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Welcome...
...to Infosecurity Europe 2011
Welcome to the 16th Infosecurity Europe. Cybercrime is increasing with the cost to the UK economy estimated at £27bn per year according to the Office of Cyber Security & Information Assurance. To help organisations meet this ongoing threat we have brought together hundreds of exhibitors showcasing the latest products and services in the ever-changing IT security arena. Infosecurity Europe 2011 plays host to Europe's largest FREE three day educational programme addressing both strategic and technical issues facing Information Security professionals, drawing on the experience of senior end users, technical experts and real life case studies. The Keynote Programme includes David Smith, Deputy Commissioner from the Information Commissioner’s Office who will provide an update on the increased powers of the Information Commissioner to assess organisations compliance with data protection laws. Other hot keynotes with a plethora of CISOs include “Advanced Persistent Threats” led by Professor John Walker, with SOCA, Betfair and Virgin Media; “Social Media - What's The Problem” led by Bryan Glick, Editor-In-Chief, ComputerWeekly with the MoD, Investec Bank, Michael Page International and the Cobra Group; “Compliance Juggernauts” led by Des Ward, President, CSA UK & Ireland with Nottingham City Council, Field Fisher Waterhouse and Capita Group; Securing The Cloud led by Bob Tarzey, Director, Quocirca with Bank Of America; DAF Trucks and Barclaycard; “Mobile Devices The Next Big Security Hole” led by Nigel Stanley, Practice Leader Security, Bloor with NHS, Dumfries & Galloway, NFU Mutual and Lehman Brothers. The Technical Theatre features 34 experts who will cover Information Security issues and latest technical advances. The Business Strategy Theatre seminars contain 33 senior executives who will speak about the challenges and issues facing management, CEO's and other board level directors. There are also two new show features in 2011 the Information Security Exchange and the Technology
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showcase, plus a series of Security Workshops. The Information Security Exchange Theatre gives a practical business take on issues including “Finding The Right Talent To Secure Our Future” with Judy Baker, Director, Cyber Security Challenge UK and PWC, QinetiQ, SANS, SAIC, and Royal Holloway; “Cloud Computing: The Assurance Conundrum” with Raj Samani and Gerry O'Neill from CAMM with Jim Reavis, co-founder of the Cloud Security Alliance. The Security Workshops are an educational forum for discussion with peers to ensure you stay ahead of the game with the latest industry trends and developments, session hosts include McAfee, BCS, SecureWorks, (ISC)2
CSA, Oracle, Wavesys, ISF, IBM, ISSA, and ISACA. We will also be recognising a nation’s technical
prowess in the field on information security with the new Market Focus – honouring the US for 2011 as the home of countless cutting-edge technological advancements. Over 50 companies will be exhibiting from the US, including exhibitors in the US Pavilion. Don’t miss the French Pavilion where companies
from the region will be showcasing their technologies, plus the New Exhibitor Zone – with over 40 companies who are exhibiting at Infosecurity Europe first time. With so much to see, you might need to take the
odd breather now and then. Why not make use of the opportunity to take the weight of your feet and refresh yourself in the Visitor Comfort Zone, or meet your colleagues for a drink in the Networking Bar at the centre of the show. Relax away from the crowds whilst watching the streamed Keynote Theatre, Business Strategy and Technical Theatre sessions on plasma screens around the show, or have a massage in the visitor seating area. We trust that you’ll leave inspired to Infosecurity Europe to meet the challenges of securing your organisation.
Enjoy your visit Kind regards,
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Claire Sellick Event Director, Infosecurity Europe
Visit Booth #E61
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