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infosec

Short for "information security." The term was primarily used in the military (INFOSEC) and migrated to commercial parlance. Also "infosecurity." See information security.



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GIPC, a training conference designed for the professional exchange of INFOSEC and Communications Security (COMSEC) knowledge between COMSEC Custodians, Signal Officers, Warrant Officers, Senior NCOs, COMSEC Maintenance Officers, Accountable Officers, Serialization Officers, INFOSEC Program Managers, Department of the Army/Major Command Staff Officers, and others working in the INFOSEC field, is centered around an annual INFOSEC/COMSEC theme.
The INFOSEC Professional is the only vendor-specific curriculum that meets the rigorous standards of the National Security Agency (NSA) and the CNSS.
More than 1,800 information security professionals will converge at InfoSec World Conference and Expo, the all-encompassing IT security event being held March 19-21, 2007 at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando.
 
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