Toledo Tech Events

The University of Findlay's Computer Science Program is proud to offer an annual Information Assurance Forum that covers real world topics. This event is open to the campus community and the general public.

2015 - The Internet of Things: Are You Secure? 14th Annual Information Assurance Forum

• 9:00-10:30am Student & Faculty Presentations
• 10:30-10:55am Defining the Internet of Things
• 11:00-11:50am The Attack of the Things
• 12:00-12:50pm Lunch & Keynote : IoT and Business
• 1:00-1:55pm Manufacturing and Connected Devices
• 2:00-2:50pm IoT: Automotive, Security, & Trust
• 3:00-3:50pm Lots of Data: Now What? The Power of Data Analytics
• 4:00-5:00pm Internships from an Employer Perspective

The Advanced Manufacturing Consortium, a partnership between Northwest State and the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership, would like to invite you to an incredible opportunity to learn more about Cyber Security & the Internet of Things (IoT).

IEEE Southeast Michigan presents a conference on Internet of Things and Smart Living.

What do smart grids, virtual power plants and smart homes have in common? They are part of the Internet of Things (IoT). The IoT is the inter-networking of physical devices embedded with control systems, sensors, and actuators, that can collect and exchange data.

The IoT makes it possible to collect real-time power-related information from end-users and automate the management of distribution devices like transformers and reclosers. Efficiencies can therefore be gained within power production and distribution systems.

For the end-user, it is expected that IoT will be integrated into all forms of energy consuming devices (such as switches, power outlets, bulbs, televisions, etc.). Such IoT devices would offer the opportunity for off-site management and advanced scheduling.

IEEE Distinguished Visitor Fawzi Behmann is an expert on IoT.

It appears that our future will be more connected to technology than less. Come hear about the technology that will power our future, and meet people in Toledo that are actively developing the tech of the future.

Matt Armstrong is an IT professional, Linux Guru, and someone who is infatuated with ioT and making life easier through automating notifications with ioT technology. Matti will be sharing about ioT, his projects, and how you can get involved with ioT.

The University of Toledo Maker Society is all about building new technology, and will be talking about their organization, what they've been developing, and how you can get involved.

MCPc is a nationally recognized services provider focused on the secure end to end management of enterprise fleets (think hundreds up to tens of thousands of devices; desktop, laptop, tablet, phones, print, POS, IoT, etc).

We securely and efficiently support corporate devices at birth, throughout their life, and retirement, adding velocity, governance, and compliance to your organization.

MCPc maintains multiple state of the art facilities where we offer secure warehousing for digital assets, configuration services (imaging, assembly, etc), depot services (breakfix, advanced hardware replacement), 24x7 SOC for monitoring, and asset disposition for end of life (retirement).

Our commitment to the Toledo and 419 region is substantial and we look forward to meeting with your organization.

Microsoft, Citrix, VMWare, Apple, Lenovo, Dell, HP, Trend Micro, and more...