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First pics from AusCERT09 Day One

On the ground at Day One of the 2009 AusCERT conference on the Gold Coast.

on May 18 2009 5:25PM

Conference delegates prepare for AusCERT Conference opening May 18 on the Gold Coast.

Senator Stephen Conroy delivers keynote to AusCERT Conference on the Gold Coast, May 18.

Senator Stephen Conroy (second from left) surrounded by advisers and ICANN president Paul Twomey (right).

ICANN president Paul Twomey told AusCERT delegates that inappropriate responses to cyber threats were worse than the threats themselves.

Paul Twomey, ICANN.

Nick FitzGerald poses a question on how ICANN will "police bad actors" to ICANN president Paul Twomey at AusCERT on May 18.

AusCERT Conference speaker Dan Klein May 18 suggests it’s time to start over with internet security.

Dan Klein speaks at AusCERT Conference on the Gold Coast, May 18.

Colonel Joe Adams from West Point outlines the cadet IT security training strategy at AusCERT Conference on the Gold Coast, May 18.

Microsoft’s Jeff Alexander outlines to AusCERT Conference delegates new security features in Windows 7 such as AppLocker that prohibits running unauthorised applications on desktops.

Conference delegates prepare for AusCERT Conference opening May 18 on the Gold Coast.

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