CALL FOR = PAPERS: The Computer Forensics Show

November=20 1-2, 2010=20 =95 Fort=20 Mason=20 Convention=20 Center=20 =95 San=20 Francisco,=20 CA

IMAGINE=20 THE ABILITY TO VIEW ANYTHING THAT EVER APPEARED ON ALMOST ANY=20 COMPUTER

LEGAL,=20 ACCOUNTING, IT SECURITY, RISK MANAGEMENT, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT=20 PROFESSIONALS

Forensic=20 Trade Shows, LLC is proud to announce The Computer Forensics Show,=20 November=20 1st and 2nd, 2010=20 at the Fort=20 Mason=20 Convention=20 Center,=20 San=20 Francisco,=20 CA.

The=20 Computer Forensics Show is geared to meet the needs of industry = professionals by=20 providing detailed information regarding the changes and advancements in = the IT=20 security marketplace.

The=20 event will highlight exhibits from some of the leading companies in the=20 industry, complemented by a comprehensive conference program to provide=20 attendees with important information about the latest technological = advancement,=20 ideas and practical information available = today.

The=20 Computer Forensics Show offers its speakers tremendous opportunities for = exposure and recognition as industry leader. Your session will attract = many=20 technical professionals interested in learning from your example, = expertise and=20 experience. In appreciation of your contributions as a conference = speaker, we=20 provide the following benefits:

=95 Complementary = speaker=20 registration to the exhibition and full conference=20 pass;

=95 Complementary = session passes for=20 your colleagues to attend your session (upon=20 request);

=95 Presenters will = receive three=20 promotional conference passes to promote their=20 session.

Please=20 visit our speaker page from this year's show at http://w= ww.computerforensicshow.com/speakers_panels.htm.=20

Forensic=20 Accounting =96=20 Fraud, Financial Investigations, Compliance, Best Practices, Litigation. = Forensic accounting is the number one growing field in accounting=20 today.

Legal=20 (B) =96=20 Emerging Technologies/Litigation, Data/Records Management, Reporting, = and=20 Privacy.

IT=20 Security =96=20 For organizations that are just beginning to encounter security issues = and deals=20 with more broad issues effecting organizations=20 today.

IT=20 Security Advanced Track=20 =96=20 Encompasses more complex and in-depth issues and can highlight the need = for=20 additional training.

Cyber-crime,=20 Terrorism, and Information Warfare Track =96=20 Cyber crime and terrorism as it relates to Homeland Security, public and = corporate policy, risk management, and the protection of our nation=92s = critical=20 infrastructures.

The=20 first and last sessions of each track on both days will be vendor = only=20 and will be open to all attendees at no = charge.

The=20 Show=92s Conference Department is asking industry executives to submit = brief=20 abstracts on some current topics to be presented to attendees in a solo=20 presentation or as part of a conference panel. If you are interested, = please=20 review the following guidelines and contact information, and note the = submission=20 deadlines for the conference.

=95 Speaker Contact = Information:=20 Address =95 Phone Number =95 E-mail Address

=95 ABSTRACT* The=20 presentation abstract should outline your presentation and what = attendees would=20 learn. Please remember=20 that all the content must be strictly educational and marketing oriented = papers=20 will not be accepted. The presentation has to be oriented for: = Accounting,=20 Legal, IT Security, Risk Management, and Law Enforcement=20 professionals.

=95 BIOGRAPHY*=20 The speakers biography should be 60 to 100 words in paragraph form. = These may=20 include present position, titles, areas of professional expertise, = experience,=20 research interests, major publications, degrees,=20 etc.

*=20 Abstract=20 and Biography information should not extend more than one page and will = be used=20 for our Show Guide and Website if = speaking.

Please=20 do not hesitate to include additional material regarding your = presentation(s)=20 for better evaluation.

The=20 total presentation length is 75 minutes: speech ~ 50-60min; = Q&A ~=20 15-20min.

