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Keynote Theatre Agenda 17
be persuaded of its value. Users need to understand the consequences of their actions. All aspects of the business need to be engaged, including third parties and information security’s goals aligned with the overall business objectives and those of individual departments and business functions.
But how do you do this? How should information security be structured? How do you ensure that information security is a business enabler and how do you communicate risk across the business to get buy-in – both financial and cultural? How do you engage the whole enterprise and the extended enterprise in information security and build awareness, break outside the compliance agenda and work differently with business to drive innovation and change? These questions and more will be addressed and you will: • Understand how to drive and manage cultural change so the business recognises the value of data and information • Navigate the challenges of changing behaviour within an organisation to drive awareness and get buy-in from the • individual. Should you use the carrot or the stick? What does an effective, low cost, high impact awareness • programme look like? • Acquire insight into how to communicate increasingly complex threats, risk and performance to the business to secure • buy-in and investment • Find out how to use security metrics to send the right message to the decision-makers and budget holders
Moderator:
John Colley, Managing Director, EMEA, (ISC)2 Panellists:
Brian Brackenborough, CISO, Channel 4 Simon Lambe, Head of Global IT Security, Dyson Phil Cracknell, Head of Information Security, TNT Express James McKinlay, IS Assurance Manager, Manchester Airports Group
13.15-14.15 Information governance: Navigating global legal and regulatory risks The myriad of legislation and regulation around data protection is an eternal challenge for the information security professional, but as businesses becomes more global, more mobile, more social and more cloud based how do you ensure that you are compliant? With new data protection legislation being discussed on both sides of the Atlantic this is even more critical, especially when you consider the potentially huge penalties that organisations may face if they breach data protection laws.
But how do you achieve compliance in an organisation that spans multiple geographical jurisdictions? How do you develop a global policy that takes into account different local standards and cultures? What standards should you set in a country that has no data protection legislation? Which regulation and legislation do you need to be aware of and what does it mean for your information security? And what do you do about the security of your data in the cloud?
This session will assess global trends in regulation and legislation in the short, medium and long term and what it means for your business. • Gain an update on the latest regulatory and legislative developments around the globe • Access new strategies and tactics to achieve and retain compliance in a global business • Determine how to securely architect for a global business
Moderator:
Michela Menting, Cyber Security Senior Analyst, ABI Research Panellists:
Stewart Room, Partner, Privacy & Information Law Group, Field Fisher Waterhouse Steve Wright, Global Privacy Officer, Unilever
Daniele Catteddu, Managing Director, EMEA, Cloud Security Alliance 14.30-15.30 Battling Cybercrime: Attack techniques, motivations and threats and how to
defend against them Who is the cybercriminal? A financially motivated, disgruntled employee? A supplier? A politically motivated hacktivist? A terrorist? A member of an organised crime syndicate? And why would they target you anyway?
This session will assess current cyber threats, help you to understand the motivations driving cybercrime, the methodologies and attack vectors of choice and the strategy and architecture you need in place to protect your organisation. You will learn practical lessons from a line-up of industry experts who will share their insight and experience in tackling cybercrime and let you know what you should be worried about right now. Highlights of the
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