Take the Puzzle Out of Cyber Security!
The 26th Department of Energy (DOE) Cyber Security Group (CSG) Training Conference was held Tuesday, May 25, through Thursday, May 27, 2004, at the Sheraton Overland Park Hotel, Overland Park, Kansas. Pre-conference workshops were offered on Monday, May 24. There was no charge to attend the conference.
Conference CD
Download presentations and presenter information from all four days. Available as an Roxio Easy CD Image File (77MB), or Zip Archive (59MB).
CSG training conferences provide a forum for DOE and DOE contractor personnel to share cyber security information and concerns. This year’s conference theme was “Take the Puzzle Out of Cyber Security!” The conference agenda featured speakers from across the Federal Government, as well as the Department and the National Nuclear Security Administration. The conference Steering Committee Chair was Mr. Michael Robertson from DOE Headquarters, and the 2004 Program Chair was Ms. Lori Ross O’Neil, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, Washington.
Pre-conference workshop sessions were offered on Monday, May 24. Some workshop sessions required preregistration; refer to the conference agenda for more information. Additional “Birds of a Feather” sessions occurred in the evening throughout the conference.
You've probably heard a little something about Kansas City’s world-famous barbecue and mouthwatering steaks. Kansas City is just like the food it's famous for: spicy, sizzling, casual, and friendly. This year’s fabulous social feast, Food and Fun—Kansas City Style, was held on Tuesday, May 25. We sampled these epicurean delights (check out this menu!) and savored the fun of Comedy City’s “Half-Court Press.” Advance tickets for the social were sold out.
New This Year! We invited students of accredited U.S. colleges and universities to submit original, not previously published papers on cyber security topics. See the Call for Student Papers page for more information.
Vendors - If your company would like information about the exhibits at this conference, please use the contact form at the Federal Business Council or contact Liz Hood on (301) 206-2940 x227.
Attendance at this conference can be used to meet requirements for computer security training as specified in Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circular A-130, Management of Federal Information Resources, 11-28-2000, and Public Law 100-235, Computer Security Act of 1987, and Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002.