This post is the conference’s current agenda for all four days of the May conference. As the Board makes decisions regarding specific information listed, those will be updated as that information is confirmed. This is a draft and subject to change. All rooms will be assigned by April 15th. Final speaker information will also be posted as they are confirmed.
Putt Putt Golf, Bocce Ball, and Croquet are all available until sunset and free of charge. The golf course is available at regular green fees. Contact the pro shop for more information and reservations.
Following a kickoff keynote by seasoned IT security professional Ryan Cloutier, participants will be challenged to discuss; building a security program from nothing, avoiding being overwhelmed, building the relationships you will need across the district, what happens when nobody is watching, developing awareness programs and aligning security and privacy work in districts. The workshop is capped off by participants taking part in a tabletop exercise, working through the process of responding to a cybersecurity incident on a student information system as it occurs. Following the exercise, you’ll have an opportunity to de-brief and identify lessons learned that will help you prepare and respond to an actual breach.
This workshop will introduce participants to the offensive side of cybersecurity. Offensive security is a proactive and adversarial approach to protecting systems, networks, and applications from cyberattacks. Most offensive security pentesting platforms are built upon some version of Linux, with many (most) open source security tools being Linux-based. Districts can sometimes be "Windows-centric", meaning their lack of familiarity or proficiency with Linux prevents them from using a vast number of Linux-based open source tools that can help improve their security posture. The workshop will introduce participants to various offensive security virtual machine distributions (distros). Participants will install a hypervisor environment, and run an offensive security distro as a VM or “live” while learning how to use some of the popular Linux security tools.
Lab Prerequisites: Bring a PC or Mac computer with wireless and administrative access. Have or obtain authorization to perform cybersecurity recon against your district’s Internet-facing applications and infrastructure. For labs, you will run a Linux offensive security distro as a virtual machine, or boot a live distro from USB (must be able to alter boot path). Alternately, bring a test PC or Mac for hard drive installation, or create a separate dedicated partition for installation on your hard drive.
Facilitated by Jack Maynard, CCISO, CISSP, CRISC, CCSK, CEH and Sandy Maynard, CETL, Maynard Partners LLC
Networking with your colleagues and peers during ACPE's always fun and competitive Croquet, Bocce Ball and Putt Putt Tournaments. Teams compete for prizes awarded at the end of the tournament.
ACPE and our Sponsors have organized a night of fun events, activities, entertainment and prizes. There will be many food snacks, appetizers and dessert selections to choose from all night long.
Think Tanks are just in time learning moderated and facilitated to share ACPE member's skill. knowledge and interests of topics that are both timely and relevant. These will be posted as soon as we can determine interest during the conference. Keep coming back and see what available.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
This year, our opening keynote takes a divergent path as we have a panel of cybersecurity experts share how our world has changed. They will delve into how we live in a place with online impersonations, identity theft, and ransomware that have become the norm. This panel specializes in and tackles these issues on a daily basis. They will share their thoughts on this ever-changing landscape, how they combat, educate and stay vigilant in their efforts to protect children and adults. Because this is a panel of experts, we expect a great deal of audience participation with them as they explore ways to help educators protect the ones they serve and build networks and awareness which decreases threats. Come prepared to ask thought-provoking questions; however, don't be surprised if they can't always tell you the whole story behind their answers.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Putt Putt Golf, Bocce Ball, Croquet and Footgolf are all available until sunset free of charge. The golf course is available at regular green fees. Contact the pro shop for more information and reservations.
Annual fun run/walk on Resort's golf course. Whether you simply want to go on a great walk or see how quickly you can cover the 5K course, it will be fun for all.
ACPE and our Sponsors have organized a night of fun events, activities, entertainment and prizes. There will be many food snacks, appetizers and dessert selections to choose from all night long.
Joe Yamada from Northshore School District will be your host for the evening. Joe will spin some great tunes that will get everyone dancing the night away.
Think Tanks are just in time learning moderated and facilitated to share ACPE member's skill. knowledge and interests of topics that are both timely and relevant. These will be posted as soon as we can determine interest during the conference. Keep coming back and see what available.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Session selected by the Board that include available featured speakers and ACPE member proposals submitted before March 1. These will be posted by April 15.
Thoughts and reflections on our event from Ralph Echemendia is a world-renowned cyber security expert, speaker and entrepreneur known internationally by his alter ego “The Ethical Hacker.” Ralph will attend the entire evnet and be pariticpating in sessions and workshops.
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