Online Security, a global provider of computer forensics and information technology risk mitigation since 1997 OnlineSecurity Upcoming and Recent Speaking Engagements   Location   Sponsor   Event Title   Speaker   Synopsis New York City, Jacob Javitts Center Dec 08 2004   Dec 08 2004   ISSA     InfoSecurity 2004     Erik Laykin     Network Forensics: Following the Evidence to the Edges of the Network New York City, Jacob Javitts Center Dec 08 2004   Dec 08 2004   ISSA     Info Security 2004     Erik Laykin      Computer Forensics Primer: Prove and Win Your Case Princeton, New Jersey Dec 02 2004   Dec 02 2004   SillsCummis     IT Summit: Panel on Electronic Evidence Discovery     Erik Laykin Marc Friedman Trent Dickey     The challenges and trends in Electronic Evidence Discovery, including innovative methods for recovering, restoring and discovering and the legal implications. University Club of Pasadena Sep 14 2004   Sep 14 2004   Los Angeles Chapter of ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association)q     Audit and Security Presentation to Membership at Large     Erik Laykin     Tentative Subject: Presentation about Data Authentication and Protection Ventura, California Sep 13 2004   Sep 13 2004   Ventura County     Information System Security Forum     Erik Laykin     TOPIC TBD Rancho Bernardo Inn, San Diego, CA Aug 19 2004   Aug 22 2004   BT Financial Services, Inc     BT Schmoozer 7     Erik Laykin     This session will explore tested investigative techniques employed by leading corporate risk firms. Managing first responders and developing a systematic approach to implementing a cost-effective solution to unexpected events which can empower departments as varied as Human Resources and Information Technology can play an integrated role in the overall objective of the reduction of corporate risk. The vast majority of corporate documents now exist in electronic form. Electronic evidence is fragile and easily erased or otherwise compromised, however new forensic tools allow the cost effective and safe recovery of deleted, hidden and temporary files normally invisible to the user. How can you best protect your evidence from spoliation or negligent modification? What do you do with Electronic Discovery requests? How do you retroactively map network usage throughout the enterprise? Who should be the first responders? What techniques are employed to find the digital smoking gun? Mr.. Laykin manages complex investigations for numerous Fortune 50 companies and will examine the tools, methodologies and case studies which represent the winning and losing strategies of computer forensic and information technology based fraud analysis. The Harvard Club, New York City Aug 10 2004   Aug 10 2004   The Wall Street Transcript     The Online Security Forum: Eliminating the Threat of Spam and Viruses     Erik Laykin     Protecting Digital Assets: inclding Recovery of "deleted" emails, Prevention of cyber-squatting and web site hijacking, Investigation of theft of trade secrets and solicitation of employees, Computer forensic investigations and data reconstruction, Internet investigations, Tracking violators of intellectual property and counterfeit products, Corporate espionage countermeasures San Francisco, CA Jun 23 2004   Jun 23 2004   California CPA Education Foundation     CA CPA Education Foundation Fraud Conference     Erik Laykin and Glen Hastings     Both Mr. Laykin and Mr. Hastings will be speaking on Electronic Fraud Technology - monitoring for electronic fraud - available diagnostic tools and software - practical steps to mitigate IT fraud - Checklist to use with clients Universal City, CA Jun 22 2004   Jun 22 2004   California CPA Education Foundation     CA CPA Education Foundation Fraud Conference     Erik Laykin and Glen Hastings     Both Mr. Laykin and Mr. Hastings will be speaking on Electronic Fraud Technology - monitoring for electronic fraud - available diagnostic tools and software - practical steps to mitigate IT fraud - Checklist to use with clients Cal State Fullerton, Titan Student Union, University Conference Center 800 North State College Blvd., Fullerton, CA Jun 02 2004   Jun 02 2004   2004 Orange County Disaster Preparedness Academy     INFRAGARD: America’s Private Sector Partnership to Protect the Critical Infrastructure     Erik Laykin     An in depth look at the structure and mandate of America’s largest private sector partnership to protect the critical infrastructure from natural or man-made disaster, terrorism and crime: The FBI Infragard program. Now with over 11,000 members and 80 chapters nationwide, Infragard’s growth and relevancy at the local level has never been more apparent. Erik Laykin, chapter President of FBI Infragard Southern California will discuss local and national initiatives to strengthen the lines of communication between the public and private sector and what you can do to get involved. Venetian Hotel - Las Vegas May 24 2004   May 28 2004   CAWorld     Incident Response: Best of Breed Practices     Erik Laykin     This session will explore tested investigative techniques employed by leading corporate risk firms. Managing first responders and developing a systematic approach to implementing a cost-effective solution to unexpected events which can empower departments as varied as Human Resources and Information Technology and can play an integrated role in the overall objective of the reduction of corporate risk. Mr. Laykin manages complex investigations for numerous Fortune 500 companies and will examine the tools, methodologies and case studies which represent the winning and losing strategies of managing and investigating information technology risk and fraud. Venetian Hotel - Las Vegas May 24 2004   May 28 2004   CAWorld     Finding the Smoking Gun: Computer Forensics and Information Technology Investigations     Erik Laykin     Corporate America is coming to terms with the new reality of the electronic smoking gun. Information Technolgoy fraud investigators are now relied on to establish fact while faced with the uncertain world of digital evidence and challenges of capturing events in real time across multiple jurisdictions. Mr. Laykin will examine the tools and methodologies which represent the cutting edge of computer forensic examinations and provide case studies of recent wins in the fight against fraud. Venetian Hotel - Las Vegas May 24 2004   May 24 2004   Computer Associates     CA World Session SG403SN: To Outsource or Not to Outsource? That is the Question      Ron Moritz, Erik Laykin     The risk and rewards of outsourcing. Los Angeles, Ca May 13 2004   May 13 2004   The Software Council & The Association of Information Technology Professionals     Risks of Outsourcing Software Development     Erik Laykin     Erik Laykin will discuss today's hot issues surrounding outsourcing: such as security and privacy concerns, loss of intellectual property, employee backlash and how to mitigate against the serious real time risks associated with off shore software development. Renaissance Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia May 10 2004   May 12 2004   EC Council     Hacker Halted 2004     Erik Laykin     Erik Laykin will explore emerging issues related to the investigation of information technology fraud and crime on an international platform. New investigative technologies and statutes will be cited along with case studies of recent Malware and Intellectual Property investigations which have employed computer forensic and traditional investigative techniques. FBI Los Angeles May 04 2004   May 04 2004   Infragard Los Angeles     