Systems Engineering and Administration Technical User Group
Providing "Technology On Tap" to the local IT Community since 2001
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Systems Engineering and Administration Technical User Group Providing "Technology On Tap" to the local IT Community since 2001 |
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February 2010 - Topic and Date TBDThe February meeting will be announced shortly. Keep an eye on this site or joing the mailing list for announcements. January 21, 2010 - NAC and Network Security (Bradford Networks)
Click here for the slide deck from the meeting. Topic: Network Access Control and your Network Security Strategy How safe is your network? How easy is it to get invited in to your office, plug a laptop in to any Ethernet jack, get an IP Address and launch an attack? Think that's far-fetched? Ask Hannaford Brothers, or Dave & Buster’s. On a modern day network, you need to protect yourself from the outside and know about every machine and every user on the inside. Network Access Control (NAC) can help keep your network secure by only allowing authorized systems to connect. It can do this through a variety of tactics. Come to this month's meeting to learn about techniques to keep your network safe, and keep your company’s name out of the front page news. John Sheedy, our guest speaker from Bradford Networks, will give an overview of access control solutions and approaches, and will talk about the emergence of adaptive network security to dynamically address today’s challenging threat environment. December 1, 2009 Meeting - Great Turnout, Good discussions
Due to the hectic holiday calendar, we combines our
November and December meetings on December 1st.
Topic: Data Classification and Audit Reporting:
What data classification is and why you need to care.
Over 20 local IT professionals joined in the
discussion. About SEA-TUG SEA-TUG is a technical user group (ie: for System Admins, not home users) meeting once a month on topics relating to IT Infrastructure, Hardware, Software, Security, Patches, Deployment, etc. We are a registered GITCA user group. There is no cost to attend Sea-Tug meetings. We follow the popular User-Group format: a technical presentation followed by a technical/sales presentation (when appropriate). We're similar to some of the more successful user groups such as the Boston Area Windows Server User Group, only without the two-hour drive back and forth. Connect with us on LinkedIn or Visit our blog to read and post interesting news articles, technical tips, or links to helpful whitepapers. The mailing list is now automated; Just send an email to caretaker@sea-tug.com with 'subscribe' or 'remove' in the subject line to be added to or removed from the mailing list. You will not be added to a spam list or have your information sold or given to anyone else, including presenters. JOIN LIST -or- REMOVE FROM LIST Contact Information
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