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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 

www.dataonthemoveconference.com

 

Ensuring Remote-Access & In-Transit Security,
Through Technology & Policy Best Practice, To Minimise Leakage From People, Devices & Data On The Move

Balancing Security With Mobility, Portability And Accessibility

Book before 22 January and save up to £299.

Do you know what your staff and 3rd parties are doing with your data? Retain control, maintain compliance and prevent leakage in the modern mobile office:

LATEST ENCRYPTION: Explore effective ways to control encryption solutions for your mobile workforce to ensure encryption aids security rather than hinders it

 

REGULATORY FOCUS: Who is accountable when data on a device is lost? What action should you take in the event of a loss?

 

PERIPHERAL DEVICES: PDAs, USBs, Smartphones; examine how best to secure data on peripheral devices and manage removable media to protect your data as it travels

MOBILE WORKING RISKS: Discover best-practice methods to keep your data secure in remote and home-working environments and ensure that the business need for flexibility does not compromise your need for security

3RD PARTY FOCUS: How can you keep your data secure as it travels throughout your supply chain?


PLUS:

User Awareness Panel: Barclays, and Energy Saving Trust discuss how best to make staff aware of the value of the data they carry, to prevent them from being your weakest security link

Interactive Mobile Working Survey & Discussion: Find out what your peers really think about the ever-evolving mobile office environment with an anonymous survey & real time stats

Third Sector Case Study: What security measures need to be in place when sharing data within national organisations? How can you keep your perimeter secure on a tight budget?

 

DONT MISS: SEPARATELY BOOKABLE BEAT CYBER CRIMINALS WORKSHOP

25 February 2009, Central London

Prevx host this half-day workshop which explores the techniques being used by hackers right now. Gain up-to-date information and practical advice to stay one step ahead of the cyber thief and keep your data secure. 

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

 

Register now for immediate access to unseen video insights from SC's National conference featuring top security chiefs from organisations such as Sainsbury's, Mastercard and Flybe.com. Watch now.
 

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Speakers

  • Daniel Barriuso
  • Head of IT Risk EMEA
  • Credit Suisse
 
  • Patrick Tarpey
  • Head of Information Systems Security
  • Ofcom
 
  • Jon Marchant
  • Director of Information Systems Operations
  • The Co-operative Financial Services
 
  • Ian McLaren
  • Senior Information Security Officer
  • HM Revenue & Customs
 
  • Andreas Wuchner
  • Risk Management
  • Novartis Pharma AG
 
  • Ellis Parry
  • Global Privacy Officer
  • AstraZeneca UK Limted
 
  • Paul Loft
  • Information Security Officer
  • Kent Police
 
  • Julian Parkin
  • Privacy Programme Director
  • Barclays
 
  • Louis Botha
  • Group Information Risk Manager
  • Centrica plc
 
  • Brian Shorten
  • IS BCP Risk & Security Manager
  • Cancer Research UK
 
  • Janet Day
  • IT Director
  • Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP
 
  • Sophie Hanim
  • Employee Engagement Manager
  • Energy Saving Trust
 
  • Paul Fisher
  • Editor
  • SC Magazine
 
  • Dan Turner
  • CTO
  • Vistorm, an EDS Company
 
  • Rashmi Tarbatt
  • Senior Product Marketing Manager
  • DLP Solutions
 
  • Devin Redmond
  • Vice President
  • Websense
 
  • James Lyne
  • Senior Technologist
  • Sophos
 
  • 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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