The FBI/Infragard Mandate in Southern California     Erik Laykin     Mr.. Laykin will address the Southern California Infragard Membership on issues relating to the mandate of FBI / Infragard Los Angeles and the challenges that lay ahead in promoting communication and information sharing between critical infrastructure sectors and the public sector in all 7 Southern California counties. Hong Kong Convention & Exibition Center, Wanchai, Hong Kong Apr 02 2004   Apr 02 2004   Informatics     Symposium on Computer Hacking Forensics Investigation     Erik Laykin - Keynote Speaker     Mr. Laykin will be speaking on the topic of Computing Power Enhances Terrors' Reach Hong Kong Convention & Exibition Center, Wanchai, Hong Kong Apr 02 2004   Apr 02 2004   Informatics     Symposium on Computer Hacking Forensics Investigation     Erik Laykin - Keynote Speaker     Mr. Laykin will be discussing the topic of Emerging Threats from International Information Espionage Hong Kong Convention Center Feb 18 2004   Feb 18 2004   IDG World Expo     Integrated Security Conference & Expo Asia 2004     Erik Laykin     Mr. Laykin will be the Keynote Speaker covering the topic of "Emerging Threats from Cyber Terrorism & International Information Ezpionage" Miami, Florida Feb 02 2004   Feb 02 2004   Security Industry Association     Technology & Terrorism     Erik Laykin     Los Angeles, CA Nov 14 2003   Nov 14 2003   Irell & Manella LLP     2004: the Summer from CyberHell     Erik Laykin     Roundtable Discussion Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, D.C Nov 03 2003   Nov 05 2003   Computer Security Institute - 30th Annual Computer Security Conference     Dealing with the California Personal Identifiable Law     Erik Laykin     On July 1, 2003, California Senate Bill 1386 became law. Among its ramifications was the requirement for enterprises dealing with personally identifiable information to notify affected individuals in the event of a suspected breach of confidentiality. This part of the law got a lot of press coverage and led to much hand-wringing and "no way" and "we are doomed" statements from various levels of management at various corporations, wherein people entertained visions of conducting massive notifications of tens of thousands of customers and clients any time there was a "suspected" incursion. In this session, Erik Laykin of OnlineSecurity analyzes what this law actually requires from a business, not legal standpoint. Erik then describes how different companies planned, implemented and are continuing to evaluate and implement appropriate mechanisms to address and resolve not just notification, but all the requirements of this law. Also covered will be these companies' comprehensive assessment of the law's impact including its legal, technological, operational and brand management impacts. Their action plan includes elements of encryption, risk assessment, intrusion detection and other items wrapped in sound management. Maybe this doesn't apply to you; maybe you don't do business in California or have no clients there or hold no personal information regarding California citizens. But US Senator Diane Feinstein has repeatedly stated that she would like this to be the model for a Federal law. Even if it still doesn't apply to your shop, this is great information on how to respond proactively to a significant change in the legal environment. Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, D.C Nov 04 2003   Nov 05 2003   Computer Security Institute - 30th Annual Computer Security Conference     Incident Response & Computer Forensics: Case Studies and Best Practices     Erik Laykin     This session will explore tested investigative techniques employed by leading corporate risk firms. Managing first responders and developing a systematic approach to implementing a cost-effective solution to unexpected events which can empower departments as varied as Human Resources and Information Technology can play an integrated role in the overall objective of the reduction of corporate risk. The vast majority of corporate documents now exist in electronic form. Electronic evidence is fragile and easily erased or otherwise compromised, however new forensic tools allow the cost effective and safe recovery of deleted, hidden and temporary files normally invisible to the user. How can you best protect your evidence from spoliation or negligent modification? What do you do with Electronic Discovery requests? How do you retroactively map network usage throughout the enterprise? Who should be the first responders? What techniques are employed to find the digital smoking gun? Mr. Laykin manages complex investigations for numerous Fortune 50 companies and will examine the tools, methodologies and case studies which represent the winning and losing strategies of computer forensic and information technology based fraud analysis. Chicago Oct 02 2003   Oct 02 2003   Chicago: ISSA Chapter     "Investigating and Combating Malware”     Glen Hastings     Mr. Hastings will speak on the spate of recent viruses including Sobig, Blaster, and Swen and how malware can be investigated and mitigated. San Diego California - Manchester Grand Hyatt Sep 28 2003   Sep 28 2003   Toorcon.org - Information Security Conference     Security in the New Age      Erik Laykin, Moderator     Security in the New Age - Concluding Conference Panel With - Dan Kaminsky, Lance James, Jason Peel Fort Gordon - Augusta Sep 20 2003   Sep 26 2003   Homeland Security Summit 2     Dealing with the California Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Law      Erik Laykin     Fort Gordon - Augusta, Georgia Sep 24 2003   Sep 24 2003   Homeland Security     Homeland Security Conference “Security and the 21st Century CEO”     Glen Hastings     Mr. Hastings will speak on how compliance, the convergence of physical and IT security, and global terrorism are increasing the need for CEOs to provide active security leadership within their organization Davidson Conference Center, USC Sep 16 2003   Sep 16 2003   Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBEAR)     Pan-Pacific Strategies to Secure the M-Com Marketplace     Erik Laykin - Panelist     As more and more people move into the wireless world both for communication and commerce, the security of not only their "transaction" but of the network as a whole comes into question. A keynote and roundtable dialogue amongst senior executives from firms that have operations at various points in the region will guide our ½ day discussion of strategies and technologies being adopted to secure both communications and commerce on the mobile platforms and the relevance of these efforts to the over-arching cyber security concerns of all nations surrounding the Pacific Rim. In addition to the intelligence provided by attending executives the faculty of CTM will provide further data on security perceptions from the user community as it has appeared in the CTM Asia Wireless Survey and the VoIP study. All attendees will also receive an update on the state of the soon to be launched Institute for Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (ICIIP). Rancho San Bernardo Aug 22 2003   Aug 25 2003   Stonefield Josephson, LLC     Computer Forensics / Fraud     Erik Laykin     Computer Forensics / Fraud 8000 Sears Tower Chicago, IL 60606 Jul 18 2003   Jul 18 2003   Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal, LLP     CLE - Computer Forensics     Erik Laykin     Continuing Legal Education presentation on Computer Forensics Las Vegas, NV - CAWorld Jul 15 2003   Jul 15 2003   Computer Associates     Incident Response: