Courses Offered Fall 2010

COURSES & WORKSHOPS OFFERED


Monday, December 13th, 2010 | 18:30 - 20:30

Information Security - understanding & mitigating digital surveillance

Surveillance and Privacy Erosion have become increasingly pervasive as a result of the widespread adoption and daily use of digital tools. People in digital-centric societies produce a growing stream of personal data of interest to various state/corporate entities. Although those engaged in political activism are obvious targets for such surveillance, they are often among the most technically uneducated. This workshop will touch on the salient points and characters involved in the history of the evolution of
surveillance, and discuss some available methods for mitigating and countering this threat.

FACILITATOR BIO
Justin Saunders is part of a Toronto based tech collective known as TAO Communications. He wears a bunch of different hats and has a strong interest in information security.

WORKSHOP DETAILS
Format: Interactive presentation (presentation, tutorial, Q&A)
Intended Audience : Activists, internet users, anyone with an interest in Privacy and Surveillance
Length: 1.5 - 2 hours
Prerequisites: None
Recommended preparation: A basic familiarity with internet usage
Course materials: Bring laptop if available

R.S.V.P & LOCATION

The location for this workshop will be sent to you after you have signed up. There is a 30 person limit because of the hands on approach, so sign-up now by sending an e-mail to johnson_cami@hotmail.com or info@anarchistu.org

DOWNLOAD FLYER HERE

Security_Workshop.pdf

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Topic revision: r1 - 29 Jan 2011 - 16:43:26 - PossumMan
 

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