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MTUG Social
2025-02-20 16:00 - 19:00 UTC | Rising Tide Brewery, 103 Fox St, Portland
Join us for some refreshments and a chance to connect with peers from across Maine’s technology provider industry.
This month’s presentation topic is “Your company’s #1 IT Security Threat – What everyone needs to know!”
Sponsored by WG Tech: “As a leading managed service provider, we specialize in delivering comprehensive solutions and technology support that empowers Maine business to thrive in today’s digital landscape. With over 30 years in business, we are a Trusted IT partner that delivers powerful IT results.”
Would you like to be a MTUG Social Sponsor?
Sponsorships are unique opportunities to support MTUG’s independent educational mission while having exclusive visibility and networking opportunities with the MTUG community. Learn more about our MTUG event sponsorships.

2024 Accelerate
2024-10-22 00:09 - 00:16 UTC | Throttle Car Club, 10 Dynamic Dr, Scarborough, ME, United States
As digital threats increase in sophistication, particularly against mid-sized businesses, the need for robust cybersecurity is becoming a “must-have.” This event is designed not just to present solutions but to drive action.
Don’t miss this opportunity to participate in a different kind of event for learning and connecting with IT and cybersecurity professionals in Maine.
How To Register

Contact Organization: Defendify
Host / Event Website: https://www.defendify.com/accelerate/

2024 SecureMaine
2024-10-03 00:00 UTC | Italian Heritage Center, 40 Westland Ave., Portland, ME, United States
Join an expected 250 attendees from across Maine, the region, and beyond for the 2nd annual SecureMaine Conference!
The annual SecureMaine event is coordinated by leading non-profit professional security organizations that provide authoritative input from leading voices to update attendees, deliver professional development, and offer broad exposure and networking opportunities. The constituents attending SecureMaine conferences are persons and organizations that seek to improve their organizations’ security and privacy protection. ​Important security vendors and leading federal and state organizations exhibit and share knowledge during the event.
MTUG is a proud supporting partner of this year’s event.
How To Register

Contact Organization: SecureMaine
Host / Event Website: https://www.securemaine.org/

Annual Summit
2024-05-14 08:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | ME

2024 I.T. Summit & Tradeshow
2024-05-14 07:30 - 16:00 UTC | Holiday Inn by the Bay, 88 Spring St., Portland, ME, 88 Spring St, Portland
The 2024 MTUG I.T. Summit & Tradeshow!
The Annual I.T. Summit & Tradeshow will be Tuesday, May 14, 2024, bringing together approximately 400 tech professionals to enjoy 50 exhibits, 15 competitively-selected workshops, refreshments, prizes, and more.

February Peers & Beers - Portland
2024-02-29 16:30 - 18:30 UTC | Rising Tide Brewing, 103 Fox St, Portland, Maine
Join us for some refreshments and in-person networking!
This is month’s topic is “Network Security and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE).”
presented by Kent Goodrow, Chief Information Security Officer, Systems Engineering
This month’s sponsor:
Verkada – “Trusted by over 20,000 organizations to protect people and property with privacy in mind. Verkada builds physical security solutions that integrate into a cloud-based dashboard.”
This event is open to and free for the public. We hope you’ll join us for this fun educational networking session!
Many thanks to our Peers & Beers Sponsor Verkada

December Peers & Beers - Augusta
2023-12-13 16:30 - 18:30 UTC | August Civic Center – North Wing, 76 Community Drive, Augusta
Join us for some refreshments, in-person networking, and holiday cheer!

This month’s topic is “Technical Leadership in the Real World”
presented by James Troutman
This brief presentation will provide practical tips and insights on securing support for your digital transformation initiatives. Learn to effectively communicate complex tech and risk subjects, aligning them with your leadership’s priorities
This month’s sponsor:
Mitel – “Mitel’s mass notification, and Communications Solutions are designed for today’s modern organization, enabling reliable communications across a wide range of channels and devices so that everyone can be kept safe, informed, and connected during emergency situations – regardless of their location.”
This event is open to and free for the public. We hope you’ll join us for this fun educational networking session!
Many thanks to our Peers & Beers Sponsor Mitel
Would you like to be a MTUG Peers & Beers Sponsor?
MTUG Peers & Beers sponsorships are unique opportunities to support MTUG’s independent educational mission while having exclusive visibility and networking opportunities with the MTUG’s community. Learn more about our Peers & Beers sponsorships for this year.