Best-of-Breed Practices     Erik Laykin     This session will explore tested investigative techniques employed by leading corporate risk firms. Managing first responders and developing a systematic approach to implementing a cost-effective solution to unexpected events can empower departments as varied as Human Resources and Information Technology to play an integrated role in the overall objective of the reduction of corporate risk. Las Vegas, NV - CAWorld Jul 14 2003   Jul 14 2003   Computer Associates     Convergence of Physical & IT Security: A New Dynamic     Erik Laykin     This session will explore the development of an enterprise-wide corporate security system - one designed to achieve the goals envisioned by management leaders viewing their company, industry and market landscape in a long-term, consistent manner and using their IT systems to reach corporate objectives of driving profitability, establishing corporate culture, accentuating a global presence, creating brand awareness and maximizing investor relations. Las Vegas, NV - Mandalay Bay Convention Center Jul 13 2003   Jul 13 2003        Security Command Center International Press Review     Erik Laykin and Ron Moritz     Press Launch of Security Command Center Riviera Country Club Jul 08 2003   Jul 08 2003   LAVA - Los Angeles Venture Association     Economic Espionage, Fraud & Embezzlement     Erik Laykin - Panelist     Mr. Laykin will team up with Stan Stahl, President, Citadel Information Group, Inc., Steven Fink, President Lexicon Communications Corp., and Noeleta E. Lacey of Advanced Records Management Inc. will be the moderator; all to discuss the reality of today's information -dominated business environment, where economic espionage, fraud and embezzlement have become top management concerns. Disney - Burbank, CA Jul 08 2003   Jul 08 2003   InfragardLA     InfragardLA quarterly meeting     Erik Laykin     Mr. Laykin will be chairing the quarterly meeting. Washington, DC Jun 25 2003   Jun 25 2003   Federal Bureau of Investigation     Infragard National Congress     Erik Laykin     The Future of Infragard Washington DC Jun 23 2003   Jun 23 2003   Computer Associates     Information Technology Investigations & Computer Forensics Corporate Briefing     Erik Laykin     Electronic Fraud Technology - - Digital Evidence primer - Monitoring for electronic fraud - The coporate & US Law enforcement partnership - Practical steps to mitigate IT Fraud Burbank, CA Jun 18 2003   Jun 18 2003   California CPA Education Foundation     2003 Financial Statements and Tax Fraud Conference     Glen Hastings     Mr. Laykin will be covering the following topics: Digital Evidence Primer - Monitoring for Electronic Fraud - International Economic Espionage - The Corporate & US Law Enforcement Partnership - Practical Steps to Mitigate I.T. Fraud Connexion By Boeing - 15460 Laguna Canyon Road, Irvine, CA 92618 Jun 18 2003   Jun 18 2003   AIP - Association of Internet Professionals Orange County     AIP Corporate Security Conference - Are you Really Secure?     Erik Laykin     Corporate Security Issues Hilton Universal - Universal City 555 Universal Terrace Parkway Jun 18 2003   Jun 18 2003   Hochman, Salkin, Rettig, Toscher & Perez, PC and Kajan Mather & Barish     2003 Financial Statements and Tax Fraud Conference     Glen Hastings     Electronic Fraud Technology - - Digital Evidence primer - Monitoring for electronic fraud - The coporate & US Law enforcement partnership - Practical steps to mitigate IT Fraud San Francisco Jun 17 2003   Jun 17 2003   California CPA Education Foundation     2003 Financial Statements and Tax Fraud Conference     Erik Laykin     Mr. Laykin will be covering the following topics: Digital Evidence Primer - Monitoring for Electronic Fraud - International Economic Espionage - The Corporate & US Law Enforcement Partnership - Practical Steps to Mitigate I.T. Fraud Fairmont - San Francisco 950 Mason Street Jun 17 2003   Jun 17 2003   Hochman, Salkin, Rettig, Toscher & Perez, PC & Kajan Mather & Barish     2003 Financial Statements & Tax Fraud Conference     Erik Laykin     Electronic Fraud Technology - - Digital Evidence primer - Monitoring for electronic fraud - The coporate & US Law enforcement partnership - Practical steps to mitigate IT Fraud Rochester, New York Jun 12 2003   Jun 12 2003   Computer Associates     Information Technology Investigations & Computer Forensics Corporate Briefing     Erik Laykin     Electronic Fraud Technology - - Digital Evidence primer - Monitoring for electronic fraud - The coporate & US Law enforcement partnership - Practical steps to mitigate IT Fraud Chicago, Illinios Jun 02 2003   Jun 02 2003   Computer Associates     Information Technology Investigations & Corporate Forensics Corporate Briefing     Erik Laykin     Electronic Fraud Technology - - Digital Evidence primer - Monitoring for electronic fraud - The coporate & US Law enforcement partnership - Practical steps to mitigate IT Fraud Istanbul May 20 2003   May 20 2003   Asian Development Bank     36th annual Asian Development Bank Congress     Erik Laykin     Mr. Laykin will be speaking on the topic of Information Technology Risk Mitigation in water and energy infrastructure development projects Pechanga Resort & Casino, Temecula California Apr 23 2003   Apr 25 2003   California State University San Bernadino     Information Technology Security Conference     Erik Laykin & Glen Hastings     April 24th - Mr. Hastings will be speaking on the Provisions of SB1386 and its Implications for Information Secuirty Professionals April 24th - Mr. Laykin will be speaking on the topic of Legal and Compliance Issues for Informaiton Security Los Angeles Apr 15 2003   Apr 15 2003   The Information Systems Audit and Control Association & Foundation     30th Annual ISACA Spring Conference 2003     Glen Hastings - Panelist     Compliant Management Tools What tools could assist your industry in compliance? Financial, Health Care, Government, Manufacturing, and Service Industries, to name a few, all have requirements to comply with the standards in their fields. Security and Privacy must be part of today’s Policies and Procedures. Participate in a panel discussion of Management Tools available that could make compliance easier and provide your company with reports on how they can remain compliant. Vendors from different compliant management tools organizations will discuss how their tools can help! Loyolya Marymont University Mar 28 2003   Mar 28 2003   UN Secret Service Electronic Crimes Task Force     UN Secret Service Electronic Crimes Task Force     Erik Laykin - Panelist     Mr. Laykin will be participating in a panel discussion on government / private sector cooperation Peterson Automotive Museum - Los Angeles, CA Mar 25 2003   Mar 25 2003   ASIS - American Society for Industrial Security     The Government / Private Sector partnership to protect the Critical Infrastructure of the United States: the FBI's Infragard      Erik Laykin     The Government / Private Sector partnership to protect the Critical Infrastructure of the United States: the FBI's Infragard London, England Mar 17 2003   Mar 18 2003   National Crime Squad     Telecommunications Crime II     Erik Laykin     Fraud in the Enterprise: Economic Espionage Dangers in the Connected World; Cyber Terrorism: a real or overstated threat? Penn Club - New York City Mar 12 2003   Mar 12 2003   Hong Kong Association of New York     Intellectual Property Protection     Erik Laykin     Intellectual Property Protection for New York businesses operating in China New York, NY Feb 25 2003   Feb 25 2003   Kelly Drye and Warren     CLE     Gene Thompson - Presenter, Erik Laykin - Co-Presenter     Digital Eveidence Preservation and Computer Forensics. Bethesda MD Feb 22 2003   Feb 22 2003   Lerch Early & Brewer     Annual Retreat     Gene Thompson & Erik Laykin - Co-Presenters     Computer Forensics / Electronic Discovery Evaston, IL Jan 17 2003   Jan 18 2003   Kellog School of Management, Northwestern University     8th Annual Digital Frontier Conference     Glen Hastings     Glen Hastings will be speaking on a panel discussing Technology and Security post September 11th. Topics of discussion will include IT security, policies, and the impact on privacy. Odyssey Restaurant, Granada Hills Nov 20 2002   Nov 20 2002   Los Angeles Chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and the San Fernando Valley Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors.     