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On May 11th, 2006, Raj Goel, CISSP presented at 

(ISC)² Security Leadership Conference,
Washington, DC, May 10-11, 2006
The two-day conference included an number of interesting presentations, including Gigabeam's WiFiber product, NIST's new, high-speed AES-based encryption standard, and trends in government regulatory compliance.  FISMA compliance (or lack thereof) was a popular topic.
 
This two-part session discussed trends in HIPAA, Sarbanes Oxley (SOX), Gramm Leach Bliley Act (GLBA), PCI CISP Credit Card Compliance and trends in state data breach laws, including Illinois' Personal Information Privacy Act (LAW) and how it differs from the New York State Information Security Breach and Notification Act as well as California's SB-1386.
 
Based on feedback from SecureChicago, these presentations include additional case studies including:
  • Orthopaedics Northeast backdoor
  • Israel's TrojanGate
  •  Japan's Winny P2P Infection
  • Sony's DRM rootkit problem
  • Sumitomo Bank, London Branch, keylogger

  • Ponemon Institutes'  Cost Of carelessness research study
  • BJ's Wholesale Club FTC Settlement
  • DSW's FTC Settlement
  • Choicepoint's FTC Settlement
  • Bank Of America / Joe Lopez trojan lawsuit
  • Bank  Of America / Margaret Harrison ID Theft story
  • NCSoft's Lineage MMORG ID Theft
  • South Korea's proposed ID theft law 
 
As is customary for ISC2 events, the attendees were CISSPs, and prospective CISSPs seeking to earn CPEs, network with fellow CISSPs and keep abreast in a dynamically changing security threat landscape.