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How Are Your Peers Preventing Remote-Access Data Leakage And Guaranteeing In-Transit Security?

A One-Day Conference | 24 February 2009
The Ibis Earls Court, Central London 

 

8.30 Registration & Morning Refreshments

9.15 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

Paul Fisher, Editor, SC Magazine

 

EXAMINE ENCRYPTION OPTIONS AND MOBILE SECURITY REGULATIONS TO ENSURE APPROPRIATE MEASURES ARE IN PLACE

09.20 Successfully Deploy And Manage Company-Wide Encryption Solutions To Ensure Encryption Aids Security Rather Than Hinders It

•  Successfully implement and manage encryption solutions for mobile data and devices at an enterprise level to adequately prepare your organisation for their deployment

•  Explore the interoperability of encryption with other processes to determine where it conflicts with other security measures 

• Email encryption options: ensure that efforts to secure your enterprise are not thwarted by this essential tool

09.45 What Are The Regulations For Data On The Move? Identify The Requirements And Ensure Compliance In All Circumstances

• Clarify the legal requirements surrounding encryption of movable devices and explore how encrypted data is considered if lost, compared to unencrypted data

• Who would be held accountable for data lost on a laptop, USB stick or CD? Correctly inform users of their responsibilities 

• Who should you inform if a device is lost? Understand what is required to ensure efficient notification is given to those who need it

Ellis Parry, Global Privacy Officer, AstraZeneca UK Limited

 

10.10 Assess The Solutions Available For Data Loss Prevention To Ensure Your Organisation's Information Is Protected

• Is encryption any better than a password? Examine its worth to understand where it is needed in your organisation

• Encrypted devices or software encryption? Centralised tools or tools individual to machines? Identify how to secure your organisation at enterprise level

• How can you keep applications secure? Explore methods of ID access management, key management, and remote-access solutions

Facilitated by: Andreas Wuchner, Risk Management, Novartis Pharma AG

Rashmi Tarbatt, Senior Product Marketing Manager, DLP Solutions

Janet Day, IT Director, Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP

Speaker to be confirmed, Sophos

Further Panel Participants To Be Confirmed

 

10.40 Morning Refreshments & Informal Networking

INCREASE USER AWARENESS THROUGH IMPROVED COMMUNICATIONS AND EFFECTIVELY MANAGE THE USE OF DEVICES TO ENSURE DATA TAKEN OUTSIDE THE PERIMETER REMAINS IN YOUR CONTROL

11.10 Mitigate The Risk Of The Use Of Peripheral Devices Inside And Outside Of Your Organisation To Avoid Breaches And Manage Them If They Do Occur

• Smartphones and PDAs: examine what is proposed by manufacturers to protect the information they hold

• Implement sufficient security measures: prevent and manage device losses when users take data outside the perimeter

• What happens if a portable device is lost? Explore the steps you can take to remove risk after a loss occurs

Jon Marchant, Director of Information Systems Operation, The Co-operative Financial Services

Ian McLaren, Senior Information Security Officer, HM Revenue & Customs

 

11.40 Keep Data Secure When Removed From The Data Centre: Successfully Manage Peripheral Devices At Enterprise Level And Ensure You Know How Data Is Transported

• Explore whether technology or policies are most effective to secure data as it travels on removable media

• Effectively manage the security of devices at enterprise level: identify the pitfalls of implementation and how to keep quality control

• Detect devices on your network to allow you to monitor who is inside your systems and know what they access

Louis Botha, Group Information Risk Manager, Centrica plc

 

12.05 Ensure All Leaks, Including Accidental Ones, Are Prevented To Keep The Enterprise Safe Without Inhibiting Business

• Discover where confidential information is stored to ensure security doesn’t miss key system areas

• Monitor where sensitive data travels in and out of the network to ensure vigilant protection of entry and exit points

• Protect confidential data from misuse to keep private information safe

Devin Redmond, Vice President, Websense

 

12.35 Lunch & Informal Networking

13.45 Improve Communication With Users To Ensure Staff Understand The Value Of The Data They Carry

• Discover successful communication strategies to ensure users listen to your messages

• Get the balance right between pertinent updates and bombarding users with messages to avoid awareness fatigue

• Understand where strategies need to be changed: assess how to effectively enforce security policies and measure the success of communications

Julian Parkin, Privacy Program Director, Barclays

Sophie Hanim, Employee Engagement Manager, Energy Saving Trust

Further Panel Participants To Be Confirmed

 

