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Business Strategy Theatre Agenda 27


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Day Two - Wednesday 24 April 10.00-10.25 Putting security silos out to pasture: Best practices learned from Citigroup’s


IT security operations Paul Clark, Regional Director, AlgoSec


Carl Froggett, Director Global Engineering & Network Infrastructure Security, Citigroup 10.40-11.05 The hidden security and privacy consequences of making business


applications available on mobile devices Piers Wilson, Head of Product Management, Tier-3


11.20-11.45 Identity protection and service provider accountability Andy Thomas, Managing Director for Market Development, Experian Consumer Services


12.00-12.25 Discover the secret of NATO’s ability to identify and protect critical


information and prevent data leaks Stephane Charbonneau, Chief Technology Officer, TITUS John Tatman, Principal Information Assurance (IA) Engineer, NATO


12.40-13.05 Advanced Evasion Techniques - are you protected? Andrew Blyth, Professor, University of South Wales


13.20-13.45 Does professional certification matter in infosec? Andy Taylor, Lead Assessor, APM Group


14.00-14.25 Getting the balance right between risk and security: HMRC saves £2m+ Dr Bernard Parsons, CEO, Becrypt


Chris Marshall, Head of Assurance Services, CESG 14.40-15.05 An ethical hacker’s view of security – real world analysis and insight


derived from actual investigations and incidents around the globe John Yeo, Director of Trustwave SpiderLabs EMEA, Trustwave


15.20-15.45 Cloud Services: Trust but verify Mike Small, Senior Analyst KuppingerCole, Member of ISACA Speaking on behalf of ISACA


16.00-16.25 Application security monitoring: A challenging opportunity for IT security to deliver business value


Isaac Kohn, Principal Consultant and General Manager, Vigilant Europe


16.40-17.05 Embrace the Apps – marry mobility and security for your workforce Huw Owen VP & General Manager EMEA, Good Technology


Lee Braine, Innovation Project Manager, Wealth and Investment Management, Barclays


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