September Peers & Beers - Lewiston
2023-09-20 16:30 - 18:30 UTC | Davinci’s Eatery, 150 Main St., Lewiston, 150 Main St, Lewiston
This month’s topic:
“Migrating and Managing Your Workloads and Costs in the AWS Public Cloud”, presented by Chris Falk
Considering a move of an application or service to the cloud? This presentation will provide some tips and insights on migrating and managing typical workloads in the AWS Public Cloud, including understanding the associated cost structures and essential skills.
This event is open to and free for the public. We hope you’ll join us for this fun educational networking session!
Many thanks to our Peers & Beers Sponsor Extreme Networks!
Would you like to be a MTUG Peers & Beers Sponsor?
MTUG Peers & Beers sponsorships are unique opportunities to support MTUG’s independent educational mission while having exclusive visibility and networking opportunities with the MTUG’s community. Learn more about our Peers & Beers sponsorships for this year.
(All presenter content is posted “as-is” and does not reflect the opinions of or any endorsement by MTUG, its board members, or constituents.)

2023 I.T. Summit & Tradeshow
2023-05-04 07:30 - 16:00 UTC | Holiday Inn by the Bay, 88 Spring St., Portland, ME, 88 Spring St, Portland
The 2023 MTUG I.T. Summit & Tradeshow!
The Annual I.T. Summit & Tradeshow will be Thursday, May 4, 2023, bringing together approximately 400 tech professionals to enjoy 50 exhibits, 15 competitively-selected workshops, refreshments, prizes, and more.

Round Table Discussion
2023-04-12 18:00 - 20:00 UTC | ME
Welcome to April’s ISC2 Maine membership roundtable discussion! Among the items we’ll be discussing are tracking vulnerabilities and assessing systems. We’ll also discuss some upcoming events.
How To Register

Contact Organization: ISC2
Host / Event Website: https://www.isc2mainechapter.org/
Event Link: meet.google.com/oee-jtdd-biv
Contact Person: Justin LaFontaine
Contact Email: justin.lafontaine@isc2mainechapter.org

Agile Maine Day 2023
2023-03-31 09:00 - 15:00 UTC | IDEXX, 1 IDEXX Drive, Westbrook, ME, 04092, United States
Were excited to announce that the Agile Maine Day will be held on March 31, 2023, at IDEXX from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. This year’s event will be an “Open Space” event allowing participants to suggest topics and converse with other professionals. The goal of this conference is to provide peer to peer learning, networking opportunities, and resources for the participants.
The conference is limited to 150 participants.
We’ll be sharing more info about the conference in the upcoming weeks.

[Event description taken from host’s Eventbrite page — please refer to that page, or the host’s organizational page — for the latest updates.]

How To Register

Contact Organization: Agile Maine
Host / Event Website: http://www.agilemaine.com/
Event Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/agile-maine-day-2023-tickets-523848654427
Contact Person: Miljan Bajić

DevOps207 MeetUp at Novare Res (Theme: TBD)
2023-03-21 18:00 - 21:00 UTC | Nova Res Bier Cafe, 4 Canal Plaza #1, Portland, ME, United States
We are returning to Novare Res on Tuesday, March 21 at 6PM (On the third Tuesday – Monthly).
This month’s theme TBD. Check back later for more details (at the host organization’s event site).
That or just come have a beer or a pretzel and hang out with some fellow IT professionals. These prompts are designed as conversation starters and there’s no obligation to stick to them.
If you aren’t a DevOps Engineer but want to be, this is also a great opportunity to meet some veterans and get some guidance on where to start.
Novare Res can be kind of tricky to find based on the map pin. I recommend walking down Exchange St. and looking for the sign.
We have a private meeting area! When you walk in, it’s the first door on the left.
COVID-19 safety measures: Please stay home if you’re not feeling well or think you may have been exposed to COVID!

[Description from organizer’s event page. Please visit that page for updates.]

