Come and join us for the Pikes Peak Writers June
Write Brain: Practical Computer Security for Writers by J.T.
Evans.
When: Tuesday, June 19th, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.; doors open at 6:00 p.m.
Where: Colorado Springs Fire Department Station 16 Community Room (in the Broadmoor Bluffs area). The address is:
CSFD Fire Station 16
4980 Farthing Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80906
The fire station is set back from the main road, behind Oak Meadows Park.
Details: This Write Brain will cover important aspects of
computer security as it relates to writers. Learn how to protect your data,
files, work, and (in some cases) livelihood from being lost to the great bit
bucket in the sky. The session will also include information on how to write
computer security in a plausible manner from the point of view of the defenders
that protect data and the intruders who wish to steal or destroy data.
About J.T. Evans: J.T. may as well have grown up with a computer
embedded in his brain. He started programming in 1980 at the tender age of
seven, and by the time the early 1990s rolled around he was already on the
fledgling networks which would become synonymous with the thing we call the
Internet. J.T. very quickly learned that, like in dim alleyways, there are some
very malicious people out there. He started delving into the world of computer
security at this time and has gone on to earn his master's degree in
information assurance and has been a Certified Ethical Hacker since 2009. He's
worked for a variety of tech companies in a security role, and his primary
focus in day-to-day life is web security. J.T. is a also a fantasy writer and
is the president of the Colorado Springs Fiction Writers Group.
If you have any questions, contact Ellis Harvey.
Home: 598-6828
Cell: 322-4826
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