Information Technology Fraud     Erik Laykin     Information Technology Fraud - Emerging threats and their practical responses The last decade has witnessed an explosion of Information Technology related fraud. International borders are now crossed at your desktop. Network analysis tools are struggling to cope with the flood of real time data. Law enforcement is overwhelmed. This presentation will focus on the practical, historical and social implications of the vast and expanding networked world and those within it's shadows that are poised to exploit it's weaknesses. Case studies will site recent major fraud cases and will highlight successful as well as disastrous approaches. Mountain, CA Oct 24 2002   Oct 24 2002   Microsoft and the Center for Continuing Education     Electronic Discovery Procedures     Albert Barsocchini     The majority of documents now exist in electronic form. Additionally, computer evidence is fragile, easily erased or otherwise compromised and needs to be handled correctly. Litigatiors practicing in today's digital environment must understand the various ways information can be stored and retrieved not only to ensure compliance with discovery rules, but also to build the best possible case. Failing to do so may not only prejudice their case, but may be malpractice. New forensic tools allow the cost effective and safe recovery of deleted, hidden and temporary files normally invisible to the user. This course will discuss the latest in procedural and forensic protocols used in electronic discovery. You will also be shown the tools used by forensic investigators. Bren Event Center UCI Campus, Irvine, CA Oct 17 2002   Oct 18 2002   Irvine Chamber of Commerce     ComTech 2002 - Network Security - 2:00 - 3:00     Erik Laykin - Panelist - Security and Recovery Solutions     Is your company vulnerable to cyber attacks? How protected is your company from hacking? What are the risks, threats and vulnerabilities associated with keeping your company assets secured? These questions and many more will be answered during this seminar. Find out about new security devices and how to protect your organization from cyber attacks. Monterey, CA Oct 10 2002   Oct 13 2002   California State Bar Annual Meeting     Law Office Computer Security     Albert Barsocchini     It has been said that at the heart of the Internet is a force that wants to find out everything about you. Once it has found out everything about you and two hundred million others, that's a very valuable asset, and people will trade and do commerce with that asset. The law office, like any office, can be divided up into so called "security zones". The zones include the physical office, the computer workstation(s), the local area network (LAN), integrity and email. The elements to a successful security policy include backing up your data, using firewalls & virus scanners, using data encryption for sensitive email, and having an office email, internet, document retention policy and disaster plan. This is a must attend for all lawyers! Omaha, Nebraska - Mutual of Omaha's Crystal Room Sep 19 2002   Sep 19 2002   Mutual of Omaha     Heartland CFE Annual training Conference 2002     Erik Laykin     Computer Foresics, Cyber-Crime and it's inpact on the industry Marin County, CA Sep 19 2002   Sep 19 2002   Marin County Bar Association     Electronic Discovery Procedures and Protocols     Albert Barsocchini     The majority of documents now exist in electronic form. Additionally, computer evidence is fragile, easily erased or otherwise compromised and needs to be handled correctly. Litigatiors practicing in today's digital environment must understand the various ways information can be stored and retrieved not only to ensure compliance with discovery rules, but also to build the best possible case. Failing to do so may not only prejudice their case, but may be malpractice. New forensic tools allow the cost effective and safe recovery of deleted, hidden and temporary files normally invisible to the user. This course will discuss the latest in procedural and forensic protocols used in electronic discovery. You will also be shown the tools used by forensic investigators. Green Hasson & Janks Sep 10 2002   Sep 10 2002   Marcia Wainess     Managing Partners Roundtable     Erik Laykin     Internet Security and Current trends in Computer / Technology Security. San Francisco, CA Sep 05 2002   Sep 05 2002   Legal Marketing Association     The Future of Technology in the Law Office     Albert Barsocchini     This seminar will discuss the latest trends in law office technology from the leading experts in this field. Moderated by Albert Barsocchini, Esq. an editorial advisor to Law Technology News. San Francisco Aug 28 2002   Aug 29 2002   Legal Tech     How (Not) to Commit Malpractice with your Computer     Albert Barsocchini     This course will talk about how to save your law license! Computers have made it possible to commit malpractice at the speed of light. Technology enhanced errors and omissions are magnified and potentially, client confidences are at risk, and worse! We cover email security, internet use and abuse, electronic discovery, hacker intrusions and computer viruses. Rancho San Bernardo Jul 23 2002   Jul 26 2002   Stonesfield Josephson, LLC     Computer forensics and Fraud     Erik Laykin     Computer Forensics and Fraud Atlanta, Georgia Jul 20 2002   Jul 24 2002   Association of Trial Lawyers of America - Annual National Conference     Discovery of Insurance Company Computer Systems     Erik Laykin     Discovery of Insurance Company Computer Systems-------------Advanced technology is at once increasing the transparency of litigants while simultaneously increasing the costs associated with discovery. Taking the necessary steps to protect evidence which is being sought can be an arduous and complex task. Having a clear understanding of the systems and documents which are being requested will have a very important impact on your overall case management and your ability too properly review what is available. As with most complex litigation today, cases involving insurance companies can produce volumes upon volumes of documentation. Not only must litigants be aware of what documents and systems to request in discovery but it is also vital that systems are in place to review documentation efficiently once it has been retrieved. FBI Los Angeles Headquarters Jul 09 2002   Jul 09 2002   Los Angeles InfraGard Chapter     FBI/Infragard Panel Discussion     Erik Laykin     Erik Laykin will chair a panel discussion on Intellectual Property Rights in which new enforcement and legal strategies are explored. Panelists to include: Supervisory Special Agent Ken McGuire AUSAa Alikhan & Jackie Chooljian David