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Technical Theatre Agenda continued


Day Three - Thursday 25 April


10.00-10.25 Defining APT: An in-depth view into recent state-sponsored attacks Alex Lanstein, Senior Threat Researcher/Systems Engineer, FireEye


10.40-11.05 Visibility and continuous compliance: How NAC effectuates real-time


controls to advance IT-GRC in a dynamic world Moderator:


Bob Tarzey, Industry Analyst and Director, Quocirca Panellists:


David King, Technical Services Director, EMEA, Omnicom Media Group Ritesh Patel, Operations Control Manager, IST IT&S Operational Integrity, BP International Steve Orman, Director of IM&T, NHS Royal Surrey County Hospital Speaking on behalf of ForeScout


11.20-11.45 Embracing the phone as a token - what you need to know Andy Kemshall, Technical Director of SecurEnvoy


12.00-12.25 Information warfare and developing nations: Cyber becomes an equaliser Brian Contos, Chief Security Officer, Solera Networks


12.40-13.05 Hacking the big four databases: Exploiting top vulnerabilities and misconfigurations


Josh Shaul, Chief Technology Officer, Application Security


13.20-13.45 Cyber Attack! Incident response and forensics best practice using Big Data security analytics


Alistair Macrae, Lead Forensics Consultant, LogRhythm


14.00-14.25 Mitigating 21st century cyber-threats - a five-point plan for selecting enterprise security


Dominic Storey, Technical Director & Co-founder, Sourcefire EMEA


14.40-15.05 Targeted attacks require a customised response – three high profile recent attacks examined


Tom Kellerman, Vice President of Cyber Security, Trend Micro


15.20-15.45 New NIST guidance: Preparing for and responding to a CA compromise Paul Turner, VP Products, Venafi


Theatre sponsor


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