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March C-SIG Meeting - Security Issues in Web 2.0 - Tuesday, February 26, 2008
The March meeting will feature a presentation by Rocky Heckman. We'll be talking about Security Issues in Web 2.0 and how hackers are already searching for ways to exploit the technologies involved in it. Be sure to register with Athena athena(a)dotnetsolutions.com.au to make sure we get enough pizza and drinks for all.

Steve Riley at C-SIG in April - Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Hello everyone, Just a reminder that Steve Riley, Microsoft Security Guru, will be presenting at the April C-SIG meeting. Just to note, we will be presenting at the Wave Launch at the Hyatt in Canberra on the same day, so we may be a bit late getting there, but it will be an entertaining meeting I'm sure.

Canberra Meeting Nights Set - Thursday, October 18, 2007
The Canberra chapter of SIG is set to open on Wednesday December 5th at 5:15 in the Microsoft Offices in Canberra. The meetings will be held the first Wednesday of every month (excluding January, and August). pizza time is 5:15 with presentation time at 5:30. The First meeting this December will be an opening party!! We'll have a short introduction presentation to talk about the group and lots of networking!! Pizza Beer and fun! More information on the way!!

Feel Like Speaking?
Do you have something to contribute to the Canberra Security community? Are you a budding circuit lecturer with a passion for IT Security? Then let us know. We're taking presentations for upcoming C-SIG meetings. It can be anything you want to present on as long as it pertains to IT Security. We have one rule though, if you show a hack, or a way to attack a system, you must also show how to mitigate the vulnerability. Other than that, it's fair game!

Welcome to SIG - Wednesday, May 30, 2007
The Security Iterchange Group (SIG) is a forum for exchanging information related to the IT Security Industry. The presentations at the meetings are not vendor or technology specific. So feel free to suggest presentations for whatever you like providign it is IT Security related. The various local meetings are run by members, and the presentations are given by various members and industry experts. At this time we have SIG groups in Melbourne, Canberra, and Sydney with Brisbane soon to follow. If you are interested in starting a SIG in your area, please contact us on the Contact Us page.