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			The Security Series
		Presented by UniForum and Software Forum

The Security Series is an informative series of full and half-day
seminars designed for those who are new to computer security or just
want to learn more about security.  This unique series provides a forum
for attendees to share experiences and learn more about security from a
panel of experts.

Tuesday, December 12, 2:00-6:00pm
"Confidentiality: What does it mean to your business?"
Session Chair:  Phillip Moyer, Stanford Research Institute

Confidentiality is one of the essential components of any information
security policy.  How we keep information available for the "good guys"
and away from the "bad guys" must be considered in the design and
implementation of every information system.  When the bad guys are all
"out there" on some other net, this can be done with careful use of
encryption and firewalls.  When only some of the people "inside" the net
should be allowed to access particularly sensitive information (e.g.,
personnel, accounting, advanced planning), appropriate access control
policies must be established by upper management and enforced by
appropriate components throughout the "inside" net.  This paneled
session will address the following aspects of confidentiality:
*	Advances in IP specifications and cryptographic enhancements,
	SSL and SST, and Internet Commerce
*	Internal network topology, encrypted file systems, intra-network
	firewalls
*	Personal confidentiality and privacy issues, workplace ethics,
	cyber-rights


Thursday, January 11, 2:00pm to 6:00pm
"Encryption: Is this the key to data security"
Session chair: Dr. Bob Baldwin, RSA

Cryptography is essential in the world of security.  This session 
will address the range of different applications that are made
possible by cryptography.  After a brief overview, a stellar host of
panelists will share their expertise and explain how they use this
remarkable technology.  This will be a great opportunity to ask the
experts about what is possible now and in the future.

Panelists and Topics:
Tahar El Gamal, Chief Scientist, Netscape	Electronic Commerce
Chini Krishna, Terisa Systems			Electronic Commerce
Whit Diffie, Sun Microsystems			Social Implications
Web Augustine, VP, Verisign			Digital Certificate & 	
						 Identities
John Gilmore				   	Export Controls


Location:	The Westin Hotel
		5101 Great America Parkway
		Santa Clara
Cost:		$99.00 (members of UniForum or Software Forum)
		$175.00 (non-members)

For more information and to reserve your space, call Karen @ UniForum,
1-800-255-5620, extension 30 (e-mail: karen@uniforum.org) or
see our Web page at http://www.uniforum.org (Seminars and Conferences).