Security

The security practitioner needs to ensure that business collaboration outside the enterprise can take place in a secure manner. Whilst at the same time business managers are demanding the best return for investment in information security. The security track will assess the current state of the art on how to architect secure enterprise business solutions, and how to verify they are truly effective.

Architecting Secure Business Collaboration
Security track (Wednesday am) [ Go to program ]

Today’s business operations need more connectivity outside the enterprise:

• To their business partners, their customers, their suppliers, and their own mobile employees, all wanting business access to share information they need to do efficient business.
• To a rapidly increasing market of PDA users, where consumerization is driving network connectivity on every electronic device, and devices are becoming more available and with greater “business” functionality built-in.

This track will assess the current state of the art on how to architect secure enterprise business solutions, how to verify they are truly effective.

Cost Effective Management of Information Security
Security Track (Wednesday am) [ Go to program ]

Today more than ever, business managers want assurance of best return for investment in information security. This track will include presentations on mature and proven solutions to deliver dependable cost-effective information security, including: risk assessment, metrics for security, and automated solutions to set and maintain compliance to regulatory and business requirements.

Cloud Security
Security Track (Wednesday pm) [ Under construction ]

Can use of Cloud Computing allow enterprise to transfer some of the security burden to the cloud supplier? Can lower operational risks be achieved by outsourcing the management of IT resources and staff? Can economies of scale allow Cloud systems to deliver disaster recovery capabilities affordably and safely to enterprises of all sizes?

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