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censure IGF 2009 – Egypt by the United Nations
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Iniative OpenNet (ONI) Asia event to encourage and promote freedom of expression online and open Internet Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2009, Sharm – Egypt “censored” by the authority! Safety of United Nations (UN) wrote banner / poster “China famous” Great Firewall of China “one of the first national Internet filtering systems.” ONI Asia wrote a formal complaint to the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights of “censorship!” Video: Day of IGF-1 in 2009, Sunday (15 November 2009) entnommen.Video: – Photos: – – – – – – Additional information: – Video Subasri Krishnan and Namita Malhotra took the Alternative Law Forum – India, edited and sent by Donny . BU’s Center for New Media and Political Studies (ICT Watch) – Indonesia Both institutions are members of the OpenNet Initiative Asia Photos of Donny BU does Please read the official press release of OpenNet Asia iniative:.
censure IGF 2009 – Egypt by the United Nations
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Iniative OpenNet (ONI) Asia event to encourage and promote freedom of expression online and open Internet Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2009, Sharm – Egypt “censored” by the authority! Safety of United Nations (UN) wrote banner / poster “China famous” Great Firewall of China “one of the first national Internet filtering systems.” ONI Asia wrote a formal complaint to the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights of “censorship!” Video: Day of IGF-1 in 2009, Sunday (15 November 2009) entnommen.Video: – Photos: – – – – – – Additional information: – Video Subasri Krishnan and Namita Malhotra took the Alternative Law Forum – India, edited and sent by Donny . BU’s Center for New Media and Political Studies (ICT Watch) – Indonesia Both institutions are members of the OpenNet Initiative Asia Photos of Donny BU does Please read the official press release of OpenNet Asia iniative:.
University of Maryland and Sourcefire announced a new partnership in cyber security
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Online: Photo: Courtesy my.opera.comMaryland Cyber Security Center is now partnering with 14 companies and Institutions College Park, Maryland and Columbia, Md. – The University of Maryland and Sourcefire, Inc. today announced a new partnership is joint activities in cybersecurity etablieren.Die partnership in cybersecurity education, research and student engagement through the Maryland Cybersecurity Center (MC2) to promote. MC2 Sourcefire develop and leverage their resources, expertise and unique perspectives on the expertise of innovative cybersecurity opportunities education and research-based solutions to meet the challenges of cybersecurity. “We are excited about this new partnership with Sourcefire develop,” said Michael Hicks, director of MC2 and an associate professor of computer science. “Sourcefire is a unique and impressive company that can meet the needs of both today’s security and leading-edge research, the growing problems of the future attack. Impatient together in partnership to develop innovative solutions game-changing. “MC2 is forging alliances and partnerships between universities, industry and government to educational programs designed to provide advanced labor cyber prepared today and tomorrow.” This is the fourteenth business partnership for the Maryland Cybersecurity Center, “said Eric Chapman, associate director of MC2.” The growing cadre of partner companies we speak to diverse and high caliber of teachers we were engaged in research on significant cybersecurity, as well as talented students we have here at UMD. “Chapman noted that since September 2011, MC2 has added nine new partnerships with businesses, suggesting a ‘c’ is the period of remarkable growth in relationships with external entities. ” UMD researchers are applying their expertise in a number of critical areas of computer security, including, secure software, management of the supply chain risk, and wireless network security, analyzing the behavior of the attacker and the economics of cyber security. MC2 stresses comprehensive solutions to cybersecurity education, research and technology development by bringing together experts from computer science, engineering, social sciences, economics and public policy put in place initiatives on cybersecurity interdisciplinary. “With Sourcefire, we recognize the importance of establishing education programs that our arms and our future leaders in cybersecurity with the tools and research to protect their current and future environments community,” said Marc Solomon, Director Marketing for Sourcefire. “UMD has a unique approach in this regard with its MC2 initiatives, and we are very pleased to partner with them in this program.” Includes Designed for Agile Security ™, the portfolio of Sourcefire security solutions Cyber smarter, more efficient next generation of industry system intrusion prevention (NGIPS) provides advanced protection against threats in real-time contextual awareness in automation and intelligent security protection and control and the optional use of filtering URL, the only firewall generation (NGFW) to NGIPS control with integrated applications and firewall combine functionality in a high performance device that is FireAMPTM business class analysis and advanced malware protection solution that uses large amounts of data in order to discover, understand and block advanced malware epidemics and FireAMP against mobile malware mobile schützen.Über UMDDie University of Maryland ranks among the top 20 public research universities in the nation and is the closest to the capital of the nation. As the flagship state university, UMD educates the most talented students from Maryland and beyond. For more information, please visit , or learn more about MC2, visit www.cyber.umd.edu About Sourcefire Sourcefire, Inc., a global leader in intelligent cybersecurity solutions, changed the type of medium and large organizations and government agencies Global manage and minimize the risks to network security. With the solutions of a network platform for the next generation of protection against malware advanced security, Sourcefire provides customers with Agile Security “that is as dynamic as the real world and protects against attackers who defended . Confidence for over 10 years Sourcefire has been consistently recognized for its innovation and leadership with numerous patents, world-class research, and award-winning technology. Today, the name Sourcefire has grown with the innovation, security intelligence and agile security protection end-to-end interchangeable More information about Sourcefire., Visit Media Contacts:. ChapmanAssociate director Eric Maryland Cybersecurity Center301 405 7136echapman@umd.eduJennifer LeggioVice President Sourcefire Communications, Inc.650 260 4025jleggio @ Sourcefire . com
