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nationals; collect taxes and deliver a wide range of services efficiently without fraud; warrant transactions and contracts within government and with its suppliers nationally and across borders; and ensure that the global internet is a safe and trusted place to do business.
The workshop will explore the key underpinnings of identity assurance principles, rights and responsibilities, including information rights and privacy, in an interactive format. The key points will be outlined by the presenters before discussion parallel round table discussions. These are:
• Citizens Rights & Control of Personal Data: Louise Bennett • Minimising Access & Protecting Privacy: Ian Fish
• Registration Authorities & ID Assurance: Andy Smith
• Rights & Responsibilities of ID Providers: Peter Wenham • Security v. Privacy, The Balancing Act: David Williams
By attending this workshop you will get a clear view of the key issues. You will have an opportunity to discuss these vital issues with other senior professionals in the IT industry so that you can help shape the UK view and influence the UK government. The output of this workshop will be presented to and discussed with a European audience at Eurodig in May and an international audience at the UN Internet Governance Forum in the autumn. Workshop Leaders: Dr. Louise Bennett, Chair of BCS Security of Expertise, British Computer Society
Mr. Andy Smith, Member of BCS Security Community of Expertise, British Computer Society Mr. Peter Wenham, British Computer Society Mr. David Williams, Member of BCS Security Community of Expertise and Technical Director of Trusted Management, British Computer Society Mr. Ian Fish, Member of BCS Security Community of Expertise and Information Security Specialist Group, British Computer Society
Workshop 4. Cash Don’t Buy You Class – Making The Most Of Your Security Monitoring Investment
Organisations invest significantly in security technology, but how effective are their controls? Do enterprises make the best use of the technology they have and does that deliver an accurate and current view of their security stance? Don will discuss the evolution of security monitoring, the importance of having a complete view of the threats that exist and discuss some examples where effective monitoring may have made a significant difference to security incidents.
• How can enterprises achieve in depth security defence while also gaining and sustaining compliance?
• What challenges are being created by the requirements of an ever increasing security threat and compliance landscape?
• With the deployment of a wide range of security technologies from various suppliers what happens when millions of security events across disparate devices fail to assist in fully protecting information assets?
• How can organisations find and react quickly to the real threats which have potentially serious consequences for information assets?
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