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Security Workshops
The Security Workshops are an educational forum for both discussion with your peers and individual learning, catalysed by an industry facilitator
Day One - Tuesday 19th April 2011
11:15-13:15 Workshop 1. – McAfee & HP Information Security - Consumerisation - Is It The Information Security Industry’s Worst Nightmare?
By the end of 2012 some analysts predict as much as 75% of Information users will be using smart devices, a significant percentage of which will be user-owned. Does the Martini model (anytime, anyplace, anywhere) herald a new era of simplified enabled productivity or will device diversity, millions of app downloads, social networking/geo tagging, and mixing business/personal data lead to chaos in the workplace? Workshop Leader: Mr. Paul Fisher, Editor, SC Magazine
Workshop 2. - Tivoli Endpoint Manager - The Secret Sauce & Corporate & Cyber Security Trends - 2010 & Beyond Tivoli Endpoint Manager - The Secret Sauce Attendees will gain understanding of why the Tivoli Endpoint Manager (TEM) is architecturally different than traditional system management solutions. All endpoint management products look the same on paper. In this session, we will learn how Tivoli Endpoint Manager (TEM) provides Scalability, Ease of Use and Real-Time data simultaneously. It will describe the secret sauce that makes this possible. The session will include product demonstration of the features described, in particular a closer look at the Tivoli Endpoint Manager for Security and Compliance module.
Corporate & Cyber Security Trends - 2010 & Beyond
When looking to compile the 2010 X-Force report
we asked ourselves how we can provide our customers a better understanding of our experiences from the breadth of capabilities that is IBM Security Solutions. Including some 4000 managed security services customers and over 9 Billion security events managed each and every day. Therefore we split his years report into four key sections: • Threats
• Operating Secure Infrastructure • Developing Secure Software • Emerging Trends in Security
Please join us for this session during which we will provide an insight into our findings. Workshop Leaders: Mr. Richard Betts, IBM - EMEA Technical Director (Bigfix)
Dr Jean Paul Ballerini, Worldwide Security X-Force Expert, IBM
Workshop 3. - Aspects Of Identity Trusted reliable identities are needed for the safety and security of citizens and underpin many transactions, particularly where money changes hands or valuable service and entitlements are provided to citizens meeting defined nationality, age, or other status tests. There are intrinsic risks associated with the creation of identity data, maintaining its integrity, security and non- repudiation that demand the highest standards of governance. It is essential that governments lead the way in providing and using identity assurance that is trusted by its citizens and international partners and is fit for a wide range of purposes. Governments need to be able to: identify their
Please note: Places in the Workshop Sessions are available via an advance registration process only. However – some places may remain and will be allocated by the Workshop host at the seminar door.
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