Corwin, Attorney with Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) Shanghai, China May 10 2002   May 12 2002   Asian Development Bank and the Independant Power Producers Forum     35th Annual Asian Development Bank Congress     Erik Laykin     Security Risk Analysis and Compliance Issues for the Energy Infrastructure in Asia------------------ The Energy Sector, is now facing several technical nightmare scenarios: How can the “digital movements” of employees be effectively and legally monitored? How does executive management retrieve, preserve and present digital evidence of fraud? What risks are faced in dealing with third party vendors through corporate intranets? What impact will Chinese labor unrest have on management teams? During this session the panel will provide an overview of the expanding risks facing the energy infrastructure as a result of increasing reliance on Information Technology and “Human Capital” From Human Resource issues to actual terrorism this presentation will review tips and techniques in protecting the critical infrastructure of the energy sector taking into account operators, distributors, regulators and access to markets. Santa Monica Doubletree May 07 2002   May 07 2002   Executive Lounge Series     Employment, Funding & Emerging Technologies in the Security & Intellectual Property Industry     Charles Balot - Moderator     The Executive Lounge is a series of invitation-only events for senior executives (VP and above) and venture capitalists, designed to foster investment and employment opportunities for participants. Each Executive Lounge accomplishes its goal by focusing on a panel of experts illuminating the business and job outlook in a spotlighted industry. In our upcoming event, we will explore the fields of data security, online privacy and copyright management. The Royal Lancaster Hotel, London Apr 11 2002   Apr 11 2002   IPEC 2002     Security & IFE     Manuel Beltran - Speaker     Following 11 September, the IFE industry has re-evalutated its service offerings with a view toward cross-platform in IFE systems for security applications, and integrating security and communications into IFE systems. Panellists will evaluate these considerations and discuss what does and doesn't work, and the long-term implications for IFE. USC School of Busines Mar 13 2002   Mar 13 2002   Asia Pacific Business Outlook 2002     MCommerce to the Max Series: Fueling the Fire of Mobile Commerce in Asia     Erik Laykin, Member of Roundtable     The 15th annual conference is the premier trade event for American executives interested in boosting export sales and learning about investment opportunities in 11 Asian markets. Added special sessions feature opportunities in Mexico and targeted industry workshops. The International Business Education and Research (IBEAR) Program sponsors APBO 2002. Fee required. San Diego, California Mar 05 2002   Mar 06 2002   Business Travel Exhibition 2002 - Eye for Travel     Customer Data Protection Online in the Tourism and Travel Industry     Erik Laykin - Panelist     Countering Information Technology Risk in the Electronic Travel Distribution Channel Managing client fears and the strategy of building trust. As the Travel Sector continues it's fundamental distribution shift; service providers, vendors and agents alike are now facing a technical nightmare: How should one develop, distribute and retain digital travel data in such a way that it meets the requirements of the public, the industry, government agencies and yet effectively competes with startups and heavy weights alike? During this interactive Roundtable session Erik Laykin, President and Founder of OnlineSecurity will join fellow panelists:Tom Cairns, Travel Attourney, Leyland, Parachini, Steinberg, Matzger and Melnick and Timothy O'Neil Dunne, Managing Partner, T2Impact Ltd. wil provide answers and ideas on the following: How can technology improve security in airports and airlines? What technology exists already, and what is being developed, to track travelers in real time, and intercept suspects before it's too late? In a new era of heightened security, how can you ensure you meet your customers' demands for privacy of information? Legalities - How do you balance the need for increased security with issues of personal liberty and data protection? Las Vegas, Nevada Mar 04 2002   Mar 05 2002   International Security Conference and Exposition     Economic Espionage - Identifying and Protecting Corporate Trade Secrets     Erik Laykin and James Gordon, Vice President of Consulting and Investigations; Pinkerton, Inc.     According to recent studies, US-based companies loss approximately $40 billion a year in intellectual property through employee theft, espionage and lack of proper physical security measures and policies. This session will review the latest trends in hiding digital information and new techniques for tracing cyber criminals. In addition, the program will address the establishment of effective policies for protecting trade secrets and the latest technologies available for "securing" digital documents. Orange County, California Feb 14 2002   Feb 14 2002   Information Systems Security Association (ISSA)     United States Information Infrastructure State of Readiness     Erik Laykin - OnlineSecurity Bob Kellison - FBI Greg Boles - International Kidnap & Terrorism Expert, Kroll Worldwide Bill Schneid - CEO, Global Ops Pete Garza     Is the United States any more protected today than it was on Sept. 11th 2001? Has the FBI and the various national protective agencies taken the necessary measures to ensure that a disaster of this magnitude cannot happen again? Where are the holes within our society and what is the private sector expected to do about it? More than ever, Information Security professional are expected by their supervisors and contemporaries to understand both the technical aspects of their responsibilities as well as cultural and psychological underpinnings of technology usage. Is it possible for technology security professionals to play both the role of Cop and Tech Wizard within the context of the enterprise? Where do their responsibilities rollover to law enforcement and will the public servants be able to pick up the slack? These and other relevant questions will be addressed by a panel of experts from both the information technology and corporate/legal perspective. New York City - Jacob Javitts Convention Center Jan 29 2002   Feb 02 2002   LinuxWorld 2002     Information Espionage and Global Information Technology Risks facing the Linux Userbase     Erik Laykin - Moderator Juli Wilson Marshall - Latham and Watkins, Peggy Daley - Pinkerton Consulting and Investigations, James Gordon - Pinkerton Consulting and Investigations      The effect of Emerging Trends in Cyber Terrorism and Corporate Espionage on the Linux userbase. Legal, technical and investigative tools which can be employed to protect the corporate enterprise as well as personal privacy. San Diego, California Dec 17 2001   Dec 17 2001   Sempra Energy     Computer Forensics and Digital Evidence Preservation in the Energy Sector     Erik Laykin     The Energy Sector, Lawyers and the Judiciary are now facing a technical nightmare: How should one retrieve, preserve and present digital evidence in such a way that it meets the requirements of the court, yet effectively demonstrates the implications of the evidence? During this session Erik Laykin, President and Founder of OnlineSecurity will provide an overview of the expanding arts of Digital Evidence recovery. His presentation will also review tips and techniques