Wednesday
Wednesday 19 October 9:50 AM - 10:20 AM
Pathfinder - Information Security as a Business Enabler?
Nigel Stanley, Practice Leader, Bloor Research
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The information security industry is alive with jargon, fear inducing stories and excitable vendors desperate to get hold of your budget. But how can you cut through the hype and get quality products and services that deliver business value and form part of a strategic solution, capable of supporting your ambitions? This session will paint a picture of the current information security threat landscape from an objective, dispassionate viewpoint and provide you with the key questions to ask vendors and suppliers. It will help you understand the realities of topics including mobile device risks, cybercrime, cyber warfare and the protection of your intellectual property. It should provide you with valuable thinking time and a chance to step back and take stock of what you are trying to achieve by securing your business.
Wednesday 19 October 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Overcoming the Failures of Cyber Security
Chris Brown, Director NetWitness EMEA Operations, RSA, the Security Division of EMC, EMC
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Security today is fundamentally broken and an overhaul is desperately needed. Today's advanced cyber threats evade both detection and prevention by current approaches to network security - whether you want to believe it or not. Most organisations have developed an over-reliance upon network-layer, perimeter-focused solutions that require signatures or statistical-based foreknowledge of each technical threat. As proven through endless security breaches over the last few years, most legacy solutions are obsolete with each new action of focused adversaries, such as cyber criminals and nation-state groups, and because of their ever-changing attack methods, including targeted and zero-day malware, obfuscation, and covert network channels. This session focuses on the true nature and sources of today's advanced threats, and describes solution characteristics, both technology and operations-related, which are required to combat these threats and close critical network visibility gaps.
Wednesday 19 October 11:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Advanced Evasions Techniques (AETs) – The NEW threat – You ARE vulnerable!
Alan Cottom, Solutions Architect, Stonesoft
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Evasion techniques are a means to disguise and/or modify cyber attacks to avoid detection and blocking by information security systems. Evasions enable advanced and hostile cyber criminals to deliver any malicious content, exploit or attack to a vulnerable system without detection that would normally be detected and stopped. Advanced Evasions take this threat to an entirely new level."Missing an evasion means a hacker can use an entire class of exploits to circumvent a security product, rendering it virtually useless,” said Rick Moy, president, NSS Labs.What delegates will learn from the session:· Understand Advanced Evasions and the threat they pose. · See an AET Hack in Action· Who and what is at risk.· Why the majority of Information Security Systems can be bypassed.· How to protect against Advanced Evasion Techniques.· How to Test if your Vulnerable
Wednesday 19 October 11:50 AM - 12:20 PM
No Compromises: Virtualisation Security
Dave Barnett, Symantec Security Strategist, Symantec
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This seminar session will cover what planning strategies and technology solutions can assist IT professionals tasked with moving their business IT systems over to a virtual platform:
Wednesday 19 October 12:30 PM - 1:00 PM
Security for the Virtual World - Traditional, Minimal, or Optimal?
Jason Brown, Enterprise Solutions Architect, McAfee
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Virtualisation offers many benefits - but virtual machines are intrinsically no more secure than physical systems. In addition, virtual systems provide additional challenges not faced in the physical world. This presentation takes a look at a number of those challenges, and asks how does your Anti-Virus vendor approach this problem?
Wednesday 19 October 1:10 PM - 1:40 PM
Improving productivity through secure mobile working?
Tarik Reid, Pre-Sales Consultant , Vodafone
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The traditional approach to data security often means managing risk of data loss and security breaches by locking down business, which can significantly hinder flexibility and efficiency. In today’s challenging environment, security not only helps to manage risks and maintain compliance, but allows the organisation to drive business opportunities, customer service and improved performance as the enabler of flexible and mobile working. This requires a more open approach to security, where productivity is no longer compromised.This session will explore:• How to allow your staff the freedom to work flexibly and productively through mobile working, safe in the knowledge that security is covered.• How to apply the appropriate security measures to meet the needs of your business, making sure they won't suppress productivity by restricting the availability of IT.• Securing Smartphones and Tablets in the enterprise world.
Wednesday 19 October 1:50 PM - 2:20 PM
THE CONTEXT OF ACCESS SECURITY
Peter Silva, Technical Marketing Manager, F5 Networks
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Global access to corporate applications is critical to an organisation. The range of users, devices and their locations requires stringent application access control to securely connect users to the right application with the right level of security. Context is key.
Wednesday 19 October 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Defend your networks while streamlining data access
Rich Agar, Solutions Architect for HP TippingPoint, HP
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Learn more about Network Security. Defend your networks while streamlining data access - learn more about enterprise-wide integrated network security from HP.
Wednesday 19 October 3:10 PM - 3:40 PM
Brave New World of Cloud Security in a Data Centric Universe
Tim Ricketts, Senior Pre-sales Consultant, Trend Micro
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The world of computing is moving to the cloud – shared infrastructures, shared systems, instant provisioning and pay-as-you-go services. And users can enjoy anytime, anywhere access to services and their data. But are we secure in the new cloud environments? Are data assets protected as they move around in the cloud? The answer to both is yes – as long as your underlying security architecture has been designed for the cloud. In this session, Trend Micro, examines security concerns along the cloud journey and provides a framework to assess and prioritise security efforts. We then explore new technologies from VMware and Trend Micro that are already helping businesses to maintain privacy, integrity and confidentiality in virtualised environments.