14.25 Examine The Information Assurance Benchmark 2009 Report To Prevent Unwanted Disclosure

• Explore how UK businesses are performing against the information assurance best-practice benchmark to see how your organisation compares

• Identify the top 5 data leakage issues within UK organisations to discover where you should concentrate your security

• Compare different industries and geographical regions to understand how your direct peers are performing

Dan Turner, CTO, Vistorm, an EDS company

Sponsored by McAfee

 

SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE THE RISK OF REMOTE AND HOME WORKERS TO REDUCE DATA LEAKAGE AND MAKE REMOTE ACCESS SECURE

14.45 Interactive Mobile Working Survey And Discussion

Know how your peers are really responding to the ever-evolving mobile office environment: bring your mobile-working questions to see real-time statistics and discuss best-practice methods.

Julian Parkin, Privacy Programme Director, Barclays

 

15.05 Successfully Manage Remote-Access Users To Avoid Security Breaches As The Mobile-Working Trend Continues To Grow

• Productively classify data in the long term and identify how classification systems map onto other processes

• Consider network access options to allow users to work from remote laptops, PDAs and smartphones without compromising security

• Improve ID access management and authentication processes to ensure that only those permitted remotely enter your systems and you control what they access

Paul Loft, Information Security Officer, Kent Police

 

15.30 Assess How To Best Secure Access To Data In Long-Term Home Working Environments To Prevent Risk

• Explore the pros and cons of home workers using their own equipment to determine whether this is right for your organisation

• Securely dispose of data accumulated on home workers’ machines to mitigate leakages if their work situation changes

• How is security affected by family access to working areas? Ensure sufficient security measures are in place

Patrick Tarpey, Head of Information Systems Security, Ofcom

 

15.50 Afternoon Refreshments & Informal Networking

EFFECTIVELY SECURE DATA ACCESSED BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS AND 3RD PARTIES TO CLARIFY RESPONSIBILITIES AND MAINTAIN SECURITY

Third Sector Case Study

16.20 Identify Best-Practice Methods And Value-For-Money Solutions To Secure Systems When Data Sharing

• Securely share confidential information: explore the in-transit security measures needed when sharing data with other departments in national organisations

• Investigate how to keep software up-to-date on a limited budget to ensure in-transit compliancy is not sacrificed due to cost

Brian Shorten, IS BCP Risk & Security Manager, Cancer Research UK

 

16.40 Do You Know Who Is Accessing Your Data? Clarify The Access To, And Use Of, Data As It Travels To Your 3rd Parties And Beyond

• Determine contractual requirements and measure the effectiveness of policies to retain control of your data while it is with suppliers

• Guarantee each party understands when the buck stops with them: identify where responsibility starts and stops when handing data from your organisation to 3rd parties

• Beyond your 3rd parties: explore what you need to do in terms of their suppliers, and their suppliers’ suppliers, to ensure security remains tight throughout your supply chain

Daniel Barriuso, Head of IT Risk EMEA, Credit Suisse

 

17.05 Chairman’s Closing Comments & Close Of Conference

Consultation Zones

To complete your registration for this event please choose from our industry-leading suppliers to discuss your organisation’s security needs with. These meetings offer unique opportunities to find solutions to keep your enterprise secure when data is on the move, in a private, one-to-one situation. You choose the suppliers you meet with, ensuring that consultations result in productive discussions and relevant solutions.

 

 

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Separately Bookable

Beat Cyber Criminals - Latest Techniques Workshop

25 February 2009, Central London

 

Get Practical Advice And Information On The Latest Techniques Hackers Are Using Right Now

Hosted by Prevx

 

08.30 Registration

09.00 Are cyber criminals evolving faster than your security systems?

In today’s information economy, corporate and customer data is highly valuable to cyber criminals, which means hackers are constantly looking for new ways to steal and sell it. Whether it’s using customised morphing malware to steal customer databases or abusing Facebook to get a Trojan onto company networks, the fast-evolving data thief is becoming more and more sophisticated.

Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity where specialists in their field will expose new techniques used by cyber criminals and provide advice and information on what can be done to secure systems.

 

Speakers include:

Jacques Erasmus, Head of Research, Prevx

Ed Gibson, Chief Security Officer, Microsoft and ex- FBI legal attaché

Chris Boyd, Director of Malware Research, FaceTime Communications

 

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