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Clinics Things Aren’t Always Black Threat Intelligence - Or White: When Should What Your Business Can Application Whitelisting Learn From The US Army Hosted by
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14:00-16:00 (ISC)2® CISSP® Clinics Hosted by Desktop Virtualisation: Threat Intelligence -
Secure By Design? What Your Business Can Hosted by
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Improving Information Security On A Tight Budget Hosted by
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2. Cryptography • The principles, means, and methods of disguising information to ensure its integrity, confidentiality and authenticity. The emphasis is on imparting a high-level core understanding of this subject area for security managers, rather than the development of technical expertise.
Workshop Leader: Mr. Rick Bellwood, Management Consultant & (ISC)2 Authorised Instructor, (ISC)2
Workshop 2. – McAfee & Citrix - Desktop Virtualisation: Secure By Design? Security is a top 3 CIO priority thanks to the rapid rise in user mobility and self-service. Securing intellectual property when outsourcing, working with business partners, handling customer data, and enabling access for on-site contractors is critical. Citrix virtual computing solutions keep data in the datacentre, yet allow for secure access and collaboration from anywhere. When data does need to reside on local devices like laptops, it is kept secure and within the control of IT. Workshop Leaders: Mr. Patrick Irwin, Senior Product Marketing Manager UK/Ire/SA, Citrix Systems
Workshop 3. Threat Intelligence - What Your Business Can Learn From The US Army This highly interactive workshop with COL (Ret.) Barry Hensley will give you the unique chance to learn about Barry’s involvement in many critical network security initiatives for the US Army. This will be an excellent opportunity to listen to Barry’s expert assessment of the threat landscape today, and to have in depth discussions with your peers about the cyber threats currently facing organisations in the UK and across the globe.
Why attend?
• Gain insight into the threats facing your organisation
• Look ahead at how threats are likely to evolve • Understand the countermeasures that you should implement to stay protected
• Discuss information security issues with leading security professionals
Workshop Leader: Mr. Barry Hensley, Vice President Of Counter Threat Unit, Dell SecureWorks
Workshop 4. - Improving Information Security On A Tight Budget
This workshop will discuss trusted computing standards as the foundation for information security and the role of trusted computing technologies in significantly enhancing security and meeting current and future compliance requirements. Come hear from organisations that have successfully rolled out Self-Encrypting Drives and Trusted Platform Modules to protect their critical business information - learn firsthand how they significantly reduced their costs while increasing their confidence, by leveraging the security inside their PCs.
This workshop will cover the following topics: Real Security Starts Inside the Device Introduction to Trusted Computing Trusted Platform Module, the best kept secret in Information Security Workshop Leaders: Mr. Tony Karam, Director Of Marketing, Wave Systems Corp. Mr. Brian Berger, Executive Vice President Of Marketing & Sales For Wave Systems Corp & Director Of Trusted Computing Group Mr. Boudewijn Kiljan, Solution Architect, PwC
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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