which may be used to assist the novice in both protecting and discovering digital evidence without any technical knowledge at all. World Wide Web Dec 11 2001   Dec 12 2001   Unisys Corporation     The State of Global Information Technology Risk: Post 911     Erik Laykin     CyberTerrorism and the The State of Global Information Technology Risk: Post 911 Individuals and corporations are now facing greater challenges and risks due to the amorphous characteristics of digital data and the difficulties associated with it's access, control and preservation. This discussion will focus on current trends in cyber terrorism and information espionage on the domestic and international level. Case studies and examples will be cited which illustrate many of the threats and repercussions associated with the loss of control of systems, procedures and relationships of trust within the enterprise. What steps can your organization take to mitigate such risk? How did 9-11 alter the perceptions of your employees? What is the Federal government doing to protect the nations' critical infrastructure? How vulnerable are you to corporate spying? How do you track and prosecute rogue employees? How do you enlist the cooperation of foreign law enforcement? These and other topics relevant to the safe practice of digitally enhanced commerce and communications will be explored in the this seminar Los Angeles, Ca. Nov 20 2001   Nov 20 2001   VOJO - Business Network for the Entertainment and Technology Industries     Online Security - A Panel Discussion     Erik Laykin     Topics to include: Awareness Crimes Criminal Penalties Cyber Criminals Cyber Terrorism Detection Electronic Fingerprints Electronic Threats Emergency Response Exposed Weaknesses Fraud Global Protection Hacking for Profit Hacking for Thrills Monitoring Network Security Pirated CDs Pirated Software Privacy Policies Secure Information Security Security Issues Security Technology Security Training Strategic Protection Testing Systems Understanding Threats Virus and Trojan Attacks Las Vegas, NV Nov 12 2001   Nov 16 2001   Key 3 Media Group     Comdex Fall 2001     Erik Laykin     the IT marketplace, is the most important and most anticipated annual gathering of buyers, sellers, influencers, and innovators - all converging on Las Vegas from Nov 12-16 to network, learn and make important technology decisions. COMDEX provides a comprehensive educational program, visionary Keynotes, special events and a segmented exhibition floor filled with leading vendors and service providers - to help buyers make the right technology decisions. Orange County, California Nov 14 2001   Nov 14 2001   Association of Certified Fraud Examiners     Computer Forensics in the Digital Age: Finding the Electronic Smoking Gun     Erik Laykin     Corporate and Judicial America is coming to terms with the new reality of the electronic smoking gun. Fraud examiners are now relied on to establish fact while faced with the uncertain world of digital evidence. Mr. Laykin will examine the tools and methodologies which represent the cutting edge of computer forensic examinations and provide case studies of recent wins in the fight against fraud. Hong Kong Nov 09 2001   Nov 09 2001   Info Cite - Hong Kong     Computer Forensics and Digital Evidence Preservation     Erik Laykin     Lawyers are now facing a technical nightmare: How should one retrieve, preserve and present digital evidence in such a way that it meets the requirements of the court, yet effectively demonstrates the implications of the evidence? During this 2 hour session Erik Laykin, President and Founder of OnlineSecurity will provide an overview of the expanding arts of Digital Evidence recovery. His presentation will also review tips and techniques which may be used to assist the novice in both protecting and discovering digital evidence without any technical knowledge at all. Hong Kong, China Nov 01 2001   Nov 07 2001   1st Annual China Banking Security Forum     Threats facing the Chinese Banking industry as it enters WTO     Erik Laykin     Analysis of Information Security Risks facing the Chinese Banking Industry as it prepares for compliance with WTO standards. Hong Kong, China Nov 06 2001   Nov 06 2001   Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce     Cyber Terrorism, Information Espionage and the Protection of Corporate and Personal Privacy is Asia     Erik Laykin     Hong Kong's position as the epicenter of Asian business must be sustained. How can attacks on corporate security erode the confidence of international businesses? Today more than ever, Hong Kong business' bedrock rests on information. Issues relating to access, protection, distribution and relevancy of information are of critical importance to the competitiveness of Hong Kong companies and multinationals alike. What steps can your firm take on a localized level to ensure that your data is not compromised? What steps should be taken should a breach be discovered? How do you stay ahead of the technology curve while still focusing on your core business issues? Erik Laykin, Founder and President of OnlineSecurity, Inc., Hong Kong's first Computer Forensics and Information Technology Investigations firm will provide an overview of the threats facing Hong Kong business and methodologies to mitigate that risk. This roundtable session will encourage an audience dialogue. Los Angeles Convention Center Oct 31 2001   Oct 31 2001   GBET - Government Business and Education Tech Expo     Homeland Defence Panel     Erik Laykin     Panel - Homeland Defence - This panel will explore the process of evaluating, selecting and maintaining interrelated systems. Featured Experts from the FBI and firms which specialize in SRM, CRM, ERP and DataCollection will present on technologies related to Networking, Wireless and other WebServices which must be maintained and protected through the efforts of Homeland Defence Monterey, California Oct 25 2001   Oct 26 2001   Computer Law Association     The Technologies of Computer/Internet Forensics     Erik Laykin     Most attorneys working in the IT fields know that simply hitting "delete" on a computer keyboard does not cause information to be irretrievably lost, but few recognize just how hard it is to truly delete information from computer systems. Similarly, it is not well known how Internet technologies permit outsiders to monitor individuals's use of their computers in roaming the internet. Erik Laykin of Online Security in Los Angeles will explain many of the mysteries of computer and Internet forensic studies that are becoming ever more important in our practices. Los Angeles, Ca - Federal Bureau of Investigation Oct 09 2001   Oct 09 2001   FBI - Infragard     Stegonagraphy and it's use on the internet by Terrorist groups.     Erik Laykin     Osama Bin Laden's Al Qaida Network along with other clandestine terrorist groups are suspected of communicating in plain view on the internet using a technique known as stegonagraphy which hides messages within images files and MP3's. Mr. Laykin will discuss the methods employed as well as the meaures now being examined which will assist the intelligence community in it's fight on the internet. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Oct 05 2001   Oct 07 2001   Academy of Trial Lawyers of Allegheny County     Annual Congress     Erik Laykin     CyberFraud and Digital Evidence Gathering: New Computer Forensics Techniques Available to the Courtroom Los Angeles, California - The Regency Club Oct 04 2001   Oct 04 2001   Pacific Algonquin Roundtable     "Are we adrift in a Sea of Information?"     