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NSS07 forum 27 November 2007 @Pisa - Italy --Net&System

@SystemGroup (www.atsystemgroup.org), a collaboration between between
@System and BitFlow, is organizing the 5th edition of the Convention
"Net&System Security" on IT Security, which will be held on November 27,
at Pisa's Palazzo dei Congressi.

The event is being organized with the collaboration and coordination of
all the representatives of the IT environment (Research & University,
Companies, Associations) of which: IIT of Pisa's CNR, IBM Italia, Sun
Microsystems Italia, Microsoft Italia, Cisco Systems, Nokia Italia, @
Mediaservice.net, Wildix, AIPSI, CLUSIT, Computer Science Department --
University of Pisa, and under the patronage of: Pisa Municipality, Pisa
District, IET Engineering Department -- University of Pisa, AIPSI, and
CLUSIT.

The specific theme of this convention is the new frontiers of IT
Security, holding as objective the creation of contact between research,
university, students, companies and TDM, and delving deeply into current
themes related to IT security.

Discussion areas in this year's convention are the following:

    * NetworkSecurity
    * HoneyNet
    * Voip Security
    * Asterisk Security
    * Mobile Security
    * System Programming & OS Security
    * Virtualization

Participation at the event is, as usual, free of charge.
Pre-registration is strongly advised, as it helps speed up recepetion
operations in the morning. It can be made through the online module.
(http://www.atsystemgroup.org/convegni/nss07/modulo+di+registrazione).

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