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MEDIA ADVISORY
Zone Labs’ Gregor Freund Presents and Moderates Security Panel
at Networked Economy Summit 2003
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Who: |
Panel
Chair Gregor Freund, Zone Labs CEO and co-founder, will
facilitate the “Implementing Technologies to Advance
Global Security” discussion. |
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What: |
A number of challenges exist that make it difficult to increase network security in the immediate future. Mr. Freund’s presentation, and panel immediate following, will examine the current limitations in our existing infrastructure with a focus to identify potential solutions.
Panelists include: Rhett Dawson, CEO and president, Information Technology Industry Council; Dan Burton, vice president, Government Affairs, Entrust; Guy Copeland, vice president, Information Infrastructure Advisory Programs, Computer Sciences Corporation; and Ed Black, CEO and president, Computer & Communications Industry Association |
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October
20, 2003 |
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Time: |
Panel:
10:30 am - 11:30 am |
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Location: |
Hyatt Regency Reston, 1800 Presidents Street, Reston, VA |
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Host: |
The Tech Center, George Mason University School of Law |
About
the summit:
Co-chaired by Congressman Tom Davis, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Don
Evans and Stratton Sclavos, Chairman & CEO of VeriSign, the summit program will take advantage of the greater Washington region’s unique position, featuring policymakers who are spearheading the federal government’s technology efforts as well as business leaders from the area and around the globe whose technology solutions are making the global digital economy a reality.
More than 250 participants, representing senior-level business executives, government officials, national experts, academics, non-profit leaders and other interested parties will participate in the summit. The agenda and speakers are available on-line at: at
www.networked-economy.org
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About The Tech Center
The Tech Center, part of the George Mason University School of Law in
Arlington, Virginia, is a forward-looking research center and think tank that
examines the relationship of the existing legal framework to the rapidly
evolving information-based economy. For more information visit techcenter.gmu.edu. |
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