Erik Laykin     Americans are bombarded by media and messages; requests and information. Has an overload of connectivity and instant access to information rendered workers unable to cope with the increasing demands placed on thier productivity? This roundable session led by Erik Laykin will seek to ask questions that the 'media proud' mainstream has all but ignored. Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Sep 14 2001   Sep 16 2001   GulfNet     Arab Oil and Gas Show     Erik Laykin     Security Systems Management Overview for the Oil and Gas Industry in the Gulf Region. Workshops to include: 1. Contingency and Business Continuity Planning 2. E-commerce and Internet Risk Management 3. Security and Audit Considerations of E-commerce 4. Intensive Information Systems Audit Staff and Managers Course. Dubai, United Arab Emirates Sep 08 2001   Sep 14 2001   GULFNet     GulfNet Technology Forum     Erik Laykin     Analysis and review of contemporary technology based threats and risks facing the Oil and Gas Industry in the Persian Gulf Region. Convention Center Moscone San Francisco, California Aug 26 2001   Aug 30 2001   LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2001     Emerging Trends in Cyber Terrorism and Information Espionage and it's effect on the Linux userbase.     Erik Laykin     The effect of Emerging Trends in Cyber Terrorism and Corporate Espionage on the Linux userbase. Legal, technical and investigative tools which can be employed to protect the corporate enterprise as well as personal privacy. Rancho San Bernardo Aug 23 2001   Aug 26 2001   Stonesfield Josephson, LLC     Dealing with Fraud     Erik Laykin     How do you manage fraud when it hits your business? This panel discusion will explore real-world case studies of traditional and high tech frauds perpetrated against California and Pacific Rim companies. What tools were used to detect the fraud? What steps were taken to protect the company in the future? Santa Barbara Jul 31 2001   Jul 31 2001   California Technology Forum     Cyber Terrorism, Information Espionage, Incident Response and Computer Forensics     Erik Laykin - Moderator     Pim Kennis - Vigilinx; Paul Hsiao - Mazu Networks; Robert Powell - Baltimore Technologies; Troy Larson - Fiderus This topical question and answer panel will have the rapt attention of the audience as Mr. Erik Laykin and panelists uncover current trends in cyber terrorism and information espionage and how to deal with them. The panelists have been selected for their professional expertise in this arena to ensure the audience gets the latest and greatest industry news on these hot topics. Santa Barbara Jul 31 2001   Jul 31 2001   California Technology Forum     Internet and Network Security - Enterprise Best Practices and Guidelines     Erik Laykin     Sharmie Atwood - Fiderus; Michael Barrett - Experian; Erik Laykin - Online Security; Steve Branigan - Lumeta; Mike Turner - Waveset Technologies, Inc - As the closing panel for the Internet and Network Security conference the goal is to have the audience leave with a handful of practical solutions for some worrisome problems for the enterprise manager. The panelists were selected across several industries in order to provide a more interesting set of practices to share with the audience. This panel will cover a broad range of best practices for the enterprise to include such topics as disaster recovery planning, incident response procedures, training and awareness programs, guidelines for the Chief Privacy Officer role in multinational companies, integration practices for updating hardware and software as examples. Each panelist will have 10 minutes to present their organizations unique set of best practices to the audience. Each panelist will provide a handout for their best practice nuggets for audience members to take with them. USC Marshall School of Business Jun 23 2001   Jun 23 2001   USC Marshall School of Business     ECommerce Opportunities in China     Erik Laykin     ECommerce Opportunities in China Dubai and AbuDhabi Jun 09 2001   Jun 11 2001   E.COM-GO     2nd Annual Oil and Gas Conference Dubai and AbuDhabi     Erik Laykin     Cyber Terrorism Orange County May 10 2001   May 10 2001   Orange County AIP     Hacking Summit     Manuel Beltran     Hacking California, Westin Los Angeles Airport Apr 30 2001   May 01 2001   Digital Horizon Conference Expo     Information Technology and the Law     Erik Laykin     Tools for the protection of your intellectual property in the internet enabled market place. California, Westin Los Angeles Aiport Apr 30 2001   May 01 2001   Digital Horizon Conference Expo     Security Issues     Manuel Beltran     Protecting your equipment and information. McCornick Place Chicago, Illinois Apr 02 2001   Apr 05 2001   COMDEX     Wireless Security Primer     Erik Laykin     Wireless Security Primer Ojai, California Feb 26 2001   Mar 01 2001   Litton Industries      Software Technology Management Conference     Manuel Beltran     Cyber Terrorism The Fullerton, Singapore Feb 26 2001   Feb 27 2001   IQPC     Best Practice In Information Technology Law 2001      Erik Laykin     Clarifying the Legislation Involved in IT Services and On-Line Business Activities Hotel Inter-continental Sydney, Australia Feb 22 2001   Feb 24 2001   Computer Law Association      5th Biennial Pacific Rim Technology Law Conference      Erik Laykin     Global eBusiness Legal Issues for the 21st Century Chekiano First Bank Centre, Hong Kong Feb 22 2001   Feb 22 2001   Asia Law Society     The Info-Cite Professional Seminar     Erik Laykin     Emerging Trends in Cyber Terrorism and Information Espionage Legal Seminar Palm Springs, Ca - La Quinta Resort Jan 22 2001   Jan 24 2001   Upside Magazine     5th Annual Upside Technology Showcase     Erik Laykin     Judge - New Technology Gong Show San Francisco Marriott Dec 11 2000   Dec 11 2000   Caucus - Association of High Tech Professionals     Security & Privacy Issues In E-Commerce Agreements     James E. Gordon     This interactive session, utilizing actual case examples, will discuss many of the privacy and security concerns created by a global digital economy and the rapid migration to online commerce. Renaissance Los Angeles Hotel Dec 08 2000   Dec 08 2000   Caucus - Association of High Tech Professionals     Security & Privacy Issues In E-Commerce Agreements     James E. Gordon     What are the data privacy concerns that your company needs to address? What policies can your corporation implement to protect your security and privacy while adhering to privacy laws and ethical considerations? London, England Dec 04 2000   Dec 04 2000   Richemont Group     Corporate Presentation     Erik Laykin     Internal Executive Forum Furama Hotel, Hong Kong Nov 29 2000   Nov 29 2000   iAsiaWorks, BusinessWeek, Ogilvy PR, IandI Asia.     The Life and Death of a Dotcom in China - Book Tour     Erik Laykin     The Life and Death of a Dotcom publication comes to life in this series of interactive conferences. Business experts and dotcom leaders who have lived through the highs and lows share their experiences and help both investors and netrepreneurs avoid the pitfalls. JC Mandarin Hotel, Shanghai Nov 23 2000   Nov 23 2000   iAsiaWorks, BusinessWeek, Ogilvy PR, IandI Asia.      The Life and Death of a Dotcom in China     Erik Laykin     The Life and Death of a Dotcom publication comes to life in this series of interactive conferences. The Great Wall Sheraton Hotel, Beijing Nov 21 2000   Nov 21 2000   iAsiaWorks, BusinessWeek, Ogilvy PR, IandI Asia.      