Key Elements of a GREAT Expert Witness: Tips for the Digital Forensics Expert (and the People Who Hire Them)
Monique Ferraro, MS, JD, CISSP – Principal at Technology Forensics, LLC

Cost-Effective E-Discovery Processes
Anne E. Kershaw, Esq. – The eDiscovery Institute

Electronic Data is not Paper Data; Innovation in E-Discovery
Sandra E. Serkes – President and CEO at Valora Technologies, Inc.

Learn to Minimize Document Review and Maximize eDiscovery
Charles Skamser – President and CEO at eDiscovery Solutions Group

Data Collection – An In-Depth Look into Forensic Data Collection
David Herman – Senior Manager at UHY-Advisors

Social Networking in the Legal World, The Good, Bad, and The Ugly
Ron Robinson -Senior Director of Worldwide Marketing at Applied Discovery®
Oren Leib, Esq. -Director of Global Accounts at Thomson Reuters
Vincent Payette – National Practice Manager, Data Collection and Forensic Services at Applied Discovery®



Legal (B) Track
Emerging Technologies/Litigation, Data/Records Management, Reporting, and Privacy

PANEL DISCUSSION: "Achieving Business Efficiencies, Cost Savings and Risk Reduction Through Better Information Management and Litigation Readiness"
David R. Cohen - Partner in K&L Gates; Kathy Froehle - Enterprise Business Architect at Federated Investors; Tom Delaney – Senior Consultant at Project Performance Corp.

Document Preservation and the Double-Edged Sword of Technology
Farrah Pepper – Of Counsel and Vice Chair Information Law and Electronic Discovery Practice Group at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, LLP

Bridging the Gap Between Computer Forensics and Electronic Discovery
Julie Lewis – Founder, President and CEO at Digital Mountain

Building the Business Case for Automating E-discovery
Christopher A. Cotteleer – Partner, eDiscovery and Compliance at Doculabs, Inc.

PANEL DISCUSSION: Navigating Computer Usage and Records Management Policies
William A. McComas – Stevenson University/Partner at Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler, Member of InfraGard®; Michael D. Berman – Counsel with Rifkin, Livingston , Levitan, & Silver, LLC

E-Discovery Planning: Mobile Devices and Digital Forensics
Monique Ferraro, Esq. – Principal at Technology Forensics, LLC

Emerging Issues in Electronic Evidence Gathering
Tony Martino – Sergeant at Utica Police Department, Utica College

Computers, Search Warrants and Privileged Documents
David E. Clark – Attorney at Clark & Towne, PC

Web Browsing: Neither Discreet Nor Discrete
John F. Curran - Executive Managing Director and Deputy General Counsel; Michael F. McGowan - Director of Digital Forensics at Stroz Friedberg, LLC

PANEL DISCUSSION: “Strategies for Responding to Regulator Requests for Forensic Collection and Production”
Aaron Gardner - Discovery Process Manager at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton and Garrison; Robert DeCicco - FTI Consulting




IT Security Track
For organizations that are just beginning to encounter security issues and deals with more broad issues effecting organizations today

Advanced Image Forensics Techniques
Nasir Memon – Professor at Polytechnic Institute of NYU

Cracking 2.1 Million Passwords - Supercharged John the Ripper Techniques
Rick Redman – Senior Security Consultant at KoreLogic, Inc.

IT Risk Assessment – Focusing on Important Things in a Busy Schedule
Samuel BowerCraft, MIS, CISA - Senior Manager at McKonly & Asbury, LLP

Demystifying the Microsoft Extended File System (exFAT)
Robert Shullich, CPP, CISA, CISM, CGEIT, CISSP, GSEC, GCIH, GCFA, CEH – Sr. Security Technology Advisor, Corporate Information Security Office at Bowne & Co., Inc.

Applying a Pattern-Based Strategy to IT Security and Risk Management
Mark Seward, CISA – Director of Security and Compliance Solutions at Splunk

Reducing Risk in the High Performance Enterprise
Michael Rothschild – Senior Manager for Solutions Marketing at Juniper Networks

Sniper Forensics – One Shot, One Kill
Chris Pogue – Senior Security Analyst at Trustwave

Enterprise Information Protection (EIP) – The Next Generation in Information Security/ Information Assurance
Bill Ledingham – Chief Technology Officer at Verdasys, Inc.

Secure Destruction
Brian Martin – Founder at Digital Trust, LLC

Cellular Artifacts, the Analysis, the Pitfalls and Your Company Secrets
Lee Reiber – CEO at Mobile Forensics, Inc.

