This is a 2 part hands on session.
• Part 1 - “Protecting schools from Advanced Cyber Threats” (3 hours)
o Presenter – Andy Crocker – Advanced Threat Protection Consulting Engineer – Fortinet
o Description & Deliverables: In today’s education environment hackers continue to develop advanced methods to obtain student and organizational information. As a result, the propagation of advanced cyber threats occur very frequently at both the network and end user level. Because the most common delivery methods are via email and the exploitation of vulnerable end points, having a robust security fabric that delivers broad protection and visibility to the entire attack surface is critical for breech prevention. Join us for a training session to learn how a security fabric can help prevent and remediate an attack. In this session you will perform a hands-on configuration of virtual, cloud-based or on premise architecture such as a secure Email gateway, sandbox and end point protection.
• Part 2 – “Secure the Campus with Next Generation Video Surveillance” (2 hours)
• Presenter – Reginald Dewitte – Video Surveillance Systems Engineer - Fortinet
o Description & Deliverables: Across the country the concern for physical safety in our schools are at an all-time high. 75% of public schools experience at least one incident of violence each year ranging from cyber, verbal and physical bullying all the way to weapon carrying. Yet many video surveillance solutions today have limited capabilities or are very complex. Please join us for our in-depth training that includes the hands-on configuration of a robust yet intuitive video recording system and analytics engine. In this session you gain an understanding of the benefits that Facial, Intruder, Object and Event Detection can add to a campus security system.
There is a $125.00 registration fee per participant and includes breakfast.

School District Superintendents, Business Managers, Technology Directors, Technology Staff, City Governments

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