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The Association of Information
Technology Professionals (AITP)
Celebrating Over 50 Years of Service to Pittsburgh
Next Event
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Wednesday,
June 10th
For details see the Events page.
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Attention Vendors!Sign up for a Vendor Table for any of our meetings. Cost: $100. Contact Stan Hoffman. Sign up for AITP-Pgh News & Newsletters AITP Pittsburgh Chapter now has an emailing list that is hosted on Yahoo Groups. Send an email to aitp-pgh-subscribe@yahoogroups.com to add yourself to the list. While it is an open membership list, only the owner/moderator (your electronic communications director) can send email via the group list. This prevents members or others from using the list for spamming. It is not necessary to join Yahoo, though you can optionally choose to do that. For additional information, including a walk-through, complete with screen shots, see the Email List page.
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Mobile Curious? Visit the Pittsburgh
Mobile Technology Club web site.
Questions? Want information? Send an email to info@pittsburghmobiletech.com. Interested in Information Security? Visit the Information System
Security Association web site. The Pittsburgh Chapter of ISSA provides discounts to our monthly meetings for Students and members of AITP, HTCIA, InfraGard, ISACA and TRCPA. Chapter MeetingThank You The 2008-2009 season has ended. We want to thank all our sponsors, presenters and meeting attendees for making this another great year for our chapter. As usual we will be taking the summer off and the new season 2009-2010 will begin on Tuesday September 1st. This year's Information Security Forum will be held on Friday December 4th. Look for announcements on our chapter news and other events to be sent out and posted on our website throughout the year Matt Neely's presentation 'Assessing Wireless Security Using Open Source Tools’ can be downloaded here. SANS Training: Web Application Security Essentials Carnegie Mellon University is partnering with SANS to host Web Application Security Essentials training on June 2-3, 2009 on Carnegie Mellon's campus. This course will help you understand the fundamentals behind Web vulnerabilities which will enable you to properly defend your organization's web assets. The event is offered for $400/person for EDU, law enforcement, and government employees. Others can register at a cost of $1,700. Information on the event is at the following link: https://www.sans.org/onsite/details.php?nid=19038. Johannes Ullrich, PhD a chief research officer for the SANS institute will be conducting this course. Ullrich will discuss mitigation strategies from an infrastructure, architecture, and coding perspective alongside real-world implementations that really work. The key security problem areas of Web applications will be covered as well as new technology areas such as AJAX and Web Services. Web Application Security Essential is well suited to application security analysts, developers, application architects, pen testers who are interested in recommending proper mitigations to security issues, and infrastructure security professionals who have an interest in better defending their Web application. Seats are limited, so registered soon at https://www.sans.org/onsite/details.php?nid=19038. CISSP ExamOur chapter is planning to host the CISSP exam on Saturday August 22nd here in Pittsburgh. More details will be forthcoming. We are also taking a poll to see if there is an interest in a 2 day prep-course for the exam. The course would be scheduled the week of 7/20 – 7/27. The cost would be $750 per person. If you are interested please email Mike Sotace. There is a requirement of 15 people in order to have the course scheduled. Careers WantedCurrently there is an opportunity for an Information Security Architect. Get more information on our Careers page. It lists positions available and individuals seeking employment. If you have any available positions at your company that you would like to have posted please forward them to Mike Sotace at mpsotace@edmc.edu. There is no charge for this service. Our chapter wants to help Security professionals looking for employment. You can also post your resume by sending it to Mike. http://pittsburgh.issa.org/index.htm
1on1 Career Help Visit Pittsburgh's ultimate career connection, the
1on1 Career Help website. Connecting Pittsburgh Job
Seekers, Employers, & Recruiters Culminis Alliance Visit the Culminis public web site. Culminis is an international not-for-profit organization devoted to the development and growth of the IT community. After supporting and connecting professional user groups and associations, student organizations, and solution providers for more than two years we have come to understand the goals and needs of each group, as well as the resources they have to share. With this knowledge we are developing programs that ensure a meaningful and equitable exchange of those resources, ultimately elevating the status of the IT Pro both in their industry and in the community. The Pittsburgh Chapter of AITP is a member of Culminis. Read "The Voice" monthly publication (PDF). For a membership agreement/application, click
here. Robert Half Technology (RHT) Visit the
Robert Half Technology web site. Robert Half Technology is a leading provider of IT professionals on a project and full-time basis. They specialize in initiatives ranging from web development and systems integration to network security and technical support. Also on the AITP Web PageDownload an application for membership here. Check the Events Page for details on the upcoming meetings and speaker info. View Our NewslettersFollow this link to view previous newsletters We have discontinued the regular PDF newsletters as all of the information in the Newsletters is on this web page and since the newsletters are no longer being printed and mailed, it was redundant to put the exact same information on both the web site and in a newsletter. -ed. Our MissionThe mission of the Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) is to provide all members with the opportunity for growth in their careers and community involvement by providing programs and activities to achieve their goals. Organizational ProfileThe Board of Directors of the Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP), the majority of whom are information technology professionals, also includes representatives from manufacturing, health care utilities, and accounting firms. The officers are composed of a President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Past President and Region Director. Current year officers:
President
– Stan Hoffman For a listing including contact information for all Officers and Directors, click here. Sokol's Club Contact Information
AITP Pgh Chapter Contact Information
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