How To Register

Contact Organization: DevOps207
Host / Event Website: https://www.meetup.com/Portland-ME-DevOps/
Event Link: https://www.meetup.com/portland-me-devops/events/291189380/

Monthly Virtual Meetup
2023-03-16 18:00 - 20:00 UTC | ME
Once a month we gather to discuss and build civic technology.
Current active projects:

Maine Ballot (maineballot.org) – The goal of MaineBallot.org is to provide concise, non-partisan information to make it easy to understand the ballot questions pending in Maine.
Rent Stabilization Calculator – A cost calculator to help tenants understand landlords comply with Portland’s new rent stabilization ordinance.

Ready to dive in? Find an issue to work on here: https://github.com/orgs/OpenMaine/projects/7
What is civic technology?
Civic technology is the practice of applying rapid prototyping and user centered design to solve civic problems such as voting, budgeting, parking, transit, community engagement, etc., (to name just a few). Civic technologists believe that government services can be efficient, equitable, and open.
We are a Code for America brigade. Learn about Code for America’s brigade program here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYzMl_HnEZU
Everyone is welcome from all backgrounds and skill levels. We suggest bringing a laptop (encouraged, but not required) if you think you’d like to dive in on a project. We share what we are working on at the beginning of each Meetup and introduce all attendees to our Code of Conduct and meeting style. We then have a short featured speaker and a discussion. Project teams are invited to work after the featured speaker, if they like.
So, come hack your city! Everyone is welcome.
To connect with us outside of the meetings:
–> From our website: http://openmaine.org
–> You can find info to sign up with us on Slack, follow us on Facebook and Twitter, and get to our GitHub repository.

[Description from organizer’s event page. Please visit that page for updates.]

How To Register

Contact Organization: OpenMaine
Host / Event Website: https://www.meetup.com/openmaine/
Event Link: https://www.meetup.com/openmaine/events/ngjclsyfcfbvb/

Work From (Not) Home
2023-02-24 10:00 - 14:00 UTC | Rwanda Bean Company, 290 Thompsons Point Rd, Portland, ME, United States
If working remotely has you missing that water cooler talk, then join us at Rwanda Bean Roastery on Thompson’s Point to enjoy some great company while you work!
This event is very casual and will repeat every two weeks. 10-2 is just a window; feel free to come and go whenever works best for you.
The Rwanda Bean café is spacious. You can find your own spot if you need to focus or gather when it’s time for a break. For more information about Rwanda Bean coffee, go to: https://rwandabean.com/
Hope to see you there!

[Description from organizer’s event page. Please visit that page for updates.]

How To Register

Contact Organization: Maine Women in Tech
Host / Event Website: https://www.meetup.com/mainewomenintech/
Event Link: https://www.meetup.com/mainewomenintech/events/jvqkxsyfcdbgc/

Virtual / In-Person Open Build Night
2023-02-21 18:00 - 20:00 UTC | 34 Freedom Parkway, Suite #2, Hermon, ME, United States
Event starts with a few house keeping items. Such items include:

What is the Bangor Makerspace?
Upcoming events
Community outreach
Item requests, borrow/keep
What people are working on
(Est. roughly 15-20min)

After that the floor is yours. It’s a great time to work on your own projects, help someone else out on theirs, and talk amongst creative thinkers and doers.
Stay safe, and never stop making.

[Description from organizer’s event page. Please visit that page for event link if you are joining online, as well as full info and updates.]

How To Register

Contact Organization: Bangor Makerspace
Host / Event Website: https://bangormakerspace.org/
Event Link: https://www.meetup.com/bangor-makerspace/events/jbkdxsyfcdbcc/
Contact Person: Mike Revel
Contact Email: contact@bangormakerspace.org

Monthly Virtual Meetup
2023-02-16 18:00 - 20:00 UTC | ME
Once a month we gather to discuss and build civic technology.
Current active projects:

Maine Ballot (maineballot.org) – The goal of MaineBallot.org is to provide concise, non-partisan information to make it easy to understand the ballot questions pending in Maine.
Rent Stabilization Calculator – A cost calculator to help tenants understand landlords comply with Portland’s new rent stabilization ordinance.