The Life and Death of a Dotcom in China     Erik Laykin     The Life and Death of a Dotcom publication comes to life in this series of interactive conferences. Holiday Inn, Monrovia, CA Oct 10 2000   Oct 10 2000   Financial Managers Society Annual Seminar - Internal Auditors Division     Cutting Edge Auditing in the New Millennium     James Gordon     Incident Reporting and Disater Planning for Financial Institutions. Furama Hotel'= Hong Kong Sep 05 2000   Sep 05 2000   American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong     Cyber-Terrorism In the Financial Sector     Erik Laykin     Merchant Court Hotel Singapore Aug 30 2000   Aug 30 2000   IQPC Worldwide Pte Ltd     Workshop A: Protecting Your Legal Rights and IP     Erik Laykin      Merchant Court Hotel Singapore Aug 29 2000   Aug 29 2000   IQPC Worldwide Pte Ltd     e-Commerce Regulation Legal Concerns in Taking Your Brand onto the Internet     Erik Laykin      Paine Webber Offices Century City, CA Jun 20 2000   Jun 20 2000   Assoc. of Internet Professionals AIP-LA     Cyberterrorism: The Future of Viruses, Worms, Hacker Attacks - And what you can do to protect yourself.     Erik Laykin James Gordon     A panel of top experts provided their views of future threats, and how to mobilize resources to deal with the advancing dangers. Beverly Hills Bar, Beverly Hills, CA Jun 15 2000   Jun 15 2000   Beverly HillsBar Association: Law Practice Management     What Every Law Firm Needs to Know About Security     James Gordon     What are the real risks posed by Intranets. The importance of security policies for law firms. How to defend against outside intrusions and viruses. Marriott Hotel East Side, New York Jun 06 2000   Jun 06 2000   Fulcrum Information Services     The Internet Privacy and Information Institute     James Gordon     Information Security: Attack Methodologies, Legal Issues and Concerns. JETRO HQ Los Angeles, CA May 23 2000   May 23 2000   JETRO     Japanese External Trade Organization 4th Tuesday Technology Exchange     Erik Laykin     The future of the web - risks and rewards. From Roman roads to fiber optics / how humankind is on the verge of completing it's greatest achievement. Ritz-Carlton Boston, MA May 15 2000   May 15 2000   Mealey's     Mealey's Technology Law Conference     Erik Laykin James Gordon     Designing risk free websites. Security & Privacy concerns in conducting e-commerce. Steps that can be taken to mitigate economic espionage. Computer Law Association, Washington, DC Apr 13 2000   Apr 13 2000   Computer Law Association Annual Conference     Featured Dinner Speaker, Computer Law Association Annual Conference     James Gordon     Security Risks in a Global Economy. How to protect against economic espionage. American Bar Association - Seattle, WA Apr 07 2000   Apr 07 2000   ABA Section of Litigation Annual Meeting     E-Commerce: Surfing the Substance     James Gordon     Security issues created by an online economy. Steps business can take to minimize their digital liabilities. Hastings College of Law San Francisco, CA Mar 27 2000   Mar 27 2000   Hastings College of the Law     Mini-Conference on Discovery of Computerized Information     Erik Laykin     Technical perspectives on problems generated by electronic discovery and solutions for these problems. The Tulip Rose Orange County, CA Mar 21 2000   Mar 21 2000   Information Systems Security Association     Future Trends in Information Security     Erik Laykin     The Internet as the tidal wave… where the adventure of unequalled importance will take the world. Irell & Manella Los Angeles, CA Mar 10 2000   Mar 10 2000   IMPACT Roundtable     The Web Site of the Future     Erik Laykin     How business people can capitalize on the Internet and effectively utilize search engine submissions. Los Angeles Rotary, Los Angeles, CA Feb 11 2000   Feb 11 2000   Los Angeles Rotary - Club #5     Security and Privacy on the Internet     James Gordon     Security and privacy issues faced by consumers. The use of cookies and tokens for monitoring individual use of the Internet American Club, Hong Kong Dec 02 1999   Dec 02 1999   Online Labs     Round Table Media briefing     Erik Laykin     Overview on e-commerce concerns, online security and cyber terrorism. American Tower, Hong Kong Dec 01 1999   Dec 01 1999   American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong     Intellectual Property Committee Meeting: Erik Laykin Guest Speaker     Erik Laykin     Protecting your enterprise against competitive intelligence gathering and intellectual property on the internet in Asia. JETRO HQ Los Angeles, CA Oct 26 1999   Oct 26 1999   JETRO     Japanese External Trade Organization 4th Tuesday Technology Exchange     James Gordon     Security and privacy in conducting online commerce. Techniques for preventing global security breaches. DePaul University Chicago, Il Oct 15 1999   Oct 15 1999   Terrorism and Business Conference     Cyber-Terrorism-Protecting Infrastructure Without Silencing Communications     Erik Laykin     A panel discussion based on cyber terrorism and it's effects on global communications. Pacific Place Conference Center, Hong Kong Sep 29 1999   Sep 29 1999   THC Press     Marketing & Branding on the Internet: Reaching Asia and Beyond     Erik Laykin     Presented cutting edge insights into e-commerce opportunities, corporate positioning and customer service and branding on the Internet. Furama Hotel, Hong Kong Sep 27 1999   Sep 27 1999   American Chamber of Commerce     Internet Security and Investigations     Erik Laykin     Speech relating to Internet and network security, and the protection of intellectual property rights on the web. Peninsula Hotel, Hong Kong Sep 23 1999   Sep 23 1999   Rotary Club of Kowloon     Branding and Positioning on the web     Erik Laykin     Presented cutting edge insights into e-commerce opportunities, brand development and customer service on the web. Chicago, Il - Fairmont Hotel Aug 29 1999   Aug 30 1999   Burns International Annual Meeting     Information Security: Bringing the power of highly specialized Information Technologists to the Burns International service mix     Erik Laykin and Peggy Daley     The IGI/OLL team provides risk services to Burns clients in identifieying, anyalyzing, manageing and correcting the risk of corporate loss or the compromise of physical, personnel or information related assets. This workshop will place emphasis on the new frontier of information security which can build Burns International into a leader in the protection of online data and the retrieval and analysis of databases, computer hard-drives and devices ranging from main frame computers to personal digital assistants. Union League Club Chicago, IL Aug 17 1999   Aug 17 1999   OLL, IGI, Logical Management Systems Corporation     High Tech Investigations "How to Manage Your Resources in high crisis mode"     Erik Laykin     Internet data vulnerability and how to protect your clients intellectual property on the web. LegalSeminars.com Jun 21 1999   Jul 21 1999   American Lawyers Media Online     Doing Business on the Web: Identifying Legal Issues and Avoiding Liability     Erik Laykin     A two week online seminar. Attorneys, business persons and entrepreneurs were given a guided tour of legal implications involved in creating and running business on the web. Beverly Hills Bar Association Beverly Hills, CA Mar 11 1999   Mar 11 1999   Beverly Hills Bar Association     Security on the Internet: Top Investigator from Online Labs Highlights Risks of Cyberspace     Erik Laykin     Presented an overview of risks to clients and how to provide services which will assist them in protecting their privacy.