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customer. Particular emphasis will be placed on upcoming assurance frameworks such as the Common Assurance Maturity Model (CAMM), and their potential to provide the transparency, and ultimately transparency demanded by customers. Speakers: Mr. Gerry O'Neill, Steering Committee Member, CAMM Mr. Jim Reavis, Steering Committee Member, CAMM Mr. Raj Samani, Steering Committee Member, CAMM
14:15-15:15 Cloud Computing Meets Security Session hosted by:
This panel discussion, featuring enterprise IT users, industry analysts, and security experts will be focused on how to solve current security challenges with cloud-based technologies. This kind of technology is evolving rapidly, but we have to look at the full application lifecycle including evaluation, selection, implementation, and user training. Real world aspects such as security aspects, service level, agreements, standardisation in the cloud and lessons learned will be discussed by the panel. Facilitator: Mr. David Lacey, Former CSO, Royal Mail & Shell & Co-Founder, Jericho Forum Panellists: Mr. Mike Panther, Head Of Technology Infrastructure, Reliance Security Group Ms. Fran Howarth, Senior Analyst, Bloor Research Mr. Gerhard Eschelbeck, CTO, Webroot
15:30-16:30 Critical Data Exchange In The Cloud - Keeping Your Sanity When It Feels You Are Losing Control Session hosted by:
Critical data is already in the cloud and the trends show that the amount of information handled by service providers is increasing. If your organisation shares sensitive data over the Internet, and most likely, you are - you need rigorous controls to maintain data security, as well as regulatory compliance. Those controls must extend to any service organisations to which you outsource, including Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers and data hosting facilities. Delegating services to a service provider, and turning to SaaS solutions in the cloud, does not absolve users from legal, ethical or regulatory requirements to maintain data security, especially where customer or account information is concerned.
By putting critical information in the cloud there is always a trust issue since control over data shifts towards the provider. Unfortunately, security controls vary significantly from one provider to the next. Therefore, ensuring that your provider is up to appropriate standards to protect your business information is vital. Mushegh Hakhinian will present a checklist of leading-edge security practices for protecting critical information and ensuring confidentiality, integrity and availability and in doing so provide a foundation for evaluating and choosing SaaS providers and verifying that the provider can deliver the level of service and capabilities required. Speaker: Mr. Mushegh Hakhinian, Security Architect, INTRALINKS
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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