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Meetings/Workshops on Information Security in the United Kingdom

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1.	[ID=131801]MM&Sec 2008 — Multimedia and Security Workshop
	22 Sep 2008 → 23 Sep 2008; Oxford, United Kingdom
	weblink: http://www.mmsec08.com/
	related subject(s): Multimedia, Computer Graphics and Visualization

2.	[ID=149823]ICICS'08 — The 10th International Conference on Information and Communications Security
	20 Oct 2008 → 22 Oct 2008; Birmingham, United Kingdom
	weblink: http://events.cs.bham.ac.uk/icics08/

3.	[ID=187159]UCSS 2008 — Ubiquitous Computing Security Systems
	13 Nov 2008 → 16 Nov 2008; London, United Kingdom
	weblink: http://www.comp.dit.ie/ubisec2008
	related subject(s): Embedded Systems & Ubiquitous Computing
4.	[ID=180169]Securing E-mail, Messaging Platforms and Mobile Devices
	02 Dec 2008; London, United Kingdom
	abstract: Mass mailing viruses are a thing of the past; messaging threats now encompass worries about protecting more than just email. From IM, blogs and wikis, to VoIP and unified communications, messaging security has become more about compliance, data leakage, e-discovery and intellectual property theft. The threats to messaging platforms have expanded in size and increased in intensity. While viruses, spam and phishing continue to undermine email security, new messaging threats via IM, VoIP and mobile devices are emerging.
	weblink: http://events.techtarget.com/messaging/

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last updated: 18 July 2008