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National Association of Legislative Information Technology
Professional Development Seminar, Pre-Conference Training
Wednesday, October 11, Richmond, Virginia

Morning Session: Windows 2000 Platform
The OS For The Next Generation Of PC Computing

Internet enable your organization

• Web application services
• Internet scalability
• Secure

• High system uptime
• Resilient to application failures
• Dynamic system configuration

• Centralized management
• Desktop management
• Easy to deploy

• Laptops
• Networking
• Peripherals

Taking a look at the Windows 2000 Deployment Guide

• Considerations When Creating a Deployment Roadmap
• Planning for Deployment
• Preparing Your Network Infrastructure for Windows 2000
• Considerations when Designing the Active Directory Structure
• Determining Domain Migration Strategies

• Migrating from NetWare
• Co-Existing with NT 4.0
• Preparing a Desktop Common Operating Environment
• Utilizing Citrix/Terminal Services with Windows 2000

This session will deal with the parts, importance, functions, and relationships of a comprehensive information security program . . . what should be in place to a greater or lesser extent in all programs, including:

• Policy and Direction
• Awareness Programs
• Perimeter Security
• Host, Content, and Application Security
• Intrusion Detection
• Incident Response
• Physical Security
• Audit and Assessment

• Goals - Sources of information
• Interview styles and techniques
• Tools - Extracting order from raw data
• Documentation and final recommendations

George J. Dolicker is a Principal Consultant with over four years' experience at Lucent Technologies, and over 20 years of experience in the information systems field.  He leads the Lucent Technologies security consulting practice in the New York region.  As a principal consultant specializing in information security, Mr. Dolicker provides full-lifecycle professional information security services to the financial, health care, pharmaceutical, insurance, legal, publishing, and government market verticals.  He is a frequent speaker internationally on topics including intrusion detection, incident response, Windows 2000 security, penetration and vulnerability studies, electronic privacy, and cryptography.  Mr. Dolicker is the principal instructor of Lucent Technologies’ internal Security Consulting Practice Seminar.  Mr. Dolicker holds a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) designation, is a Director of the New York Metro chapter of the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA), chairs the New York Windows 2000 Security User’s Group, and is a member of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association.  Mr. Dolicker is also a volunteer firefighter, advanced emergency medical technician, Scout leader, and an avid scuba diver.  He lives in upstate New York. 

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