USPTO IT Security Awareness Day

Companies specializing in IT Security products and services are invited to exhibit at this one day Information Security Day, it is the only chance to get in front of USPTO employees at this facility in 2013.

The day will feature various speakers addressing IA and security topics from the USPTO as well as other government agencies and industry. Exhibitors are invited to attend sessions. Speaking Opportunities and Sponsorships are available for companies who are looking for an increased level of exposure at the event.

Attendees
The event host, the IT Security Management at USPTO, and FBC will work together to promote the IT Security Day to all personnel. The USPTO will be promoting the event internally through their "USPTO Weekly" newsletter and via an electronic flyer. They will also be participating in the expo with a table to hand out giveaway items to attendees. The 2012 event brought in over 200 attendees from throughout the agency.

About the US Patent & Trademark Office
Through the issuance of patents, the USPTO encourages technological advancement by providing incentives to invent, invest in, and disclose new technology worldwide. Through the registration of trademarks, the agency assists businesses in protecting their investments, promoting goods and services, and safeguarding consumers against confusion and deception in the marketplace. By disseminating both patent and trademark information, the USPTO promotes an understanding of intellectual property protection and facilitates the development and sharing of new technologies worldwide.

The USPTO will continue to: improve the security, availability, and quality of IT systems and services, while reducing their complexity and cost; support business area needs; provide internal on-line tools (re: consistency and quality of searching and exam); provide electronic file management and workflow; develop interactive on-line electronic filing capabilities; upgrade etools; help move to fully electronic records and eliminate the need to collect and store paper records; and continue to improve overall data quality.