The Campus Safety Conference welcomes Motorola as a Gold Sponsor to its already impressive list of show sponsors. The event is set to take place at the Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront, St. Petersburg, Fla., April 26-28, 2009.
Additionally, Motorola will host the informative seminar “What Hackers Know That You Don’t,” on Tuesday, April 28 at 10 a.m. – 11 a.m. Dr. Amit Sinha, vice president and chief technology officer of AirDefense, will discuss how a campus can confidently deploy and secure a wireless network and protect against security threats, rogue devices and policy violations.
Motorola offers a comprehensive portfolio of wireless networking solutions designed to enable the truly wireless campus—from large universities to small colleges and school districts. Delivering seamless coverage both indoors and outdoors, Motorola’s innovative wireless enterprise portfolio includes wireless LAN, fixed broadband, mesh, and security solutions with wireless video and voice. With time-proven resiliency, security and performance exceeding that of a wired network, Motorola’s solutions substantially reduce network deployment and maintenance costs, and ensure the availability of cost-effective wireless connectivity in every corner of the enterprise. The result is the truly wireless enterprise – offering full mobility at a fraction of the cost of a traditional wired network to improve your security and administrative efficiency. Motorola is known around the world for innovation in communications and is focused on advancing the way the world connects.
The Campus Safety Conference is a two-day conference for hospital, school and university police agencies, public safety departments, superintendents, administrators and other campus stakeholders. Attendees who register for the Campus Safety Conference before April 5 will save $125 on their conference pass.
More information about the Campus Safety Conference, its speakers and sessions, in addition to registration and travel information can be found at www.CampusSafetyConference.com or by calling (800) 576-8788.
