

The HTCIA recognizes the need for a better system of networking
private and public investigations against criminals, who continually
threaten both private and government computer
networks and/or steal millions of dollars in assets by the use of
computers or other forms of high technology.
With the explosion in the use of computers and the
Internet, there is an upswing in criminal activities that utilize
these powerful tools. From computer viruses to fraud, these are just a
few of the many growing threats that expose our society to a new kind
of criminal activity in the 2lst century. This conference addresses
some of those issues.
The Specifics:
Dates: When May 6~8, 2003
Hours: 0800 - 1700 (classroom)
Location: VISA
900 Metro Center Blvd.
Foster City, CA (go to map)
Breakout sessions in adjacent VISA facilities
Fees: $125.00 if payment is received by April
1, 2003 - includes registration and all materials. Registration fee
increases to $150.00 after that date, and will be $200.00 at the door.
Save money - get priority lab registration - register now.
Certification: P.O.S.T Certified - Plan "NA"
(non-reimbursable) 24 hours. The class is held in conjunction with South Bay
Regional Public Safety Training Center, (Evergreen College), San Jose,
CA.
Credits: .5 semester unit
Intended audience: This course is intended
for Federal, State and Local Law Enforcement; prosecuting attorneys;
private investigators; corporate security staff and network security
administrators who are responsible for the investigation of high
technology crimes.
Remember your badge:
HTCIA members are asked to bring and wear
their HTCIA badge to facilitate quick registration at VISA
International. Due to increased
security at the VISA buildings, you may be asked for identification
before you are allowed to park in the garage.
Help: Please contact the South Bay Regional
Public Safety Training Center (408/270-6458) with all questions about
registration.
Hospitality: May 6th, 5:30 PM to 7 PM @ the San Mateo
Marriott.