16 Keynote Theatre Agenda
Follow us @infosecurity #infosec13 Keynote Theatre Agenda Panellists:
Paul Swarbrick, CISO, NATS Dr John Meakin, RBS
Avtar Sehmbi, Head of Information Security & Risk Management, Centrica Simon Riggs, SVP, Regional ISO EMEA, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
16.15-17.15 Quick fire Q&A
Analyst insight: Scanning the threat horizon and predicting future risks Keeping on top of current threats and planning for the future is a critical component of a resilient information security strategy. From information warfare and cyber espionage, to hacktivism, malware, data security and the internal risks of new technologies, a raft of emerging threats face the industry. And coming up behind that is the evolution of business, technology and working practices – what will be the working practice expectations of Generation Y?
In this quick fire roundtable, a number of leading analysts will review what has happened over the last 12 months and identify lessons learned from those episodes. The panellists will take a look at the latest global trends in information security and at what is coming up in the short and medium term, to equip you with the knowledge to drive your security strategy forward and plan a roadmap for the future.
Moderator:
Paul Dorey Visiting Professor, Royal Holloway, University of London Panellists:
Andrew Rose, Principal Analyst, Security & Risk, Forrester Research Bob Tarzey, Analyst & Director, Quocirca
Wendy Nather, Research Director, Enterprise Security Practice, 451 Research Day Two - Wednesday 24 April
10.00-11.00 The Infosecurity Europe Hall of Fame 2013 The history of computing and information security has attracted many brilliant minds that have dedicated their lives to its advancement. This year’s Infosecurity Europe is proud to once again host the Hall of Fame in the Keynote Theatre, where internationally recognised inductees will be sharing their expertise. The speakers in the Hall of Fame: • are internationally recognised and respected information security practitioner or advocate • have had a clear and long-term contribution to the advancement of information security • have provided intellectual or practical input that has shifted the advancement of information security • are engaging and revolutionary thought leaders in information security In this year’s Hall of Fame we will also be recognising the contribution of Alan Turing to the information and cyber security sectors.
Moderator:
Raj Samani, EMEA Strategy Advisor, Cloud Security Alliance (2012 inductee) 2013 Hall of Fame Inductees: Shlomo Kramer, President & CEO, Imperva Mikko Hypponen, Chief Research Officer, F-Secure Guest speaker:
Professor Fred Piper, Information Security Group Royal Holloway, University of London 11.15-11.45 Keynote interview:
Data protection: Legislation update and what it means for you David Smith, Deputy Commissioner & Director of Data Protection, Information Commissioner’s Office Interviewer:
Drew Amorosi, Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine
12.00-13.00 Changing perceptions: Embedding information security in the business Information security is more than an IT issue – it is an integral aspect of the effectiveness and success of an organisation, helping gain consumer trust and enabling the business to profit from new business channels. Yet, the value of information security continues to be overlooked and awareness at all levels within an organisation remains limited. In order to ensure an organisation is secure, perceptions of information security need to be changed. The board needs to
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