LANSING - Stephen Potter is the new chairman and president of the Michigan Homeland Security Consortium, a non-profit organization dedicated to driving the growth of the Homeland Security Industry in the State of Michigan. Potter�??s day job is as president of PatriotServices in Walled Lake. To learn more about MIHSC and PatriotServices listen to this
ANN ARBOR - Several governmental agencies jointly issued final rules addressing implementation of Section 114 and Section 315 of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003 (FACT Act). If any of the following agencies have oversight with respect to your business, you may have an affirmative obligation to comply with the Identity Theft
DETROIT - Don't forget to make plans to be at the Ford Conference Center in Dearborn next Wednesday and Thursday for Detroit SecureWorld. This year's conference features an InfraGard Conference and Keynote breakfast. Starting at 8:15am on November 6th, the InfraGard event features Joseph Dittmar, World Trade Center Survivor, Always Remember Initiative who will be
TROY - Plan now to attend the Information Technology Society Fall Conference on November 1 at Walsh College where IT leaders from top-level metro Detroit organizations will brief attendees on the latest Security trends and issues. The program is runs from 9 am to noon at Walsh College. Dave Nehra, the CIO of Motor City
SOUTHFIELD - While Russian tanks were lining up on the road to Georgia this past August there was a flurry of activity as Russian cyber forces prepared to launch the first ever DDos attacks in support of an invasion. In a presentation Nov. 20 at the Motor City Chapter of ISSA, Richard Steinnen will discuss
TROY - Walsh College presents Michigan's only official CISSP Review Course, November 17-21 at the Troy Campus. Register before November 7 for the early bird price of $2495. The exam will be held at the Troy campus on December 6. Please note that effective 1 October 2007, professional work experience requirements for the CISSP will
CASCADE TOWNSHIP - Christian book publisher Zondervan will soon close on BibleGateway.com, a well used nonprofit Bible search engine, which it is purchasing from Gospel Communications of Muskegon. The agreement signed Monday includes the Bible search engine, which averages six million different users each month, and Gospel.com, a central Web site for more than 250
How Films Can Re-Engineer Michigan's Economy SOUTHFIELD - From engineers and designers to makeup artists and florists, more jobs will be generated as Hollywood comes to Michigan. What does that mean for the State's economy and its various industries? On November 19, The Engineering Society of Detroit will host a special presentation by Bob Brown,
LANSING - Michigan political leaders and governors of other auto industry-heavy states are seeking federal involvement in a potential merger of General Motors and Chrysler, with many saying the job losses from that consolidation would not be as bad as a company disappearing entirely. The Michigan Economic Development Corporation is also convening a meeting on
DETROIT - Autoline has launched the online version of its popular television show, called Autoline Daily, the world's first daily global auto new program. Competitor Automotive News is expected to follow suit in November. The five-minute daily newscast, which will be posted at select sites on the World Wide Web every Monday through Friday at