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InfraGard is an information sharing and analysis effort serving the interests and combining the knowledge base of a wide range of members. At its most basic level, InfraGard is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the private sector. InfraGard is an association of businesses, academic institutions, state and local law enforcement agencies, and other participants dedicated to sharing information and intelligence to prevent hostile acts against the United States. InfraGard Chapters are geographically linked with FBI Field Office territories. Learn more about InfraGard
Meetings
Date: Monday, December 12, 2011
Time: 2:00 - 4:30
Location: Webster University in St. Louis
Room: Large conference room in the Emerson library (101 Edgar Road)
Parking: Garden street parking garage (568 Garden Avenue)
Two speakers will be followed by discussion of future plans for our chapter of InfraGard, request for additional volunteers and board members, and we will end with an open roundtable discussion.
The conference room will hold about 50 people so please RSVP To Jamie Myrick at James.Myrick@infragard.org .
Speaker & Topic: Jerry W. Gamblin, Security Specialist, Missouri House of Representatives, "What We Can (and Should) Learn from LulzSec"
FBI Speaker & Topic: SA Bill Dorsey, Weapons of Mass Destruction Coordinator will cover WMD response and WMD issues for the St. Louis Region.
Presentation Overview: LulzSec didn’t invent hacktivism, but its small crew of hackers whose motto is “Laughing at your security since 2011!” merrily sailed the cyber-seas for 50 days of mayhem that became one of the biggest tech stories of 2011. LulzSec caused (and is still causing) sleepless nights for security professionals around the world. Jerry Gamblin will discuss what they did, how they did it, and how we should have been able to stop them.
Jerry Gamblin has been the Network Security Specialist for the Missouri House of Representatives since 2005. He manages the Missouri House of Representatives security program and speaks regularly to security groups around the country about network security and security awareness issues. He was a featured speaker at the CyberCrime 2011 Symposium in New Hampshire, and he organized a Security B-Sides conference which was held this Fall at the Missouri Capitol.
Details of the location are on the following maps:
- Campus Map Overview
- Emerson Library Conference Room (101 Edgar Road), shown as Number 9 on the map.
- Park in the Garden street parking garage (568 Garden Avenue) shown as number 23 on the map.
Recent Meetings
April 12, 2011, Task Force Officer Brian Mize discussed "Advanced Persistent Threat" (APT) - and how the FBI addresses this issue. An open round table discussion followed in addition to a brief overview of Infragard for our guests.
Dec 9, 2010, Cory Bys, Senior Information Security Administrator, First Services, L.P., spoke about several concepts to improve security controls. Tim Brooks, Chief Information Officer, St. Louis University, spoke about security for higher education.
Oct 28, 2010, Bill Reichmuth, Senior Director of Security for Centene Corporation spoke about Workplace Violence. Brian Mize, Detective, Chesterfield Police Department,spoke about the RCCEEG Cyber Task Force, their mission and capabilities.
Jul 23, 2010, Washington University. Brian Allen, Network Security Analyst, spoke about security tools, malware prevention, removal and reporting. FBI speaker Joe Papes spoke about economic espionage.
April 29, 2010, Hilton at the Ballpark, Downtown St. Louis. Joshua Brown, Senior VP, MIS, Fleishman Hillard, and SANS mentor spoke about Windows Security, data encryption, password policies, and protecting vital accounts.
Dec 3, 2009, Jefferson Barracks Theater. Rich Kreiger, Auditor with Anders, Minkler & Diehl LLP, CPAs & Consultants spoke about Corporate Fraud and their role as it relates to these incidents.
Supervisory Special Agent/Chief Security Officer Dennis Rice spoke on the topic of physical and information security.
Sept 3, 2009, St. Charles County Ambulance District. Johnny Amos, Fraud Investigator for Commerce Bank, spoke on the topic of bank robberies and related security measures. Special Agent David Rizi spoke about bank fraud and cyber threats.
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