Resources Streaming videos ICTGM 2011 Cyber Awareness Seminar
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Videos1. Rodney Naudi - Manager Information Security Department, Malta Information Technology Agency
2. Benjamin Gittins -CTO, Synaptic Laboratories Limited 3. Brian Snow - Former Technical Director of the Information Assurance Directorate of the U.S. National Security Agency
4. Robert Quick - CEO, BlueLight Global Solutions
5. Rolland Dudemaine - Technical Solutions Manager EMEA, Green Hills Software
6. Dr. David Cowling - Managing Director, WITTENSTEIN High Integrity Systems 7. Prof. Fabian Martins - Manager Security and Innovation, SCOPUS (Bradesco Bank Group) 8. Benjamin Gittins - CTO, Synaptic Laboratories Limited
9. Hon. Chev. Louis Scerri Montaldo - Brasil Consul to Malta
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