Reminder: BPLUG MEETING TONIGHT

[Don Monroe]

Mark,

I know that I e-mailed you earlier and advised that I would be
attending but my wife had an unexpected surgery yesterday and I am not
going to be able to make it to the meeting tonight.  I am very sorry. 
Can you snag a copy of those posters for me?  I will make arrangements
to pick them up next week if that is okay with you.  Again I am sorry.

Best regards,

Don Monroe

On 5/26/05, Mark Musone <mmusone at shatterit.com> wrote:
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> Buffalo Professional Linux Users Group Meeting 
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> Date: Thursday, May 26th 6:00pm-9:00pm 
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>       The PCA Group 
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>       Airport Commerce Park 
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>       455 Cayuga Road, Suite 200 
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> Topic: 
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>      Securing and Hardening Linux 
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> 6:00pm-7:00pm Core changes for default Linux Installations 
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>             removing services 
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>             reconfiguration of stock applications 
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>             3rd party core application replacements 
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>             firewall rules 
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> 7:15pm-8:00pm Security monitoring and detection tools 
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>                                     Michael Richardson -
> State Univ. of New York at Buffalo 
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>             nessus 
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>             tripwire 
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>             snort 
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> 8:15pm-9:00pm Real-world security incidents: 
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>             tips and techniques 
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> demo hacked linux servers  
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> recovery 
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> Note, we will have some additional posters from he last meeting to give out,
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> If you have not done so, a response is greatly appreciated to ensure enough
> seating. We have already had a large number of people respond, so please
> email rsvp at bplug.org 
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> If you have emailed a response already, you do not need to send in another
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> The Buffalo Professional Linux Users Group (www.bplug.org) is focused on the
> use of Linux and Open Source in professional business environments. We have
> organized presentations and seminars, and bring up topics that are of
> interest to people that use or would like to use Linux as part of a
> corporate solution set. We disseminate practical information and proven
> solutions from IT professionals who have successfully tackled a wide range
> of enterprise Linux deployment challenges. It's a rare opportunity to
> benefit from the experience and insight of peers from companies that are
> both local and national. Our mailing list can be subscribed to by sending an
> email to bplug-subscribe at bplug.org. 


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