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WOULD your company know if the blueprints for its next invention had been stolen by an office interloper, who had quietly copied them onto a memory stick or an iPod? Probably not. But now a telltale "USB fingerprint" has been discovered that can identify which files have been targeted in so-called pod-slurping attacks. Find out more at http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20527475.600-usb-fingerprints-identify-pod-slurping-data-thieves.html /news.asp Kelly Rogers Feb 11 Inaugural Conference taking place 22-24 February 2010 This year we have an exciting programme, featuring a host of prestigious speakers from industry, with talks encompassing the latest developments and ideas to help reduce data security breaches. Register your place today, to learn more. /cpdinfo.asp Kelly Rogers Feb 10 Security Institute members and those professionals who have joined their CPD scheme, can claim the following credits for attending Human Factors in Information Security. Day 1 : 4 CPD points. Day 2 : 6 CPD points. Day 3 : 6 CPD points. In the usual manner candidates claiming the credits will be required to submit their claims directly to the Institute. A separate signing in sheet will be provided at the registration desk during the meeting for those who wish claim CPD credits. This will be used as proof of attendance when claiming credits. /cpdinfo.asp Kelly Rogers Jan 19 Members of ISC² would be entitled to claim the following Group A Continuing Professional Education (CPE) points for attending the Human Factors in Information Security Conference:- Monday 22nd up to 4.5 CPEs, Tuesday 23rd up to 8 CPEs, Wednesday 24th up to 8 CPEs. Total for whole event: up to 20.5 CPEs /cpdinfo.asp Kelly Rogers Jan 19 We are pleased to announce that the preliminary oral programme for Human Factors in Information Security is now available to view on the programme page of the website. We have some exciting speakers from BT, HM Revenue and Customs, Barclay, National Fraud Authority and many more. /speakers.asp Kelly Rogers Nov 2 We are pleased to announce a host of prestigious Invited Speakers to our Human Factors in Information Security Conference. For a full list of speakers please go to the dedicated Invited Speakers page on the website. /speakers.asp Kelly Rogers Oct 6 We are pleased to announce that we have extended the abstract submission deadline to 25th September. Abstracts should be submitted using the online submission system. /abstractsubmission.asp Kelly Rogers Sept 1 We are pleased to announce that the Deputy Information Commissioner will be presenting a Keynote talk at the 2010 Human Factors in Information Security Conference. Further details will follow shortly. /speakers.asp Kelly Rogers July 27 Abstracts are invited for oral and poster presentations. For full details visit the abstract submission page. Please submit abstracts using the Online Submission Form on the abstract submission page by 31 August 2009 according to the abstract preparation guidelines. /submissions.asp Jasper Smith June 29 Elsevier are pleased to announce Human Factors in Information Security: Inaugural Conference, taking place 22-24 February 2010, London, UK. /news.asp Jasper Smith June 29 Dates and location announced for 2010 conference The Human Factors in Security conference, supported by Information Security Technical Report, will take place in Church house Conference Centre, Westminster, London in February 2010. /news.asp Jasper Smith June 10