Virtualization and Cloud - New ApproachesRequired for a New Set of Challenges
Chip Epps- Security Operations Expert at Trend Micro



IT Security Advanced Track
Encompasses more complex and in-depth issues and can highlight the need for additional training

Introduction to Malware Analysis for Security Technologists
Lenny Zeltser – Security Practice Director at Savvis /Senior Faculty Member at SANS Institute

Deployment strategies for effective encryption
Ben Rothke, CISSP, PCI QSA – senior security consultant at BT Professional Services

It Takes an EcoSystem To Effectively Defend Against Modern Malware
Dr. Fengmin Gong – Chief Scientist, Network Security at HuaweiSymantec

Identity Management, Access and the Chaos of Enterprise Security
Gerard Gagliano - CEO/President at Prodentity

Leveraging Network Configuration Change Management for Network Attack Investigation
Alan M. Carroll, Ph.D. – CEO and Founder at Network Geographics, Inc.

Protecting Digital Gold: Safekeeping Customer Records
John M. Kwan – CEO and Founder at VeriPic, Inc.

Teaching Network Forensics to the Next Generation of Investigators
Leighton R. Johnson III – CTO at Information Security and Forensics Management Team (ISFMT)

Laying Siege to Castles in the Sky
Tom Kellermann - Vice President of Security Awareness at Core Security Technologies, CSIS Commission on Cybersecurity




Forensic Accounting Track
Fraud, Financial Investigations, Compliance, Best Practices, Litigation. Forensic accounting is the number one growing field in accounting today

Intellectual Property Crimes
Frank C. Razzano – Partner at Pepper Hamilton, LLP

Using Advanced Data Mining Techniques to Uncover Fraud, Waste and Abuse
David E. Sems, CPA, CITP, CFF – Founder at Sems & Associates, Ltd.

10 Tips for Investigating Financial Fraud
Nicole Bocra – Managing Member at Infinity Investigative Solutions

Accounting for E-Discovery: Toward a System of Generally Accepted E-Discovery Principles
Anthony I. Giacobbe, Jr. - Of Counsel at Zeichner Ellman & Krause LLP

Income Tax Consideration For Victims Of Investment Fraud
Alan A. Gavel, ESQ – Managing Member at Gavel & Leone, PL

PANEL DISCUSSION: Developing an Electronic Data Request in a Forensic Accounting Investigation
Paul Marquez – Senior Manager, Forensic, Litigation and Valuation Services; Joseph Ng – Senior Project Manager, eDiscovery and Digital Forensics; Jonathan Newcomb – Senior Manager, Global Business Intelligence & Investigations at UHY Advisors FLVS, Inc.

Data Information maps for E-Discovery: System of Generally Accepted E-Discovery Principles
Dr. Eric Samuelson – Principal of Eric J. Samuelson Consulting Services




InfraGard
Cyber-crime, terrorism, and information warfare
Cyber crime and terrorism as it relates to Homeland Security, public and corporate policy, risk management, and the protection of our nation’s critical infrastructures

Hacking by Numbers
Tom Brennan – Global Board Member at the OWASP Foundation; member of WhiteHat Security

2010 Cyber Threats and Trends
Ralph Thomas – Deputy Director and Manager Malware Intelligence at iDefense and VeriSign, Inc.

Obtaining Actionable Data & Network Intelligence using Analytical Cubes
Kent Stern, MCSE+I, MCT, MCSD, MCDBA, MCITP, MCTP, CTT, CNA, CISSP – Managing Director, Lead Data Mining Architecture at CodeCenters International

Combating Threats to Your Critical IT Infrastructure
Rodney Joffe – SVP and Senior Technologist at Neustar

Building a Resilient Homeland Network and Protecting Critical Cyber Infrastructure with Deep Packet Inspection
Joel Ebrahimi – Solutions Engineer at Bivio Networks

State of the Hack – Find Evil. Solve Crime.
Michael E. Malin – Executive Vice President and CFO at MANDIANT

Perspectives On Communication With Regards To Cell Phones And Alternate Communication Means
Stephen R. Flatley, CCFE – IT Specialist/Forensic Examiner (Computer Analysis Response Team) at NY FBI CART

The Use of Digital Forensics in On-Site Inspection in Biological, Chemical and Nuclear Facilities
Sali Osman, CISSP, M.Sc, B.Eng. at George Mason University

Using Network Forensics to Combat Cyber Attacks
Joe Habib – Director of Professional Services and Education at WildPackets




The New York Computer Forensics Show
April 19-20, 2010
7 W NEW YORK Convention Center, New York City, NY

For more information regarding the show, please contact us: Phone: (203) 661-4312, Fax: (203) 869-0283
E-mail: info@computerforensicshow.com
http://www.computerforensicshow.com.

