Lawmakers and law enforcement agencies have pressured the U

Lawmakers and law enforcement agencies have pressured the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to make VoIP (voice-over-internet protocol) companies provide "911" emergency service to customers. Coupled with concerns about whether VoIP can really be counted on to replace the traditional emergency response capabilities of public switched networks, are questions concerning how vulnerable VoIP transmissions may be to attack. Is this technology safe and reliable?

ITAA Logo Join ITAA and the VON Coalition at the National Press Club on July 21, 2005 by registering online or by faxing back the online registration form. ITAA and the VON Coalition present a compelling half-day symposium examining concerns as well as implications to an increasing number of enterprises as they are now deploying and using VoIP technology.

Hear from:

Sen. John E. Sununu, Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee
Congressman Charles "Chip" Pickering, Jr., House Energy and Commerce Committee (Vice Chair)

...and learn about VoIP legislation and what it means to your enterprise.

AGENDA
8:30 AM	Registration

9:00 AM	Opening and Panel I: "VoIP Security" D. Richard Kuhn, Computer Scientist, Computer Security Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology Blair Levin, Managing Director, Legg Mason Jim Kohlenberger, Executive Director of the VON Coalition Ray Paddock, Vice President, Industry Relations, Intrado Inc.

10:15 AM	Coffee Break

10:45 AM	Panel II: "VoIP Safety and 9-1-1" Tim Stelzig, Wireline Competition Bureau, FCC Dana Lichtenberg, Legislative Assistant, Office of Rep. Bart Gordon Prof. Henning Schulzrinne, Dept. Chair, Department of Computer Science, Columbia University Gregory L. Rohde, Executive Director, E9-1-1 Institute

12:00 Noon	Lunch and Keynotes Senator John E. Sununu Congressman Charles "Chip" Pickering, Jr. James W. Cicconi, General Counsel and Executive Vice President for Law and Government Affairs, AT&T

1:00 PM	Close

	(Current list of confirmed speakers)

Contact Eerik Kreek for Sponsorship Opportunities and Details at (703) 284-5316

Public Trust on the Line: Security, Safety and VoIP symposium attendees will:

Learn how the FCC order is impacting VoIP companies and their customers.
Explore the information security risks posed by this technology and steps to mitigate those risks.
Decide where VoIP fits in your total systems solution.

Reserve your seat today; onsite registration will not be available. Program fees, including luncheon is $50 for ITAA and VON Coalition members; $75 for non-members. Register online or by faxing back the attached registration form to (703) 525-2279.

Co-hosted by:

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Gold Sponsor:

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Silver Sponsors:

Media Sponsor:

For more information about the event, please contact Eerik Kreek via email at ekreek@itaa.org or by phone (703) 284-5316.

Please note that due to food guarantees, refunds will not be made for "no-shows".

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