Hey Guys,
The 2015 Red Hat Summit (http://www.redhat.com/summit) will take place June 23-26 in Boston. The event may seem far away, but we all know how long it takes for integrators and govies to allocate training and travel budgets... :)
This year we've ensured that _*any*_ member of the SSG & broader OpenSCAP community is eligible for discounted Summit passes at $950/pass (or $895/pass for groups of 4+). Doesn't matter if you're a code contributor, occasional voice on the mailing lists, or silent partner. For reference, the full conference pass is generally $1,975 (ref http://www.redhat.com/summit/rates/).
In 2012 the SCAP session was standing room only, and in 2013 it was rated the #3 session (out of 196 sessions) by attendees. We hope to see you there this year!
In full transparency: I don't get any RHT kickback or commissions off this. I received a special registration code that allows me to empirically show various managers/event staff how much interest there is in SCAP and Security Automation. For every 10 registrants that use the code, I get to send a RHT engineer to Red Hat Summit.
Contact me _*off-list*_ if interested!
-sdw
Thanks!
Greg Elin P: 917-304-3488 E: gregelin@gitmachines.com
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On Oct 15, 2014, at 12:14 PM, Shawn Wells shawn@redhat.com wrote:
Hey Guys,
The 2015 Red Hat Summit (http://www.redhat.com/summit) will take place June 23-26 in Boston. The event may seem far away, but we all know how long it takes for integrators and govies to allocate training and travel budgets... :) This year we've ensured that any member of the SSG & broader OpenSCAP community is eligible for discounted Summit passes at $950/pass (or $895/pass for groups of 4+). Doesn't matter if you're a code contributor, occasional voice on the mailing lists, or silent partner. For reference, the full conference pass is generally $1,975 (ref http://www.redhat.com/summit/rates/). In 2012 the SCAP session was standing room only, and in 2013 it was rated the #3 session (out of 196 sessions) by attendees. We hope to see you there this year! In full transparency: I don't get any RHT kickback or commissions off this. I received a special registration code that allows me to empirically show various managers/event staff how much interest there is in SCAP and Security Automation. For every 10 registrants that use the code, I get to send a RHT engineer to Red Hat Summit. Contact me off-list if interested!-sdw
SCAP Security Guide mailing list scap-security-guide@lists.fedorahosted.org https://lists.fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/scap-security-guide https://github.com/OpenSCAP/scap-security-guide/
On 10/15/14 12:14 PM, Shawn Wells wrote:
Hey Guys,
The 2015 Red Hat Summit (http://www.redhat.com/summit) will takeplace June 23-26 in Boston. The event may seem far away, but we all know how long it takes for integrators and govies to allocate training and travel budgets... :)
This year we've ensured that _*any*_ member of the SSG & broaderOpenSCAP community is eligible for discounted Summit passes at $950/pass (or $895/pass for groups of 4+). Doesn't matter if you're a code contributor, occasional voice on the mailing lists, or silent partner. For reference, the full conference pass is generally $1,975 (ref http://www.redhat.com/summit/rates/).
In 2012 the SCAP session was standing room only, and in 2013 itwas rated the #3 session (out of 196 sessions) by attendees. We hope to see you there this year!
In full transparency: I don't get any RHT kickback or commissionsoff this. I received a special registration code that allows me to empirically show various managers/event staff how much interest there is in SCAP and Security Automation. For every 10 registrants that use the code, I get to send a RHT engineer to Red Hat Summit.
Contact me _*off-list*_ if interested!
With Summit just a few months away, I received a few emails last week on if this is still available: yes, of course!
Let me know off-list if interested. Feel free to tell your friends :)
-Shawn
scap-security-guide@lists.fedorahosted.org
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Shawn Wells