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Monday, March 7. 2005

Code of Ethics Presentation

Here is a copy of the presentation I will be giving to our 'Security and Networks Research Group', SyNeRGy, later today. It is essentially a presentation form of my blog entry on the topic.

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The meeting was short. We had a presentation from Dom on the code of ethics. This was followed by a discussion. This was then followed by a very thought provoking discussion with Jock regarding security issues and the information centre web site that is u

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