Register for free Exhibit hall pass: http://www.eventbee.com/view/computerforensicshow/event?eid=663075325
Register for Conference pass: http://www.eventbee.com/view/computerforensicshow/event?eid=653476322

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Our next meeting will be presented by: Special Agent Dan McCaffrey from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The topic is Organized Retail Crime.
Also presenting will be Tony White from the Investigations unit of The Target Corporation. This will be an interactive discussion.


Sharing Information is the best defense in Shrink Prevention.


Group Email to All Members:
Tuesday - March 16th, 2010 @ 12:00 PM
Location: Koenig's Restaurant
86 South Tyson Avenue
Floral Park, NY 11001 - (516) 354-2300
LIRR Floral Park Sta. - Just Walk Down The Stairs
Banquet Room is located on the second floor.


Register today and take advantage of a great presentation.
The attending fee for non-members is $35.00, payable by cash or check at the door.


We are expecting a large turn out an RSVP is required; reserve your seat now@ Southtyson86@yahoo.com

It’s Our Holiday Party                                                
Tuesday - December 8th, 2009– PLEASE SAVE THE DATE!
12:00PM

Location: Koenig's Restaurant
86 South Tyson Avenue - Floral Park, NY 11001 - (516) 354-2300
LIRR Floral Park Sta. - Just Walk Down The Stairs
Banquet Room is located on the second floor.
Register today and take advantage of a holiday networking party the attending fee for
non-members is $45.00, payable by cash or check at the door. RSVP is required.
Reserve your seat now @ Southtyson86@yahoo.com

Looking forward to seeing you all.

Regards,
Phil DeGorter

Please add your company to our new member directory.

Group Email to All Members:
Wednesday - October 14th, 2009- 12:00 PM
Location: Koenig's Restaurant
86 South Tyson Avenue - Floral Park, NY 11001 - (516) 354-2300
LIRR Floral Park Sta. - Just Walk Down The Stairs
Banquet Room is located on the second floor.
Register today and take advantage of a great presentation.
The attending fee for non-members is $30.00, payable by cash or check at the door. We are expecting a large turn out an RSVP is required. Reserve your seat now @ Southtyson86@yahoo.com

Next meeting will be presented by:
James W. Reed Deputy Commissioner of the Nassau County Office of Consumer Affairs
This will be an interactive meeting on the topic of Identity Theft, which is affecting so many Americans today you won’t want to miss this informative meeting.
Our second speaker is: Joy Watson - Candidate for Nassau County District Attorney please visit her website @ http://joywatsonfornassauda.com/photos.php5

Our third speaker is: Ed Mangano – Candidate for Nassau County Executive
Please visit his website for more information.
http://www.edmangano.com/CommunityCalendar.php

We are also pleased to announce the Executive officers of the Metropolitan Security Council officially appointed Lee Zeldin as our General Counsel.

Lee Zeldin brings to the council a wide range of experience. He is an Attorney, Army Reserve JAG Officer and has served our country as an Operation Iraqi Freedom Veteran.

A former prosecutor and magistrate with the US Army, was recently a candidate for Congress in the First Congressional District of New York.

Lee is now in his own practice, the council officers are confident that his experiences will benefit us all in a profound way.

Lee will start his duties as General Counsel immediately.

We hope everyone had a great summer and we look forward to seeing everyone.

Regards,

Phil DeGorter
President MSC

Group Email to All Members:
Tuesday - June 09th, 2009 12:00 PM
Location: Koenig's Restaurant
86 South Tyson Avenue
Floral Park, NY 11001 - (516) 354-2300
LIRR Floral Park Sta. - Just Walk Down The Stairs
Banquet Room is located on the second floor.
Register today and take advantage of a great presentation.
The attending fee for non-members is $30.00, payable by cash or check at the door. We are expecting a large turn out an RSVP is required reserve your seat now
@ Southtyson86@yahoo.com

This will be an interactive meeting on the topic of Organized Retail Crime, which is affecting so many retailers today.

We look forward to seeing everyone.

Regards,
Phil DeGorter
President MSC

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