CCC Information Security & IT Accessibility Workshops

When

CCC Information Security Workshop
Monday, July 24, 2017

CCC IT Accessibility Workshop
Tuesday, July 25, 2017

Daily Schedule

8:30 am: Check-In/Continental Breakfast
9:00 am - 4:00 pm: Workshop Sessions

Continental Breakfast & Lunch will be provided both days.

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Where

Mt. San Antonio College
1100 N. Grand Avenue
Walnut, CA 91789

Driving Directions

Campus Map
Workshops will be held in Building 13, Design Technology Center Auditorium

Nearby Lodging:

Holiday Inn West Covina (3.3 miles away)
Phone: 1-888-465-4329

Park Inn Covina (3.5 miles away)
Phone: 1-626-915-3441

Hampton Inn Los Angeles/West Covina (3.1 miles away)
Phone: 1-626-967-5800

Fairfield Inn & Suites Los Angeles West Covina (3.1 miles away)
Phone: 1-626-678-8988

(Always ask for the Government Rate)

Special Thanks To:

Event Contacts:

Jeff Holden
CCC Information Security Center
jholden@ccctechcenter.org

Sean Keegan
CCC Accessibility Center
accessibility-info@cccnext.net

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Welcome Attendees!

We look forward to your participation in the CCC Information Security Center and CCC Accessibility Center summer IT workshops, being held Monday, July 24, and Tuesday, July 25. A special thank you to Mt. San Antonio College for hosting this event!

Both workshops will be held in the Mt. SAC Design Technology Center Auditorium, Building 13, Room 1700.

Join us starting at 8:30 am each day for complimentary continental breakfast while you check in and get your name badge. Workshop sessions start at 9 am. Lunch will be provided both days.

Important Parking Info

Please park in PayLotB. Parking in this lot is complimentary for workshop attendees.

Enter at Grand Ave. and San Jose Hills Rd. Let the parking attendant know you are there for the "Chancellor's Office Workshop". If you park in a different lot, you will be required to purchase a day pass or risk being ticketed.

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Attending Both Days?

Individuals who attend both workshops are eligible for reimbursement of hotel or mileage expenses. Be sure to pick up a reimbursement form at the workshop.

July 24 - Information Security Workshop

Keynote: Vishal Amin, a decorated US Marine Corps fighter pilot and business security expert, will discuss the human element of security risks and the decision-making process behind it. Amin will explore the evolution of digital identity security, drawing on his personal story of how his identity was compromised.

Sessions & Presenters:

Windows Active Directory Security - Larry Suto, Security Consultant for the CCC Technology Center
Next-Generation Endpoint Protection - Dave Furhmann, CTO of Ventura County Community College District
Ransomware - Ella Stetser, Security Consultant for the CCC Chancellor's Office
Password Threat Modeling - Steven Alexander, ISO of Kern Community College District
Vulnerability Management - Joe Luna and Raffi Erganian of Furtim.io
CCC Information Security Center Services - Jeff Holden, CISO of the CCC Technology Center

Visit the CCC Information Security Center website at CCCSecurityCenter.org. Read Jeff's "Security Matters" blog, published on CCC TechEDge News.

July 25 - IT Accessibility Workshop

The IT Accessibility Workshop will include topics focusing on website and IT accessibility, including:

Access vs. Accommodations
Discussion will focus on the role of Section 504 and Section 508 as it pertains to access for students with disabilities and how both can impact your website and information technology environment.

What are the Section 508 Standards & WCAG 2.0, Level AA criteria?
Website lawsuits have emphasized WCAG 2.0, Level AA over the past few years as the expected level for accessibility. However, the Section 508 Standards were updated in January and now include parts of WCAG 2.0, Level AA. Find out what this means for your institution.

Including Accessibility as Part of Procurement
A critical step towards improving the accessibility of campus-wide information technology resources is to ensure that what you are purchasing meets accessibility standards. Come learn how colleges can use different strategies to incorporate an accessibility checkpoint into the procurement process.

Tools and Techniques for Evaluating Websites for Accessibility
Whether using manual or automated accessibility tests, a variety of tools and techniques exist to evaluate and assess your website's level of accessibility. We will identify the more common accessibility evaluation tools and the techniques to consider when reviewing the accessibility of your website.

Strategies for PDF Document Accessibility
Creating accessible PDF documents can be challenging even with robust training programs. Colleges should consider a multi-faceted approach to supporting the creation and delivery of accessible PDF documents across the institution.

Presenters:

Gaeir Dietrich, Director of the High Tech Center Training Unit of the California Community Colleges

The HTCTU provides training and support for community college faculty and staff wishing to acquire or improve teaching skills, methodologies, and pedagogy in Assistive Computer Technology, Alternate Media and Web Accessibility. From 2010–2011, Gaeir served as the chair for the National Advisory Commission on Accessible Instructional Materials in Postsecondary Education, where she represented two year colleges. The Commission studied the current state of accessible materials for students with disabilities in postsecondary education and made recommendations to the U.S. Congress for improving access to and the distribution of instructional materials in accessible formats.

Sean Keegan, Interim Director of the CCC Accessibility Center

The CCC Accessibility Center, a resource of the CCC Technology Center, provides expertise, resources, and technical assistance to advance the accessibility of electronic and information technology in the California Community Colleges. Previously, Sean was the Associate Director for Assistive Technology in the Office of Accessible Education (OAE) at Stanford University, directing the implementation and campus-wide support of assistive technology for students with disabilities and the alternate format production program.

Visit the CCC Accessibility Center website at CCCAccessibility.org. Read Sean's "Accessibil-IT" blog, published on CCC TechEDge News.