Ready to dive in? Find an issue to work on here: https://github.com/orgs/OpenMaine/projects/7
What is civic technology?
Civic technology is the practice of applying rapid prototyping and user centered design to solve civic problems such as voting, budgeting, parking, transit, community engagement, etc., (to name just a few). Civic technologists believe that government services can be efficient, equitable, and open.
We are a Code for America brigade. Learn about Code for America’s brigade program here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYzMl_HnEZU
Everyone is welcome from all backgrounds and skill levels. We suggest bringing a laptop (encouraged, but not required) if you think you’d like to dive in on a project. We share what we are working on at the beginning of each Meetup and introduce all attendees to our Code of Conduct and meeting style. We then have a short featured speaker and a discussion. Project teams are invited to work after the featured speaker, if they like.
So, come hack your city! Everyone is welcome.
To connect with us outside of the meetings:
–> From our website: http://openmaine.org
–> You can find info to sign up with us on Slack, follow us on Facebook and Twitter, and get to our GitHub repository.

[Description from organizer’s event page. Please visit that page for updates.]

How To Register

Contact Organization: OpenMaine
Host / Event Website: https://www.meetup.com/openmaine/
Event Link: https://www.meetup.com/openmaine/events/ngjclsyfcdbvb/

Hacker Happy Hour
2023-02-16 18:00 - 19:30 UTC | ME
Location / Details TBD!

[Description from organizer’s main page and event page. Please visit these pages for updates.]

How To Register

Contact Organization: DC207
Host / Event Website: https://www.dc207.org/
Event Link: https://www.dc207.org/events/hacker-happy-hour-4

Virtual / In-Person Open Build Night
2023-02-14 18:00 - 20:00 UTC | 34 Freedom Parkway, Suite #2, Hermon, ME, United States
Event starts with a few house keeping items. Such items include:

What is the Bangor Makerspace?
Upcoming events
Community outreach
Item requests, borrow/keep
What people are working on
(Est. roughly 15-20min)

After that the floor is yours. It’s a great time to work on your own projects, help someone else out on theirs, and talk amongst creative thinkers and doers.
Stay safe, and never stop making.

[Description from organizer’s event page. Please visit that page for event link if you are joining online, as well as full info and updates.]

How To Register

Contact Organization: Bangor Makerspace
Host / Event Website: https://bangormakerspace.org/
Event Link: https://www.meetup.com/bangor-makerspace/events/jbkdxsyfcdbsb/
Contact Person: Mike Revel
Contact Email: contact@bangormakerspace.org

Work From (Not) Home
2023-02-10 10:00 - 14:00 UTC | Rwanda Bean Company, 290 Thompsons Point Rd, Portland, ME, United States
If working remotely has you missing that water cooler talk, then join us at Rwanda Bean Roastery on Thompson’s Point to enjoy some great company while you work!
This event is very casual and will repeat every two weeks. 10-2 is just a window; feel free to come and go whenever works best for you.
The Rwanda Bean café is spacious. You can find your own spot if you need to focus or gather when it’s time for a break. For more information about Rwanda Bean coffee, go to: https://rwandabean.com/
Hope to see you there!

[Description from organizer’s event page. Please visit that page for updates.]

How To Register

Contact Organization: Maine Women in Tech
Host / Event Website: https://www.meetup.com/mainewomenintech/
Event Link: https://www.meetup.com/mainewomenintech/events/jvqkxsyfcdbnb/

VPN's are Internet Snake Oil
2023-02-08 18:00 - 19:00 UTC | ME
On February 8th, we look forward to hearing from James Troutman.
VPNs are Internet Snake Oil
His presentation covers:
❖ History lesson on “snake oil” & VPNs.
❖ Why people may want to hide their identity online
❖ What a commercial Virtual Private Network (VPN) service can and cannot do for you.
❖ The surveillance problem in your pocket.
❖ Beyond VPNs: Recommendations to help limit online tracking and
surveillance, for various levels of paranoia.
James helps run a regional Internet Exchange in Maine (NNENIX.NET) and is President of IMA, a consulting firm focused on helping ISPs build Internet and broadband infrastructure.

How To Register

Contact Organization: ISC2
Host / Event Website: https://www.isc2mainechapter.org/
Event Link: meet.google.com/oee-jtdd-biv
Contact Person: Justin LaFontaine
Contact Email: justin.lafontaine@isc2mainechapter.org

Portland Peers & Beers -- a CyberSecurity User Group & Professional Education mixer!
2022-10-27 16:30 - 18:30 UTC | Bruno’s Restaurant & Tavern, Portland, 33 Allen Avenue, Portland, Maine, United States
Make Cybersecurity Awareness Month last All Year Long!

