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Day Two - Wednesday 20th April 2011
10:00-11:00 Keynote Address: Data Protection: Stronger Enforcement, Greater Encouragement & A Bright Future
Following on from David’s presentation at last year’s Infosecurity Europe, where he considered the then new powers of the Information Commissioner and the potential impact and likelihood of fines, David will summarise the developments over the last 12 months, providing an update on the increased powers of the Information Commissioner to assess organisations compliance with data protection laws and new powers to impose fines of up to £500,000 for significant breaches. Furthermore, the Commissioner’s new tools and guidance to help organisations ensure compliance in the first place will also be featured, as will the changing data protection landscape and, in particular the outlook for compulsory breach notification in the UK. Speaker: Mr. David Smith, Deputy Commissioner & Director Of Data Protection, Information Commissioner’s Office
11:15-12:15 The Great Debate: Social Media - What’s The Problem? In today’s modern business the use of social media within marketing strategies is becoming commonplace, but can an organisation ever fully adopt social media into its working practices, or are the perceived risks to the business too great?
This session will put forward arguments both for and against incorporating social media into business practice, covering some of the core issues such as:
• How can you control the risks posed to your brand? • How do you successfully incorporate the use of social media into your IT policies? • Can blocking ever truly be a real protection / solution and what are the legal implications of doing so?
• How do you control inappropriate behaviour? • Privacy and managing anonymity in a business context
• Employee education - Is your acceptable use policy social media proof?
• Where has it worked - Success stories
Facilitator: Mr Bryan Glick, Editor-In-Chief, ComputerWeekly Panellists: Mr. Graham Taylor, Head Of IT Security (UK & Asia Pac), Michael Page International Mr. Steve Whittle, CTO, The Cobra Group Of Companies Mr. David Cripps, CISO, Investec Bank Plc. Mr. Adrian Price, Head Of Information Security (Pol), MoD
12:30-13:30 Hall Of Fame 2011 The history of computing and information security has attracted many brilliant minds that have dedicated their lives to its advancement. This year’s Infosecurity Europe is proud to once again host the Hall of Fame in the Keynote Theatre, where internationally recognised inductees will be sharing their expertise. The speakers in the Hall of Fame are voted for by professionals in the industry as having met the following criteria: • He/she is an internationally recognised and respected information security practitioner or advocate
• He/she has had a clear and long-term contribution to the advancement of information security
• He/she has provided intellectual or practical input that has shifted the advancement of information security
• He/she is an engaging and revolutionary thought leader in information security Facilitator: Mr. Edward Gibson, 2010 Hall of Fame Inductee & Director – Forensics Technology Services, PriceWaterhouseCoopers Ms. Neira Jones, Head Of Payment Security, Barclaycard Inductees: Mr. Graham Cluley, Senior Technology Consultant, Sophos
13:45-14:45 What Compliance Juggernauts Are Coming Down The Road For Security?
There is a huge raft of legislation and regulations surrounding the information security industry, and when you consider a globally-operated business environment, it can feel confusing and difficult to see where you need to comply and invest, turning
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