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Information Security Exchange Theatre Agenda 33
Information Security Exchange Theatre Agenda
Day Three - Thursday 25 April
10.30-11.30 LNT Group case study: iPhones for everyone without the iRritation The ever-changing landscape of mobile devices and operating systems combined with the growing trend for BYOD means that mobile device management has never been more challenging for IT. LNT Group moved from a handful of manually managed corporate mobiles to 1700 iPhones – one for every member of staff! Join this session to find out how they successfully managed this seemingly mammoth task. • Discover how to manage mobile devices and protect corporate infrastructure and data. • Find out how to deploy iPhones without individual iTunes accounts. • Understand how to reduce IT hours spent on manual workflows • Learn how to build a business case for an MDM solution
Speaker:
Leigh Ellis, Web/iPhone Developer, LNT Group Speaking on behalf of Absolute Software
11.45-12.45 Security and convenience - you CAN have your cake and eat it For years our corporate IT users and our customers have been forced to comply with ever-more abstruse rules for creating passwords. Far from improving security, these rules have done much to reduce it: users end up using the same password across multiple sites, or keeping physical records because they are too hard to remember; customers will abandon when forced to create new accounts.
In this session, supported with real-world examples, Andrew will explore how internet single sign-on, implemented the right way using well-established standards, is helping to solve both the security and the convenience problem; and will look at how these standards are evolving to include broader trends of mobile and API access.
Speaker: Andrew Hindle, Director, WW Technical Marketing, Ping Identity 13.00-14.00 Stop chasing threats and start blocking attackers
Over 60% of security professionals say their existing datacentre security solutions are not addressing the problem they were intended to solve. Next generation datacentre security must take a new approach to be effective. In this session, Juniper executives will discuss and demonstrate how to block attackers with their Intrusion deception technology and Spotlight Secure global attacker intelligence service. • Understanding of the current security problem • Insight into how to deliver next generation datacentre security • See a visual demonstration of an attack and how to stop it
Speakers:
Nawaf Bitar, General Manager/SVP, Security Business Unit, Juniper Networks Michael Callahan, VP, Marketing, Juniper Networks
14.15-15.15 The APT era: Is cyber security really changing?
Join this panel session for an exchange between senior security experts on the impact that the evolving threat landscape is having on cyber security. Don Smith will present the latest intelligence on the trends in the threat landscape and provide analysis on notable APT campaigns that Dell SecureWorks has seen across its customer base and through incident response engagements this year. This will be complemented by views from industry on how security professionals are seeing their jobs and priorities changing in the context of the evolving threat landscape. There is growing awareness of the danger of APT, but still a certain amount of uncertainty on how to translate this into practical measures to protect organisations. This session will delve into this issue and look at the different approaches currently being taken by organisations to address it. • Hear the latest intelligence on the cyber threat landscape • Debate how security is changing in light of the evolving threats • Hear from both industry experts and executives from the Dell SecureWorks Counter Threat Unit • Hear practical suggestions for improving your security stance • Learn how an understanding of the threat landscape can help you combat the threats
Speaker:Don Smith, Director of Technology, Dell SecureWorks
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