Re: Last call for the intrusion detection program next week in San Francisco

[http://www./~robert (Red Hat Linux User)]

Good evening.

I desperately would like to be taken off this mailing list.  I've tried
several times w/o success.

Would someone at SANS/Usenix please take me off?

Thank you.

 > From: "SANS Inst." <http://www.clark.net/~sans>
 > Date: Mon  Jul 20,  3:07pm
 >
 > Good morning Robert
 > 
 > On Wednesday evening, we'll send you the July Network Security Digest and
 > include a one page summary of the results (plus a pointer to more detail)
 > of last week's Intrusion Detection Workshop at UC Davis.  Twenty of the
 > top practitioners and researchers met there to isolate the challenges and
 > identify solutions.
 >  
 > But I am sending you a note today because this is probably the last chance
 > to get registered for next week's two-day course on Intrusion Detection
 > and Incident Handling in San Francisco.  If you have already registered,
 > we look forward to seeing you there.  If not, we urge you to consider the
 > program because it is:
 > 
 > (1) taught by the leader of the government's most successful "attack
 > finder" team who also is one of our highest rated faculty members,
 > 
 > (2) in San Francisco only once this year - your other choice the
 > full-scale Intrusion Detection conference in Orlando at the end of
 > October, 
 > 
 > (3) you'll have lots more time to talk individually with the teacher and
 > get your individual questions answered at next week's program than in
 > Orlando because there will be lots more people in Orlando,
 > 
 > (4) you can also attend the Advanced NT Security programs if you are
 > making the transition to using NT (The Intusion Detection program
 > is mostly UNIX flavored).
 > 
 > If you think you can get permission to go, the agenda (and registration
 > button) is at www.sans.org/sf/sf.htm.
 > 
 > If you have any questions, email me at http://www.sans.org/~paller.
 > 
 > Alan Paller
 > Director of Research
 > The SANS Institute
 > 
 > PS. Six new cooperative research programs will be running the end of July
 > and early August - Solaris Security Step-by-Step, Virtual Private
 > Networks, Metrics for Measuring Security, and more.  If you have an
 > interest in any of those areas, check the opening section of the Network
 > Security Digest when you get it later his week.