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Forthcoming Activities

BCS Seminar : Ethical Hacking and Computer Forensic Investigation -
A Security Defensive; Incident Responsive Approach

Information security has become a major concern for businesses and governments throughout the world. The speaker will share his valuable experience in ethical hacking and computer forensic investigation by adopting the defensice; incident responsive approach.
Date: November 29, 2008 (Sat)
Time: 14:30-17:30
Language: English
Fee: Free
(Pre-registration required on first-come-first served basis with HKD100 deposit; Priority for members of BCS and Supporting Organizations)
Venue: HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon
Speaker: Mr. Krishna Rajagopal, Principal Trainer of Xtreme Security Limited
Organizer: The British Computer Society (Hong Kong Section)
Supporting Organizations: - The Hong Kong Institution of EngineersInformation Technology Division
- Hong Kong Productivity Council
- International Association of Project and Program Management - Greater China Chapter
Registration: View Details and Download Registration Form

BCS Mentorship Programme 2008

The Mentorship Programme 2008, being organized by the newly established Young Professionals Group of the BCS(HKS), welcomes all tertiary education students under ICT-related curriculum, or fresh graduates with less than two years work experience. The programme operates for the duration of five months; participants are encouraged to maintain their relationship after the end of this programme.

Objectives
- To provide an opportunity for ICT students and fresh graduates to understand the business environment and interact with senior ICT professionals from different fields in Hong Kong.
- To provide our young members with exposure to different fields in ICT, e.g. software development, support, networking, etc., as well as guidance to shape their career paths.
- To nurture a new generation of ICT professionals and promote sustainable development of ICT industry in Hong Kong.

Benefit for the Mentees
- Guidance for their future career development
- Up-to-date information about today's working environment
- Receive a certificate of conformation for completing this programme
- Recommendation letter from their mentors upon their consent and discretion

Details of the BCS Mentorship Programme 2008
 
The British Computer Society (Hong Kong Section)