Chris likes the sense of community it gives. Maybe if it is less crowded, lesson restriction on it, like after 240. Has seen a fair amount of food and drink in the room. Likes couches and boards. Turned out how he expected it.

Trent used it for a class project for 6 hours and it worked out great. Likes the high tables so you can walk back and forth between the board.

No art has been purchased for walls yet. Perhaps some large posters from companies that hire our students, have them signed by alumni. Could have some logos from software and tools.

Plugs under the table would be expensive.

Could have a name competition. A good suggestion is Code Base.

Room is closed during devotional per university policy: could we get a student to be in charge of setting a TV up for devotional?

Will be putting rollers on chairs

Lounge chairs not comfortable.

IT did some penetration testing for us

Get their report to faculty with a short list of recommendations

Currently using Security Onion on Ubuntu

in the process of putting in a new firewall

there is some possibility of using yHack to help out with configuring and measuring/monitoring the IDS

where do we stand on usability versus security