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InfoProtect 2010 Business Summit
25&26 October 2010, Brussels, Belgium
4th edition of the very successful InfoProtect 2010 Business Summit and the most important IT-Security focused eventmore
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Programme
Monday 17 May 2010
| 8h45 | Opening address by the Chairman Mark Chaplin, Senior Research Consultant, ISF - Information Security Forum |
| EFFECTIVE IT RISK MANAGEMENT SESSION Objective of this session: Present best practices in Compliance and IT Risk Management and understand the correlation between Effective IT Risk Management and Business Productivity. Learn how our key note speaker companies have gained better business results when applying Efficient IT Risk Management which delivered real savings to the bottom line! |
| 09h00 | Aligning Compliance in IT Security to your Business Strategy • Understanding the Impact of IT in your bussiness strategy • IT understanding business Process and needs accross divisions • Streamlining your IT Compliance strategy to cope with rising regulatory, financial and strategic concerns on information security performance Norbert Moeren, Chief Information Security Officer, Merck KGaA |
| 09h45 | Take Control of Your IT Infrastructure - A Holistic Approach to Security and Compliance As regulatory compliance heats up and the threat landscape becomes increasingly complex, it is more challenging than ever to protect your IT infrastructure and ensure the security of sensitive and private data. Especially under today’s tight budget constraints, implementing security controls that are efficient and effective can be an overwhelmingly daunting task. Many solutions address pieces of security and ultimately this reactive approach complicates and bogs down business processes, not enables them. Learn why simplicity and efficiency are at the heart of today’s security best practices, and how successful businesses secure their datacenters to easily and proactively meet regulatory compliance requirements. Richard Hensen CISSP, Systems Engineer Benelux & Nordics, Tripwire |
| 10h30 | Coffee Break |
| 10h45 | One-to-One Meetings |
| 11h45 | Stay Ahead of the Security Curve – How to Protect Your Mobile Data in a Mobile World Data leakage can come from almost any source it seems, but laptop loss and theft pose a severe security risk to any organisation. So how can you cover all your bases on the mobile computing front? This presentation will be looking at the many business and security issues that laptops create in a business environment, as well as some of the solutions available to counter these problems. Kira Newton, Security Operations Manager, Centrica Plc |
| 12h30 | Workshop and One-to-One Meetings |
| 13h30 | Luncheon |
| 14h30 | Customer Centrice Services in the Public Sector Learn from this presentation how the CIO at the Westminster City Council is driving forward an exciting new ICT project based on the principles of customer centric service delivery, promoting security practices and a zero infrastructure technology environment and transformational change. David Wilde, Chief Information Officer, Westminster City Council |
| 15h15 | Workshop and One-to-One Meetings |
| 16h15 | Coffee Break |
| THREAT MONITORING SESSION Objective of this session: Succesful security measures should be applied to fight threats, safeguard confidential information and prevent consequent business losses. Understand how our expert speakers are managing threats in the horizon. |
| 16h30 | New Guidelines in Fighting Cyber Crime and Fraud FI-ISAC.NL is a Public Private Partnership between the Dutch Government and the Financial Institutions to combat Fraud and Cyber Crime and promote permanently secure Internet Banking for European citizens. Dr. Wim Hafkamp, CISSP LL.M., Chairman, FI-ISAC.NL (Partnership between Financial Institutions and the Dutch Government to fight Fraud and Cyber Crime) Program Manager Information Risk Management, Rabobank Group |
| 17h15 | Forecasting Security Threats Learn from the latests research results from the Information Security Forum about the future horizon of security threats. Get advice on how to be prepared and fight against the next coming challenges against Information Security. Mark Chaplin, Senior Research Consultant, ISF - Information Security Forum |
| 18h00 | Closing address by the Chairman |
| 19h00 | Welcome Reception |
| 19h30 | Welcome Dinner |
Tuesday 18 May 2010
| 8h15 | Quick Recap by the Chairman Mark Chaplin, Senior Research Consultant, ISF - Information Security Forum |
| CLOUD COMPUTING SESSION Objective of this session: Our final session aims to put the security aspects of new technologies in the spot light. Learn from Shell’s strategies as well as IBM’s and understand how Norways is using virtualization as a green strategy. |
| 08h30 | Information Risks of the Changing IT Ecosystem • Shell Information Risk Management • Impact of Cloud Computing & Consumerisation • Challenges & Responses Ben Krutzen, Strategy & Planning Manager for Information Risk Management, Royal Dutch Shell |
| 09h15 | Designing New Ways to Secure the New Ways We Collaborate The cloud is a flexible and cost-effective delivery platform for business and consumer IT services, and many enterprises are experimenting with moving workloads into the cloud. Security, data protection and regulatory compliance are consistently listed among the top concerns that drive what workloads are considered "cloud-ready". This session will examine these concerns, will highlight the differences in security between the "old" and "new" IT environments, and have a look at security aspects of cloud computing. Jeroen Kroon, Benelux Security Leader, IBM |
| 10h00 | Coffee Break |
| 10h15 | Workshop and One-to-One Meetings |
| 11h15 | Cloud Computing and Virtualisation for the Public
sector in a Green and Economic Perspective ICT Norway acts as Advisor and works in close connection to the parliament and government of Norway. As an expert source when matters concerning ICT, learn from this presentation about the benefits of Cloud Computing and Virtualisation in the Public Sector in a green perspective as well as an economic and political perspective. Per Morten Hoff, Secretary General, ICT Norway |
| 12h00 | Workshop and One-to-One Meetings |
| 13h00 | Luncheon |
| IT AUDIT SESSION Objective of this session: Auditing information management allows you to decide where to better allocate your resources to provide better quality of information. Learn how to improve your auditing practices and how it will help you achieve better business productivity. |
| 14h00 | Auditing Information Securiy: Is IT Audit the Only Checking Point and on Whose Behalf • Deming is known for his PLAN-DO-CHECK-ACT circle • How can a centralized organization like Philips be sure that the quality necessary to manage all IT Risks is assured • Who is assuring that and will they cover all business areas as well within Philips • Is IT Audit the only one doing assurance or are there other ways of working Thom Schiltmans, Global IT Security Manager, Philips Healthcare |
| 14h45 | Deep Packet Inspection for Lawful Interception and
Data Loss Prevention The goal of this presentation is to look at how Deep Packet Inspection(DPI) supports both Lawful Interception(LI) purposes as well as Data Loss Prevention(DLP). We will examine the recent trends in the LI space and look at current strategies available to conduct DLP. Jaya Baloo, Unified Communications and Lawful Interception Specialist, ISACA |
| 15h30 | Coffee Break |
| 15h45 | New Challenges in IT Audit: Virtualisation and Cloud Computing Security Metrics and Productivity With cloud computing and virtualization risen within IT Departments came along a new challenge for IT Auditing: How to apply auditing methods and initiatives to assure desired security standards in the “cloud”? From real life experiences, learn how to start to frame and shape improved audit procedures to secure your business in the cloud. Sven Schwenk, Head of IT Infrastructure and Audit, Commerzbank |
| PANEL DISCUSSION Objective of this session: During the panel discussion, IT leaders will share their experience in leading IT departments. Benchmarking real life experiences and lessons learned on how to make IT management more efficient. |
| 16h30 | PANEL DISCUSSION - Tales of IT Leaders: Managing IT Efficiently • IT management is about management • Thinking about IT more strategically • Anticipating security threats • Sharing knowledge of renegotiating contracts and outsourcing IT Moderator: John Rebis, Director at Rebis Consultancy and former Group Information Systems Compliance Officer at Alstom |
| 17h30 | Closing address by the Chairman |