may Meeting
Wednesday the 14th
Rangers ballpark in Arlington
PARKING INFO
Espionage
Joint Meeting with Ft. Worth IIA
Social event following - Seattle Mariners vs. Texas
Rangers
Pre-Meeting 10:00am
Registration begins at 9:30am
The Rise of Economic Espionage
Breaking the NYNEX Fraud and Industrial Espionage Case
MacDonnell Ulsch, Jefferson Wells Inc.
Intellectual property and trade secret theft crimes are on the rise.
Already, the losses total more than $250 billion a year in the United
States. Military force modernization, commercial modernization,
technology proliferation and complexity, expansive money laundering, and
an increasingly competitive global marketplace are a few of the drivers
behind the increase in industrial and economic espionage. Learn who’s
stealing the secrets and how to defend against theft of valuable
competitive differentiators.
NYNEX was behind it. Digital Equipment Corporation was the
target, and IBM and other high technology competitors were unwitting
participants in one of the largest industrial espionage and fraud
cases ever to occur in the United States. This significant but
quiet case has never been publicly disclosed in court or in the
press. Find out from the individual who broke the case why it
happened, how it happened, and the aftermath once the case was
turned over to the United States Department of Justice.
MacDonnell Ulsch is a Director of Technology Risk Management in the
Boston and New York City offices of Jefferson Wells. He is the firm’s
subject matter expert on privacy and intellectual property defense. He
was Sr. Director of Regulatory Compliance at Gartner and Director of
Global Risk Management at PricewaterhouseCoopers. He was Vice President
of Information Security and Chief Analyst at Dataquest/Dun &
Bradstreet. For 13 years he was with the National Security Institute
and continues to serve on its advisory board. He served on the United
States Secrecy Commission, chaired by U.S. Senators Jesse Helm and
Daniel Patrick Moynihan. He has also worked with U.S. Senator Sam Nunn
on information security policy. Mr. Ulsch has advised the British
Ministry of Defense and worked in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Mr. Ulsch is the author of the forthcoming book, “THREAT! Managing
Risk in a Hostile World,” to be published soon by the IIA Research
Foundation. He is a Distinguished Fellow of the Ponemon Institute and
had advised the U.S. Army on the risks associated with blogging and
social networks. During the administration of President George H.W.
Bush, he advised the office of counterintelligence on the issue on the
Central Intelligence Agency intelligence sharing with U.S. corporations.
Mr. Ulsch has been a member of the adjunct faculty at Boston
University and lectured in the international MBA program at Boston
College. He will present a lecture this year on global risk at the
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University in Boston. His
articles have appeared in many publications, and he has been quoted in
The New York Times, The wall Street Journal, Forbes, Kiplinger’s,
BusinessWeek, Information Security, and many other newspapers,
magazines, and academic studies. He has made guest appearances on a
number of television and radio programs.
2 Hours Continuing Education
Make your Reservation On line!
Social event-1:05pm
Seattle Mariner vs. Texas Rangers
The price is $45 for members, $65 for non-members, $35 for students, $10 for UTD
IAEP Student Members - registration cost INCLUDES lunch and a ticket to
the baseball game. There is NO option for lunch without a baseball
ticket. Registration will be open through May 2 or until we reach the
maximum capacity of 275, whichever comes first! Space will be limited,
so walk-ins will not be accepted.Make your Reservation On line!
This meeting is being held at
Rangers Ballpark in Arlington
1000 Ballpark Way,
Arlington, Texas PARKING
Parking will be open in Lot B across the street from the museum and
ballpark.
A local map is below, with additional information at
www.texasrangers.com/parking
Parking is free until 10am when the parking attendants arrive, but is
$12 once the attendants are on duty.
We can not reimburse parking. If you arrive after the presentation
starts, plan to pay $12.
MUSEUM
The meeting and lunch will be in the Legends of the Game museum.
You will enter on the 1st level for registration. The presentation and
lunch will be on the 2nd level.
Our group will have access to the Museum all day and refreshments will
be available, in the Museum only, throughout the day.
We will enter the game directly from the museum.
Refreshments will be available for us in the museum at no charge
throughout the game.
The museum will be open all day.
TICKETS
We will hand out game tickets when you check-in at the IIA
registration table.
There are seat numbers printed on the tickets, but we are not enforcing
individual seat assignments within our section.
We will have a listing of the seats in our section to help everyone know
where they can sit.
As a courtesy to the various and unpredictable combinations of groups,
colleagues and friends who may want to sit near each other, please be
flexible in choosing or changing your seat.
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