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Main Meeting,
February 13, 2002
Next-Generation
Security Technology
Series III:
E- Biz Empire Strikes Back
Hosted by
Cypress Semiconductor Corp.
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Speakers:
Dr.
Edward M. Cheng, MD, PhD, ABFP Consultant, Biometric
Security for E-Biz, eLearning and eHealth Chief Medical
Officer, VP Business Development, Health Highway
Mr.
Won Lee, CTO, SecuGen Corporation, Biometrics
Solution
Mr. Steve
Hong, Director, Software Application SecuGen
Corporation, Biometrics Solution
Sponsor:
IBM
developerWorks
Upcoming
Meetings and Flyers (PDF format):
February
13: Next-Generation Security
Technology
March
13:
High-Performance Client-Side Web Services
April
10: Trends-in-Web-Design
Contest
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Date:
Wednesday, February 13, 2002
Time: 6:00-9:30 p.m. (speaker at 7:00)
Location: Directions
Cypress Semiconductor
3939 North First Street
North side of Building 3
San Jose, CA 95134
Between Hwy 237 and Tasman Dr.
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Topic: Next Generation
Security Technology
Abstract:
The September 11 terrorist attacks on the United States changed
the way the world conducts business. Companies around the world have
realized the need for additional security - both network security
(internal) and access control security (external). Biometrics
security answers the need. Current password security methods fall
short, especially when conducting business over the Internet, because
it is vulnerable to theft and fraud. Biometric security has no such
weaknesses. Biometric security is fast, accurate, widely accepted
and, most important, extremely secure. In addition, new biometric
solutions are also affordable, providing security at a fraction of
the old cost. In this presentation, you will learn about some of the
most advanced and readily available biometric technologies and the
privacy issues associated with them.
Speakers:
Dr. Edward M. Cheng received his M.D. and Ph.D. in Biomedical
Engineering at Case Western Reserve University. Certified in Family
Practice, he has practiced medicine in San Jose since 1982. Dr. Cheng
was the pioneer in the biometrics replacement of password
authentication in IT and Internet security. In 1999, while serving as
Vice President in SecuGen, he presented the world's first biometrics
EyeD Mouse in Las Vegas and won the Best of Comdex finalist in
PC peripherals. In the same year, he introduced the EyeD mouse to ING
Direct, which was the world's first on-line bank adopting biometric
authentication. Since then, Dr. Cheng has made multiple appearances
in CNN's Focus Tonite and Technofile. Currently, he is actively
promoting biometrics security in e-Biz, eLearning and eHealth.
Mr. Won Lee, Vice President of Engineering & CTO, is a founder
of SecuGen, one of the world leaders in fingerprint biometric
technology. He has successfully led his team to develop state-art
fingerprint recognition devices, algorithms and software for the
consumer market. Prior to forming SecuGen, he was CTO of NITGen in
Seoul, Korea where he recruited and led engineering software and
hardware teams for fingerprint sensor and algorithm development. Mr.
Lee held various key project management positions at KIA Information
Systems, Ltd, in the areas of Fingerprint Matching Algorithm and
Massive Matcher System Research and Development . While working for
KIA, Mr. Lee successfully developed and installed a Fingerprint
Matcher System for the Korea Police Agency and developed and
integrated a Fingerprint Pre-processing/Minutiae Extraction/Matching
Algorithm and Massive Matcher System for the Egyptian Ministry of the
Interior. Mr. Lee holds a B.S. and M.S. degree in Electrical
Engineering from Korea University and is the author of numerous
publications and patents on Fuzzy Logic Controller Design,
Fingerprint Algorithm and Applications.
Mr. Steve Hong is director of software applications at SecuGen. He
has 13 years experience in software development and project
management, with execution in many countries. His expertise is in
developing e-business related software, including ERP (Enterprise
Resource Planning), CRM (Customer Relationship Management), and SCM
(Supply Chain Management). Mr. Hong was formerly director of
e-businesss solutions in NITGen Corporation and software manager at
Samsung SDS, both in Seoul and Korea. Mr Hong wrote "To learn
Windows", "To learn C language", "Database VI" and several other
computer related IT books in Korea. Mr. Hong has a B.S. degree in
mathematics.
Special Interest
Groups:
- Animation
- E-Commerce presenting SIG Goals
Review and Discussion
- Intranet
- Technical Development presenting
"XML - the Universal Language of Electronic Business"
- Visual Design
- Web Application Development
presenting a perl, php, and jsp comparison of our mailing list
tool
- Web Content Management
Don't see the SIG you want? Come by and talk to us about starting
it! This is the perfect way to learn more about the Silicon Valley
WebGuild, to get reconnected with SIGs that you love, maybe win a
terrific door prize, or most importantly, pick up a great job lead or
career opportunity.
Who Should
Attend:
- All members who feel the challenge of our times
- E-commerce strategists and practitioners
- General management
- Sales and marketing management
- Customer support management
- Operations management
- Business owners
- IT managers and staff personnel
- Web site users, owners, and support personnel
Schedule:
Wednesday, February 13, 2002, 6:00-9:30 p.m.
6:50 pm General
announcements (have jobs, want jobs, etc.)
7:00 pm Main speaker
8:20 pm Door prizes
(must be present to win)
8:30 pm Special interest
groups
Free and open to the
public. RSVPs not required.
Please invite your
friends and colleagues!
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