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and against improved security using mobile devices in what will surely prove to be a lively debate! Facilitator: Mr. Nigel Stanley, Practice Leader Security, Bloor Research Panellists: Mr. Michael Everall, Chief Information Security Officer, LAMCO LLC - Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. Mr. Gary Cheetham, Chief Information Security Officer, NFU Mutual Mr. Andrew Turner, IT Security Officer & Information Governance Lead, NHS Dumfries s& Galloway Mr. Louis Gamon, Information Security Officer, John Lewis Partnership
13:45-14:45 Don’t Forget The Users - How To Make Them Your Biggest Ally A business, as everyone knows, is only ever as successful as those people it employs. When it comes to effective information security your workforce are your number one asset and with the right training and risk awareness they can be the eyes and ears for the business beyond the IT security infrastructure that is in place. However, without the proper risk awareness they can also pose a significant threat - be it knowing or unknowingly - especially today as we start to see the increased use of employee-owned IT in the workplace and the explosion of social media.
This discussion will highlight the key factors to incorporate into any employee awareness training, especially how best to make people care by making them relate to the corporate risks in the same way they would towards personal risk. Facilitator: Ms. Jinan Budge, Senior Analyst, Forrester Research Panellists: Mr. Mark Logsdon, Director, Information Risk Management, Barclays Mr. Eamonn Medlar, Head of Systems Security, WPP Mr. Martyn Styles, I.T. Security Team Leader, Global I.T. Service Delivery, Allen & Overy LLP
15:00-16:00 The Economics Of Security - Can You Cut Your Budget AndBolster Security? It’s true to say that for the majority of organisations we are all operating in a very different financial environment post-recession. Budgets have been cut and restructured, but on the other hand we have also seen large sums committed to security from the Government too! So where exactly are we? How
can you deploy technologies that maximise your existing security infrastructure and where are the smart investments?
The panel will consider all of these core issues and pose the opening conundrum: “If you had to lose 30% of your security budget in the next 24 hours, what would you lose and why?” Facilitator: Mr. Paul Simmonds, Board Member, Jericho Forum Panellists: Mr. Tom Whipp, Head Of Security, Governance & IT Compliance, The Oval Group Mr. Spencer Mott, CISO, Electronic Arts Mr. Matt Holland, Head Of Information Security, NSPCC Mr. Peter Gibbons, Head Of Information Security, Network Rail
16:15-17:15 Advanced Persistent Threats - Hype Or Reality? Much has been, and continues to be written and spoken about today’s modern threat landscape, but one thing is clear: It’s vast, complicated, sophisticated and cybercrime is seriously big business! However, just how persistent are the threats? Do we need to be so concerned or should we go so far as to say that cybercrime truly is the scourge of the 21st Century? It seems fair to say that any under-defended business that finds itself faced with a coordinated attack could risk so much damage to both reputation and therefore livelihood that it is simply essential to take an accurate assessment of your current defences!
This session will undertake an accurate review of the types of attacks and threats faced over the last 12 months, looking at trends and the geographics of attacks for example, as well as the costs incurred to allow you to consider if your security strategy is currently enough and what contingencies you should be putting in place! Facilitator:
Professor John Walker, Professor Of Science & Technology, School Of Computing & Informatics, Nottingham Trent University Panellists: Mr. Mario Kempton, D/DSO & Head Of Information Security, Serious Organised Crime Agency Mr. Ionut Ionescu, Head Of Threat Management, Betfair Mr. Stephen Kerslake, Group Information Security Governance, Virgin Media
All details contained in this agenda are correct at time of going to print, however please note that the agenda is subject to change. Please refer to on-site timetables for most accurate information.
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