20 Keynote Theatre Agenda
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This session will explore the anatomy of a successful incident response strategy and how to co-ordinate it across the whole business. You will benefit from the opportunity to learn lessons directly from organisations that have experienced a breach and who can share best practice. By attending this session you will: • Gain insight into how to co-ordinate a whole enterprise incident response • Discover how to minimise reputation risk and manage external communications if an incident goes public • Learn how to engage your extended supply chain and other stakeholders in your organisation • Analyse the impact of incident response effectiveness on the bottom line
You will leave the session with a checklist of 10 key points you need to think about to ensure your incident response strategy is fit for purpose.
Moderator:
Brian Honan, Founder & CEO, BH Consulting Panellists:
Vicki Gavin, Head of Business Continuity & Information Security, The Economist Group Edward Tucker, Head of Cyber Security & Response , HMRC Tracy Andrew, Information Security & Compliance Officer, Field Fisher Waterhouse
13.45-14.30 The Infosec Big Debate: This house believes the auditor is a bigger threat to
information security than the cybercriminal The Infosecurity Europe annual debate will address this critical industry issue, voted for by you, in an engaging and interactive style.
Come along and join the debate! Moderator:
Dan Houser, Member of the Board of Directors & Treasurer, (ISC)2
Healthcare Organisation Speakers:
Paul Simmonds, Board of Management, Jericho Forum Jitender Arora, Senior Program Manager – Security & Risk, GE Capital EMEA
14.45-15.45 ‘Big data’: What does it really mean for information security? ‘Big data’ is the latest IT buzzword. Organisations are collecting, storing, using and sharing ever greater amounts of data. Data sits in multiple locations – mobile devices, social media, the cloud. But what is ‘Big Data’ and what does it mean for information security strategy and tactics? Is it a threat, an opportunity or both? How should information security policies adapt to deal with ‘Big Data’? How should organisations protect vast silos of data? How can ‘Big Data’, security analytics and intelligence led approaches be used to advance information security through threat discovery and remediation? This session will cut through the hype of ‘Big data’ and tell you what you really need to know. You will: • Define ‘Big Data’ and understand its implications for information security • Evaluate the risks of ‘Big Data’ and how to manage them • Discover how to leverage ‘Big Data’ analytics to gain business intelligence and detect fraud, threats and breaches • Find out how to manage privacy concerns around ‘Big Data’ and across geographical boundaries
Moderator:
Andrew Kellett, Principal Analyst, Security, OVUM Panellists:
Craig Goodwin, Director of Information Security, Monster Worldwide Adrian Asher, CISO, SKYPE Division, Microsoft Simon Salmon, Head of IT Strategy, Nottingham City Council Carl Erickson, CISO, Director of Threat Management, Royal Philips Dave Pope, Head of Information Security, DVLA
, Senior Security & Identity Architect, Fortune 100
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