DCE Security and the World Wide Web
Posted in 1996
DCE Security and the World Wide Web The OSF DCE User & Developer Conference being held April 16- 18, 1996, in San Jose, CA., is pleased to announce the addition of a new track to the conference program: DCE Security and the World Wide Web. This track is intended for those who are utilizing the World Wide Web within their computing infrastructure. The World Wide Web is the fastest growing segment of the Internet. In order to be successful though, the Web must address issues such as security and scalable naming. Attendees learn how to combine the Web and DCE, with its global naming architecture and integrated security model, to address these issues and more. Topics covered in this track include: - "Architecting for Enterprise Security," David Hemsath, IBM - "Networked Computer Security for DCE," Sean Leonard, Hewlett-Packard - "DCE and the Internet: User Applications and Technical Issues," Hal Lockhart, Locus Computing Corp. - "Single Sign-On and DCE," Thomas Klejna, OSF - "The DCE Web: Securing the Enterprise Web," Steve Lewontin, OSF New and updated tracks at the OSF DCE User & Developer Conference include: DCE Client/Server & Objects DCE Deployment & End User Stories DCE Technology, Tools & Products Additional conference highlights include the DCE Product Showcase, Pre- & Post- Conference Seminars and Birds-of-a- Feather Networking Opportunities. To receive a brochure through conventional mail or for more registration information for the OSF DCE User & Developer Conference please call (800) 767-2336, fax to (508) 470-0526, or EMail* to ConfReg@dciexpo.com. The brochure is also available on the WWW at: URL http://www.DCIexpo.com/. Please refer to your priority code LMHQM01 when responding. * When registering by EMail, please refer to the priority code and OSF DCE User & Developer Conference in your subject line. Include your name, title, company, conventional mailing address, including mail stop, telephone and fax numbers.