Submissions=20 will be evaluated for originality, significance of the work, technical = content,=20 and interest to a wide audience. Speakers may also be grouped into = panels when=20 there are overlapping topics of interest.

Submissions=20 should be in Microsoft Word and sent to Natalia Manley=20 at nmanley@computerforensic= show.com. Please note that due to the = expected=20 volume of submissions, Forensic Trade Shows, LLC will only contact = speakers who=20 are selected.

By=20 agreeing to speak, you grant one-time permission to Forensic Trade = Shows, LLC to=20 retain and publish a copy of your presentation. The copyright and all = other=20 rights to the presentation remain with the author(s). All rights to and = use of=20 The Computer Forensics Show name and logos are retained exclusively by = its=20 respective party.

A=20 copy of the presentation materials should be submitted to us no later = than=20 August=20 20th, 2010.=20 It should be sent in Microsoft PowerPoint (.ppt) format on the Computer=20 Forensics Show template that will be provided to you prior to the = conference. If=20 you use any animation or active content, please include that as well. = For=20 reliability and security purposes, all presentations will be preloaded = onto the=20 presentation computers at the conference.

Note:=20 Substitutions=20 for speakers are only allowed under emergency circumstances, and = tradeshow=20 management must be immediately notified of any changes. All participants are selected = at the=20 discretion of show management.

Accountant=20 Malpractice Claims

Anonymity=20 and Proxies

Authentication=20 and Access Control

Civil=20 Litigation

Class=20 Action Disputes

Computer=20 Crime and Information Warfare

Construction=20 Solutions

Corporate=20 Governance

Corporate=20 Information

Corporate=20 Risk and Security

Criminal=20 Fraud and Deception Cases

Cyberbullying

Cyber=20 Forensics

Damage=20 Assessment

Digital=20 Forensic Case Studies

Digital=20 Forensic Processes and Workflow Models =

Digital=20 Forensics and Internet

Digital=20 Law

Digital=20 Rights Management (DRM)

Digital=20 Signatures

E-Discovery=20

Employee=20 Internet Abuse

Employment=20 and Family Law Cases

Encryption=20 and Decryption

Environmental=20 Litigation

Financial=20 Investigations and Forensic Accounting =

Forensics=20 Accounting and the Internet

Fraud=20 Investigation

General=20 Commercial Disputes

Identity=20 Theft

Industrial=20 Espionage

Insurance=20 Claims and Digital Forensics

Integrity=20 of Archival Data

Intellectual=20 Property Claims

International=20 Risk and Investigations

Intrusion=20 Detection

IT=20 Security and Compliance

Legal,=20 Ethical and Policy Issues

Mobile=20 Forensics

More=20 General Criminal Cases

Network=20 Forensics

New=20 Firewall Technologies

Portable=20 Electronic Device Forensics

Post-Acquisition=20 Disputes

Privacy=20 and Data Mining

Privacy=20 issues in digital forensics

Privacy=20 Leakage Case Studies

Privacy=20 Policy Enforcement

Security=20 Education and Training

Smart=20 Card Applications

Stealth=20 Data

Steganography

Stylometrics=20 and Author Attribution

Terrorist=20 Use of the Internet

Unauthorized=20 Disclosure of Corporate Information

Additional=20 classes will also be available to attendees such as:=20

Computer=20 Forensics - CCFE Boot Camp - 5 Days

Advanced=20 Computer Forensics - 5 Days

Cell=20 Phone Forensics - 2 Days

Live=20 Memory Forensics - 2 Days

Linux=20 Forensics - 3 Days

Mac=20 Forensics - 3 Days

Reverse=20 Engineering Malware - CREA Boot Camp - 5 = Days

Ethical=20 Hacking - CPT/CEH Boot Camp - 5 Days

If=20 you have any questions about The Computer Forensics Conferences, please = send us=20 an e-mail to info@computerforensicshow.c= om.=20

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