CitySec meetup in Los Angeles

For those of you who haven’t already seen CitySec, it’s worth stopping by.� CitySec.org is a site created by Thomas Ptacek (from Matasano Chargen) to facilitate gatherings of information security professionals.� The tone of the meetings appears to be quite relaxed, to quote “What is a CitySect Meetup?“:

The rule of thumb is, no more structure than is absolutely necessary to get people into a room (where �room� usually means �bar�): if structure (like �name tags� or �surveys�) would even possibly prevent one person from attending the meeting, don�t use it.

For those of us in the greater Los Angeles area, there is a CitySec meetup (LASec) scheduled for 8PM on June 7th at the Westwood Brewing Co (near UCLA).� Here’s a link to the address on Google Maps.� Infosec and beer, a great combination

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