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environment, it can feel confusing and difficult to see where you need to comply and invest, turning what’s originally intended to protect and assist into something that can almost be seen as a threat - a regulatory threat!
The panel will therefore carefully assess where to prioritise and also what’s coming down the road in terms of legislation and compliance that we all need to be aware of, including: • How good security delivers compliance • The legality of email and eDiscovery • Forensics • The challenges and opportunities of PCI DSS • Cloud and the Data Protection Act • BS27001 and other standards • The implications of employee-owned IT in the business environment
• The privacy debate and implications to business Facilitator: Mr. Des Ward, President, CSA UK & Ireland Panellists: Ms. Gaynor Rich, Head of Infosec and Payment Services - GRBA, Capita Group Plc. Mr. Stewart Room, Partner, Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP Mr. Simon Salmon, Head Of IT Strategy & Security, Nottingham City Council
15:00-16:00 The Consumerisation Of IT - The Dawn Of The B.Y.O. Business One of the biggest trends in recent months has been the rising tide of consumerised IT, largely fuelled by the latest smart phones and ‘must have’ devices, such as the iPad, crossing the boundary from home to the office environment. The boundaries are in fact now often so blurred it can be difficult to see where one starts and the other ends! However, the business can see huge cost-savings from the adoption of employee-owned IT to it’s IT infrastructure - But do these savings ever outweigh the posed risks and additional support costs?
Clearly the issues around security need very careful consideration in order to create a roadmap for successful employee-owner IT adoption. The speakers on this session shall therefore consider:
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.
• The legal situation - Risk ownership and implications to employer and employee
• The HR issues to consider • Forensics issues and how to trace • Evolving the role of the IT department • Classification of data - Its now more than ever about the data than the devices
• Dealing with assurance and trust around the data transfer
• How do you provide adequate support and maintenance for a multitude of devices? Facilitator: Mr. Paul Dorey, Chairman Emeritus, The Institute Of Information Security Professionals Panellists: Mr. Mark Brown, Group CISO, SABMiller Mr. Chris Parker, Senior Vice President & CIO, Business Information Management, LeasePlan Corporation N.V Mr. David Ripper, Head Of Information Systems & Technology, Sue Ryder Mr. John Harris, Chief Architect & VP Of Global IT Strategy, GlaxoSmithKline
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