Planning to Fail: Continuing to get it wrong
COLUMBUS, OHIO (April 16, 2004) -- Interhack's Matt
Curtin will deliver a keynote talk as part of Security
Week at The Ohio State University. On April 26,
Curtin will deliver the talk, “Planning To Fail:
Continuing To Get It Wrong” at the Faculty Club
Grand Lounge on the campus of The Ohio State University.
Abstract
It has been said that a failure to plan is a plan to
fail. While computer security research has been
active for more than thirty years, the practice lags
decades behind the theoretical state of the art. We
will consider trends in the cost and frequency of
failure in security, the forces shaping these trends,
and strategies for managing security rationally.
About CyberSecurity Week at Ohio State
The Office of the Chief Information Officer, in
conjunction with its Enterprise Networking Security
Group, has scheduled CyberSecurity week at Ohio State
for April 26-30. During CyberSecurity Week, there will
be a featured speaker discussing a security related
topic each afternoon.
There is no charge or pre-registration for the
events. Everyone, whether affiliated with Ohio State
or not, is welcome to attend. Please plan to attend as
many of the seminars as your schedule permits.
More information is available online at
cio.osu.edu/cybersecurity/.
About Interhack
Founded in 1997 as a private research group, Interhack
has built its reputation for technical excellence and
brought its pioneering expertise to market since its
incorporation in 2000. The Columbus-based
professional services firm now has practice areas in
information assurance, forensic computing, and
outsourced IT. Interhack can be found on the Web at
web.interhack.com.
