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Program Schedule - Final
Program is subject to change. Last revised 28 April 2011.
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| DAY 1 - Thursday 5 May 2011 Security and Risk in the Supply Chain...protecting brand revenue and reputation |
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| WHEN | WHAT |
| 0730-0900 | Breakfast & Registration |
| Managing the Supply Chain | |
| 0900-0915 | Welcome / Logistics / Event Overview Professor Brian Collins, Chief Scientific Advisor, Department of Transport, UK |
| 0915-0930 | Setting the Scene Dr. Claudia Natanson, CEO, Security Partnerships and Chair of the CEP |
| 0930-1000 |
Managing the Supply Chain Rob Price, Head of IT Leadership, Atos Consulting Every country to have ever hosted Olympic Games will testify to the fact that the feelings of pride, elation, and success at the culmination of two weeks on the world stage are all due to the success of its Supply Chain. Atos Consulting has been in charge of Olympic Supply Chains for decades. And, after the successful Beijing Olympics, Atos is not only ready for London 2012, but is already in preparation mode for 2016. So what exactly could go wrong in such a supply chain? How does one manage and mitigate risk in these situations with the eyes of the world watching? |
| 1000-1030 | Panel: Security Vulnerabilities in the Supply Chain Have we ever thought about the impact of vulnerabilities in the Supply Chain and its effect on our ability to deliver goods and services? Do our own organisational risk plans take these technological risks into account? Understand product assurance in relation to common criteria ISO standards. |
| 1030-1045 | Coffee Break |
| 1045-1115 | Round Table Discussions - Security and Risk in the Supply Chain |
| 1115-1145 | Supply Chain Open House Discussions following panel presentations. Plenary feedback and discussion and summary by panelists. |
| Data, Compliance and End User Policy | |
| 1145-1230 | Data Compliance Updates Jonathan Armstrong, Partner, Duane Morris LLP Compliance for areas of protecting data continues to grow not only in scope, but also by the increasing fees for non-compliance. An exploration and update in this area. Risk Challenges and BYOE Jackee Ireland, Manager of Risk Management, Intel Corporation Bring Your Own Equipment is certainly a buzz acronym in many circles and organisations. From technological strategy to the retention of the new employee of today, and the employee of the future...how do such schemes work? What about risks in areas such as intellectual property and data compliance? For the faint hearted, is it as Shakespeare would say…much ado about nothing? End User Policies and Risk James Thornton, Global Information Security Analyst, Diageo New technologies, new innovative solutions. Is your organisational End User Policy still relevant? Can such policies be managed in the same manner? |
| 1230-1300 | Open House Discussion following panel presentations. |
| 1300-1400 | Lunch Break |
| C-Level Perspectives Factors such as changing enterprise risk appetites, balancing risk vs. reward, increasing appetite for new technologies, geographical situations, budgets, global economies...the list is endless. A point of view from some C-level experts. |
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| 1400-1445 | Speakers Speaker and Facilitator: Wolfgang Kandek, CTO, Qualys Speaker: Brian Collins, Chief Scientific Advisor, Department of Transport UK |
| 1445-1530 | Open House Discussion following panel presentations. |
| 1530 | Close |
| 1830-1930 | Cocktail Reception |
| 1930 | Formal CEP Gala Dinner |
| 2100-2300 | Entertainment |
| DAY 2 - Friday 6 May 2011 Securing the 21st Workplace |
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| WHEN | WHAT |
| 0730-0900 | Breakfast & Registration |
| 0900-0915 | Setting the Scene, Review Day 1 Jonathan Armstrong, Partner, Duane Morris LLC |
| The Social Environment, Compliance and the 21st Organisation | |
| 0915-0940 | The Changing CISO Landscape Dave Cullinane, Global CISO, eBay Are you in charge of Security and/or Risk? What should you be thinking about? |
| 0940-1015 | The Changing CISO Landscape Mark Brown, Chief Information Security Officer, SABMiller Mike Towers, VP, Information Security Assurance, GlaxoSmithKline Is the role of the CISO changing in scope? Are there any strategic plans that can address the workplace of tomorrow? Who are the key stakeholders for ensuring success? |
| 1015-1030 | Open House Discussions following on panel presentations. |
| 1030-1045 | Coffee Break |
| The Integrated Security and Risk Agenda | |
| 1045-1130 | The Physical and Logical Agenda Tom Mullen, Head of Security, BT and FIRST.Org Steering Committee Board Member Neil Hare-Brown, Chief Executive Officer, QCC Information Security Ltd. There are so many components that are now critical to establishing best practice security for our organisations. Our speakers share some of their experiences and opinions of areas that form part of their practices. Part of our CEP focus on the holistic security perspective. |
| 1130-1145 | Open House Results of round table discussions. |
| 1145-1230 | Round Table Discussions - This 'BUSINESS' of Risk Bringing your big risk concerns to the table. Any group commonalities? How many of these risks should be mitigated? Which risks can be accepted ….and don’t forget about those which we feel we may have transferred? Does every risk have to be mitigated? How do we manage risk without being barriers to innovation? |
| 1230-1300 | Open House Results of round table discussions. |
| 1300-1400 | Lunch Break |
| 1400-1420 | Overview of the Technical Threat and Vulnerability Landscape Peter Wood, Chief Executive Officer, First·Base Technologies |
| 1420-1445 | Open House - Event Review Professor Brian Collins and Dr. Claudia Natanson Summary of the event outcomes. A chance for participants to raise any other issues for the CEP agenda, and/or generally share thoughts with colleagues. |
| 1445-1500 | Close |