The Internet of Things: Risks and Opportunities when Everything is Online
What:
One-day Conference with Distinguished Guest Speakers and Network Forensics Learning Lab
Where:
Studio Theatre Concourse
Public Affairs Center, 1st Floor
Conference Room C/D
University of Illinois Springfield
When:
Friday, March 11, 2016
Check in begins at 7:30 a.m.
Conference Registration required by March 9
Cost:
$42 on or before February 24
$55 February 25 - March 5
$75 on or after March 6
Hosted By:
Computer Science Department,
University of Illinois at Springfield
Center for Systems Security & Information Assurance
InfraGard Springfield Members Alliance
Sponsors:
About the Theme:
This year's conference will focus on the risks and opportunities of a world in which everything is online and potentially accessible from anywhere in the world.
TVs, household appliances, garden plots, paper soda cups, even garbage cans are being attached to the Internet. In a world where most consumer and business devices are connected to the global Internet, new risks and new opportunities have emerged. The convenience of being able to control the temperature in our homes from our smartphones is the same means nation-state actors leveraged in manipulating the Inception Framework to use household devices as a proxy for their attacks
Conference Chair:
Janis Rose
UIS Computer Science Department
217-206-8246
InfraGard Springfield Members Alliance, President