At this first “Peers & Beers” in years MTUG featured “speed presentations” from local Cybersecurity User Groups and Security Education Programs. Each of 7 groups had a chance for a brief presentation, with plenty of time to connect before and after. Over 50 registered, and over 40 attended. Attendees learned about the cybersecurity groups meeting in our region, plus the education and certification programs available for supported or formal learning. And there were flyers and stickers!

If you have a Security User Group or Cybersecurity Education Program serving Maine and Northern New England, and missed this event, please feel free to create an Account (top-right of our website), and once your account is approved you may then create a “Company” listing for your school or user group. There’s plenty of room in the listing fields to describe your user group meetings, or educational programming. Final User Group and Education Program listing entries go under additional MTUG review. See all our regional User Groups and Educational Programs in the MTUG Directory here.
Photo credits: Kate Carpenter.

2022 I.T. Summit & Tradeshow
2022-05-26 07:30 - 16:00 UTC | Holiday Inn by the Bay, Portland, 88 Spring St, Portland
Please Join Us for our 2022 I.T. Summit & Tradeshow!
Our 35th year! The Annual I.T. Summit & Tradeshow is scheduled for Thursday, May 26, 2022, with a goal of bringing together approximately 400 tech professionals, 50 exhibitors, 12 competitively-selected workshops. Many of exhibitors, sponsors, and workshop presenters have already registered for this event — we hope to see you there! Click below for full Summit information…

Cybersecurity Update: Laws, Global Risks Abroad & At Home, Threat Hunting & Prevention
2022-04-13 11:00 - 12:00 UTC | ME
Please join MTUG as we host an update on the latest threats and cybersecurity considerations from security expert Frank Appunn!
[Our 2nd panelist, Erika Voss, could not be present today due to unforeseen circumstances.]
Frank Appunn, a professor of cybersecurity and tech, and security expert with the Maine Chapter of InfraGard, will start with a focus on two key areas:

Significant legislative changes are coming affecting cybersecurity data loss / ransom reporting for an array of broadly-defined critical infrastructure companies – think that’s not you? Banking, healthcare, education, retail, and more – come discover who needs to be concerned (hint: everyone), and the unique reporting speed for those using cryptocurrency for ransom payments. Frank will also touch on new legislative issues regarding privacy.
New and heightened global cybersecurity risks, and not just from the headline countries like Russia and China, but from other cybersecurity criminal centers as well. Frank will discuss cases of attacks that have occurred, as well as how risks are evolving — including internally-sourced threats, issues with supply chains, and new ransomware methods
Threat hunting & Prevention – Frank will give an overview of recent threats, hunting methodologies & will discuss the changing realities of prevention and that the ongoing cost of cyber defense must be incorporated in the total cost of tech.

ExecTech Webinar #2 - Adding No Code / Low Code Solutions to your IT Toolkit
2021-12-08 11:00 - 12:00 UTC | ME
Please join William Wade as he discusses the recent trend for “Low Code” or “No Code” software tools. In particular, he explores two of the more popular tools – Zapier and Power Automate (formerly Microsoft Flow) and how they fit within an organization. Additionally, he will look at some practical examples of how to use them to solve day-to-day tasks. Attendees will gain familiarity with both Zapier and Power Automate, which they can add in their toolkit to simplify processes and improve productivity for themselves and their organizations.

Helpful Resources!
Some of these are mentioned during the session, some are for furthering your learning.
Power Automate

Main Site – https://powerautomate.microsoft.com/
Blog – https://powerautomate.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/
Microsoft Learn Courses – https://bit.ly/3pqao60

Zapier

Main Site – https://zapier.com/
Blog – https://zapier.com/blog/
Automate It with Zapier Book by Kelly Goss – https://bit.ly/3lyKHil

Brunswick Peers & Beers -- CyberSecurity Liability Requirements
2021-12-07 16:30 - 18:30 UTC | Nomad at Fort Andross (formerly Frontier Cafe), 14 Maine Street, Brunswick
Our first Brunswick Peers & Beers! Almost 40 people registered for MTUG’s December Peers & Beers at Nomad at the historic Fort Andross in Brunswick to for networking, learning, and refreshments, sponsored for the MTUG audience by Arctic Wolf !

