Interhack: Year 2002

Interhack news from 2002.

December 12-13, 2002: Interhack will be exhibiting at the Ohio State Bar Association Management & Technology Conference at the Columbus Convention Center, showcasing our forensic computing services.
December 3, 2002: Interhack announces its HIPAA-related service offerings.
November 25, 2002: Matt Curtin will present Requirements for a Secure Information Infrastructure to the Columbus Chapter of InfraGard.
November 6, 2002: Interhack has been nominated for three Top CAT (Contributors to the Advancement of Technology) awards.
October 29-30, 2002: Interhack will exhibit at the Columbus ITEC, at the Greater Columbus Convention Center. We will also be participating in the InfraGard information security panel.
October 23-24, 2002: Interhack will sponsor the Second Columbus INFOSEC Forum, the theme of which is, "Making the Case for CyberSecurity in the face of Austerity".
October 17, 2002: Forensic data analysis will be the topic of Matt Curtin's presentation to the Northeast Ohio Chapter of the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA).
September 24-26, 2002: Interhack returns to Cleveland to sponsor Privacy2002. You're invited.
September 18, 2002: Matt Curtin will present Requirements for a Secure Information Infrastructure to the Dayton Chapter of InfraGard.
September 18, 2002: Paul Graves will discuss There Still Is No Free Lunch with the Columbus Computer Society.
September 6, 2002: Life Online will be the topic of discussion at The Wellington School. Interhack founder Matt Curtin will lead that discussion.
July 16, 2002: Paul Graves will discuss There Is No Free Lunch with the Licking County Computer Society.
July 11, 2002: Pete Ware joins Interhack, bringing additional expertise to its forensic analysis and information security practices.
June 27, 2002: Fugitives' use of the Internet helps authorities to find them. Matt Curtin discusses tracking by email with WBNS 10TV's Roger McCoy.
May 22, 2002: Matt Curtin will deliver a lecture entitled "Is Computer Security Possible?" to the Columbus Computer Society.
May 7, 2002: Spyware package Spector Pro is briefly examined and discussed. Our findings include mechanisms to detect Spector Pro's presence and the discovery that employers who use the system could well compromise proprietary data by handing it over to Spectorsoft.
April 11, 2002: Matt Curtin will be speaking on the topic of Internet Security at the Central Ohio chapter of the International Association of Printing House Craftsman.
March 11, 2002: Matt Curtin will present "Cryptography in Practice" at the Central Ohio chapter of InfraGard. (Slides available.)
March 6, 2002: "Assessing Risk in Information Systems" is the theme of Matt Curtin's presentation for the March 2002 meeting of the Central Ohio chapter of the Information Systems Security Association.
March 5, 2002: We've released our remarks on the NIST draft document, Guidelines on Securing Public Web Servers.
February 28, 2002: Interhack releases PCFriendly Enables DVD Backchannels, showing how adding Web content to a DVD might have more drastic implications than originally imagined.
February 22, 2002: Privacy Still matters. A Harris Interactive poll finds that 91% of consumers would do more business with firms whose privacy policies are certified.
February 21, 2002: Matt Curtin will be speaking at the First Columbus INFOSEC Forum. Our topic is wireless network security.
February 6, 2002: Matt Curtin will be at the Barnes & Noble bookstore at Easton in Columbus, Ohio, to lead a discussion on privacy and security and to sign copies of Developing Trust from 5-7 p.m., February 6, 2002.
January 28, 2002: Consumers should demand online privacy and security, writes Matt Curtin in The Columbus Dispatch.
January 9, 2002: Matt Curtin will be delivering "Privacy and Security Gotchas: How the Bad Guys Catch You With Your Pants Down" at the Columbus Computer Society's Consulting SIG meeting.