[CALUG] January 10 Meeting Announcement - OpenVPN

[Chuck Frain]

Greetings All!

For the first meeting of 2018 on January 10, we will be welcoming Thomas
Delrue talking about OpenVPN. A VPN allows you to connect securely to a
remote network from your device. Most people are familiar with a VPN
connection to work. VPNs are also useful for connecting back to your home
network or creating secure connections out of networks which are considered
insecure, such as a hotel network.

Running an OpenVPN Server on your Raspberry Pi: Thomas Delrue will go
through his experience in getting an OpenVPN Server set up and running on a
Raspberry Pi, followed by an open discussion on how to secure the VPN
server even more. At the end of the presentation, you too should be able to
set up an OpenVPN server at home!

Thomas Delrue is a software guy who's been around: he's fulfilled roles
from senior software engineer to chief software architect for companies
large and small. He has also presented at CALUG before! He has a deep
passion for privacy & security and has been an advocate
for enabling and empowering a stronger privacy  protection shield through
software tools as well as education.

I look forward to seeing everyone on Wednesday evening. We will be hosted
at the UMBC Training Center, located at 6996 Columbia Gateway Dr #100,
Columbia, MD 21046. When you walk in  through the main lobby make a right.
We will be at the end of the hall in the last room on the right. Our
friends at Aplura will be providing the pizza and soda starting at 6:30.
I'll make some general announcements around 7 and we'll go from there.

http://calug.org
https://www.umbctraining.com/Home
https://aplura.com
https://openvpn.net

-- 
Chuck Frain
GPG Key: B2420431
http://www.chuckfrain.net
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