Working Effectively with Law Enforcement: How to Protect the Privacy of Your University Community Without Going to Jail

ckeller — Wed, 15 Aug 2007 10:07:35 -0500

Security offices have always had occasional interactions with law enforcement either in the course of an investigation or through the need to respond to legal instruments. With the professionalization of hacking and the increased attention electronic communications receive with regard to national security, many security professionals find themselves working regularly with the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. By having a positive and professional relationship with law enforcement, it is possible both to protect the privacy of your institution's community and to minimize the disruptive impact legally driven investigations can have. This presentation will offer practical recommendations based on experience.

Export Control Laws: Analysis for the IT Manager

drupal — Thu, 08 Dec 2005 13:01:00 -0600

Through the use of a hypothetical international research collaboration between a U.S. university and various foreign universities and governments, a means for analyzing the applicable export control laws will be set out and applied. The applicability of export control laws to computer programs and computers on campus (including encryption software) will also be discussed.

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Working Effectively with Law Enforcement: How to Protect the Privacy of Your University Community Without Going to Jail

Export Control Laws: Analysis for the IT Manager