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Overview of New Indiana Laws Personal Information Security and Social

WHAT'S HAPPENING

Individuals are increasingly concerned about protecting their personal information and are not hesitant to turn to their lawmakers to craft solutions.  Indiana has recently enacted several new laws aimed at protecting individuals' personal information and imposing penalties when state agencies and private businesses fail to provide adequate protection of that information.  This presentation will provide a high level overview of new Indiana laws protecting individuals' personal information and their impact on public agencies and private businesses.

A social will follow the presentation so that members can meet one another and share points of interest.
 

WHERE

The Marten House Hotel & Lilly Conference Center
1801 West 86th Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46260
 

WHEN

Thursday September 28, 2006

Overview:  2:00 – 4:00
Social:  4:00 – 6:00
 

SPEAKER BIO

Joanna Grama is an information security project manager at Purdue University.  She is responsible for university policy creation and compliance activities as they relate to information security.  Joanna is also an attorney licensed to practice in Indiana.  She practices in the areas of business planning, estate planning, and elder law.  She is a member of the American Bar Association, National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Indiana State Bar Association, and Tippecanoe County Bar Association.
 

NOURISHMENT

Refreshments during the Overview and snacks during the Social. 
 

TUITION

FREE TO CURRENT MEMBERS
(Sorry, this event is open to INDY ISACA members only.)

REGISTRATION

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Credit Hours: 2

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