Federal Information Systems Security Educators’ Association (FISSEA)

The Federal Information Systems Security Educators' Association (FISSEA), founded in 1987, is an organization run by and for information systems security professionals to assist federal agencies in meeting their information systems security awareness, training, and education responsibilities. FISSEA strives to elevate the general level of information systems security knowledge for the federal government and the federally related workforce. FISSEA serves as a professional forum for the exchange of information and improvement of information systems security awareness, training, and education programs. It also seeks to provide for the professional development of its members.

UPDATES:

25th FISSEA Annual Conference:
March 27-29, 2012 @ NIST Gaithersburg, Maryland.

There is a call for participation for the 25th annual conference. Click the link above to learn more on how to be a speaker at next year's (March 2012) conference.

FISSEA strives to improve federal information systems security through awareness, training, and education. FISSEA membership is open to information systems security professionals, professional trainers and educators, and managers responsible for information systems security training programs in federal agencies, as well as contractors of these agencies and faculty members of accredited educational institutions who are involved in information security training and education. There are no membership fees for FISSEA; all that is required is a willingness to share products, information, and experiences. Business is administered by a 13-member Executive Board serving two-year staggered terms that meet monthly.

FISSEA organizes an annual conference and periodic workshops, maintains a web site that includes an online newsletter, and maintains a list serve as a means of communication for members. Web site: http://csrc.nist.gov/fissea/ or www.fissea.org