What's ISS?
Intelligence Support Systems (ISS) are software tools that support telecommunications service providers and government network managers in their mission to protect network infrastructure, applications, and user security. They also are used to support lawful interception and to control fraud.

Why Three Tracks?
Telecommunications service providers and government network operators must address network security, lawful interception requests and fraud control simultaneously and often with the same support staff. Thus, ISS World covers all three operational concerns with three separate conference tracks.

Why Now?
It is almost a monthly occurrence when a virus, trojan or a worm like the recent myDoom causes billions in damages, global telecom fraud is estimated to exceed $40 billion annually, and the migration to VOIP raises many security and lawful interception and identity theft challenges. The timing of this spring's ISS World makes this summit event, a must attend.

For the Full ISS World 2004 agenda go to http://www.telestrategies.com/iss_2004/index.htm

• Track A: Network Security
• Track B: Lawful Interception
• Track C: Fraud Control
• Plus Pre-Conference Tutorials
• Attend Billing and OSS World for an additional $200

This event is being held at:

Washington Convention Center
801 Mount Vernon Place, NW
Washington, District of Columbia 20001
(202)249-3000