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May 20th - 9:00AM - 10:00 AM PST

Microsoft's Security Intelligence Report - How to keep up with Security trends and futures.

Description: Want to know how Microsoft looks at the world as it relates to Viruses, Worms and other malware? Need to better understand how Microsoft partners with other security software companies? Ever thought about how Microsoft gathers this information and how it benefits you? Chengi Jimmy Kuo will give you a view of how Microsoft keeps a pulse on industry security issues and how we address those issues with partners. He will cover the makings of the Microsoft Security Intelligence Report and how you can benefit from its' work.

Sponsor: Microsoft

Presenter: Chengi Jimmy Kuo

Presenter Title: Principle Architect, Microsoft Malware Protection Center

Presenter Bio: Chengi Jimmy Kuo is the principal architect for the Microsoft Malware Protection Center (MMPC), where he assesses the impact of computer viruses on customers and how best to protect the data that people and organizations store on computer systems.

Kuo directs Microsoft Corp.'s worldwide anti-malware engineering team, assessing the types of computing activities that put people and organizations at high risk and then establishing procedures, test methodologies and updates to address threats. Kuo also promotes cooperation within the anti-virus and anti-spyware industries, helping them work together for the benefit of all computer users.

Before joining Microsoft, Kuo was a McAfee Fellow at McAfee Inc. and founded McAfee Avert Labs. He also managed Symantec Corp.'s NAV Lab. At IBM Corp. he worked in Advanced Technology and served as a developer on the PS/2 development team.

Kuo received the Federal 100 Award in 2000 for his work responding to the Melissa virus. In addition, he served on the President's Council on Year 2000 Conversion's Information Coordination Center and was the moderator at the 2002 White House town hall on cybersecurity in Portland, Ore. Kuo currently serves as a police reserve specialist for the Hillsboro, Ore., police department for cybercrime response.

Kuo earned a bachelor's degree in engineering and applied science from the California Institute of Technology. His previous areas of research include IBM PS/2 BIOS (his initials can be found in some models of BIOS chips), AIX-UNIX development and natural language processing.

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