Our Tech Spotlight presenters Peter Luciano and Dennis Tuttle of Cross Insurance discussed Cybersecurity Liability Requirements – the 3rd leg of the cybersecurity tripod.

Tech Spotlight Presentation Description:

Presenter Dennis Tuttle, IS Architect at Cross Insurance, provides a brief overview of what perils cyber security risk insurance covers — and what it doesn’t. Trends indicate increasing threats from email through sophisticated phishing campaigns and ransomware attacks, including via third-party attackers using attack platforms, known as “Ransomware as a Service”, to monetize unauthorized network access.

Dennis then focuses on the insurance application process — looking at various applications from 3 major insurance providers — to highlight which controls insurance companies are looking for when they measure a customer’s residual cybersecurity risk. He will then briefly discuss how you may assess and remediate your company’s potential gaps using internal and external resources.
Co-Presenter Peter Luciano will be available to further address insurance and additional coverage topics and questions.

ExecTech Webinar #1 - Learn to Hack Modern Websites with OWASP Juice Shop
2021-10-27 11:00 - 12:00 UTC | ME
Ben Allen — an experienced penetration testing manager and force behind the local hacker / security learning collaborative DC207 — gives the audience an understanding of what security testing looks like for web applications, as well as some basics on how to perform web application security testing, and some resources to learn more.
Session Description:
Have you ever thought about getting into web application hacking? Maybe you know a few things and you would like to sharpen your skills in testing modern single page web applications? Well, this is the session for you. In this guided hacking workshop tour, Ben Allen (www.dc207.org) digs in to one of OWASP’s flagship projects, Juice Shop (owasp.org/www-project-juice-shop). Juice Shop emulates an ecommerce web application and is meant to show how modern JavaScript-based applications can be compromised.
In this follow-along workshop we will cover:

What OWASP Juice Shop is
How to deploy your own Juice Shop on the internet for free
How to set your computer up for testing
How to hunt for bugs
An interactive walk-through of a few challenges

Canceled: 2021 I.T. Summit & Tradeshow
2021-10-05 07:30 - 16:00 UTC | Holiday Inn by the Bay, Portland, 88 Spring St, Portland
The 2021 MTUG I.T. Summit & Tradeshow has been canceled due to the recent surge from the Delta variant of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the unexpected strain on local health and school systems. Please see our full statement on the MTUG Summit event page here.
Our 34th Annual I.T. Summit & Tradeshow had been scheduled for Tuesday, October 5th, with a goal of bringing together approximately 400 tech professionals, 40 exhibitors, 10 competitively-selected workshops. Due to cancelation, we are now setting our sights for the next MTUG Summit scheduled for Thursday, May 26th, 2022 — many of our exhibitors, sponsors, and workshop presenters have committed to this next event. We hope to see you there.

Mid-Summer Webinar - Accelerating Tech Internships in Maine
2021-07-28 11:00 - 12:00 UTC | ME
Tech industry internships are a vital way to help new career professionals step into the industry and shape their education to better serve their future employers.
What’s involved with establishing technology internships? And what can it do for your organization, and the quality and stability of your future workforce?
Please enjoy this dive into internship mechanics and case studies!

MTUG Summer Webinar #2 - Accelerating Tech Internships in Maine
2021-07-28 08:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | ME

Early-Summer Webinar: How to Create an Incident Response Exercise
2021-07-01 11:00 - 12:00 UTC | ME
Jockel Carter and Gary Soucy, active members of the Maine Chapter of ISC(2), discuss how to build an Incident Response exercise for your organization. Such exercises are key to understanding how prepared you and your team are for the next, inevitable breach or other incident.
This session explores:

How to set objectives and goals for the exercise.
How to build an engaging story to draw in participants.
How to operate the exercise to get maximum value for the time and effort spent.

Questions and scenarios from attendees encouraged!

About (ISC)2 Maine:
(ISC)² is an international nonprofit committed to helping their members learn, grow, and thrive in the information #security industry. The (ISC)2 Maine Chapter meets once a month from September to June to network and learn more about IT Security in its many forms, with the hope that attendees find IT Security as much fun as they do. www.isc2mainechapter.org
