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Executive Summary
The e-Crime Mid Year Meeting is specifically designed for senior decision makers and technical experts who represent private sector companies and large enterprises. Industries in attendance range from banking to telecommunications.
In a changing business and technology environment, the agenda is focused on delivering practical advice, unique insights, proven methodologies, and examples of best practice which can be applied to optimise existing frameworks, respond to challenges, prioritise and reduce electronic risk, and meet privacy, compliance and regulatory requirements.
Based on in-house research, the key themes for the 2010 event reflect the growing need for security delivery and risk management to respond to business demands and enable operational flexibility while maintaining the integrity and protection of IT systems and electronic assets. | Organisations Already Registered Include | Confirmed Speakers for 2010 Include | Aberdeen Asset Management PLC; Aegon Group; Affinion International; AIB Group; Airbus UK; Amlin plc; Association of Accounting Technicians; Atomic Weapon Establishment; AXA; BAE Systems; Bank Leumi (UK) plc; Barclays; Betfair; BG Group Plc; BNP Paribas Fortis; Bourne Leisure Group; British Energy Group; Cadbury; Canon; Chevron Corporation; Citigroup Inc; Clydesdale Bank; Commerzbank AG; Credit Suisse Group; Dairy Crest Group plc; Dassault Systèmes; Derbyshire Building Society; Endsleigh Insurance Services; Ericsson; Evan Evans Tours; First rate Exchange Services; Ford; Fortify Software; Friends Provident; Gala Coral Group; Garanti Bank international; Gartmore Investment Management; Global Betting Exchange UK; Go-Ahead Group; Grainger Trust plc; GSK - GlaxoSmithKline PLC; HCA International; Hilton Hotels; Hinckley & Rugby Building Society; HSBC Bank; Ice Plc; IG Group Holdings plc; Jaguar; John Lewis; J Sainsburys; KCOM Group PLC; Kiln Group; Legal & General Group Plc; Lloyd's of London; London Clearing House; LOVEFiLM; M&G Group Ltd; Market Harborough Building Society; Matalan Retail Ltd; Merlin Entertainments Group; MoneySupermarket; Morgan Stanley; Nationwide Building Society; N M Rothschild & Sons; Partygaming Plc; PC World; Phones4U Ltd; Raiffeisen Bank; RBS WorldPay; Royal Bank of Scotland; RWE Npower; Savvis; Shop Direct Ltd; SpinVox Ltd; Standard Life; State Bank of India; Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation; Swinton Insurance; TalkTalk; The Capita Group; The Carphone Warehouse Group; The Lloyds Banking Group; TOTAL S.A.; Totesport; Trader Media Group; Unite Group plc; Vanquis Bank; Virgin Group; Voca Link; Waterstones; Wesleyan Assurance Society; Wolseley; Xstrata Plc and More...
View further information on who attends | Stephen Bonner, Head of Information Risk Management Barclays
Dexter Casey, Head of Information Security Advisory Services Royal Mail
Stephan Freeman, Information Security Manager London School of Economics
Martin Hudson, Principal Information Assurance Consultant QinetiQ
Michael Paisley, Head of Information Security, Data Privacy & Business Resilience Santander UK Group of Companies
Rüdiger Peusquens, Head of Testing Deutsche Telekom AG
Riten Gohil, Senior Manager, Payment Authentication Innovations, New Channels & Product Development Visa
Peter Williams, IS Security Risk Manager Vodafone Group Services
Peter Tapling, CEO Authentify
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| Forum Overview This exclusive mid-year forum has a pure business focus and is designed exclusively for professionals working in global enterprises. Attendance is by invitation only and the event welcomes 175 heads and directors of information security, risk, audit, fraud and investigations. The agenda responds to identified needs of corporate stakeholders who are part of the e-Crime Congress community, providing in-depth analysis and practical guidance on highly topical subject matter and corporate priorities, as well as the latest thinking in risk and security management from technical and strategic business leaders.
The subject matter is focused on enabling enterprise professionals to meet their current top priorities by providing insight and knowledge on how best to go about: - Optimising e-Crime prevention and detection frameworks at tactical and strategic levels to reduce the threat from multi-channel and blended attacks
- Identifying and defending against sustained threats that deploy technically sophisticated attack profiles and manipulate weak points across the extended infrastructure and within business processes
- Eliminating vulnerabilities in IT products to protect key targets, guard against system intrusion, and guarantee the integrity of data assets
- Adopting effective e-Crime response countermeasures in order to close gaps in the attack surface and facilitate post-event investigations
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| Key Themes for 2010 Meeting the business requirement for a 'risk based response' to threat mitigation and compliance Integrating detection and prevention frameworks Advancing real-time risk management metrics Protecting the integrity and confidentiality of information Expanding the scope of compliance projects Matching solution models with the reality of the extended enterprise to deliver effective security Systematically securing priority areas of infrastructure Enhancing protective capabilities in line with business objectives Reducing the risks inherent in increased connectivity Automating security risk management solutions Safeguarding critical assets and systems from advanced, technically sophisticated attacks Formulating an approach that can limit the attack surface Implementing monitoring capabilities and security controls Adapting to changing malware tactics and multi-vectored attacks Preparing for developing threats focused on business disruption Combining models for threat detection and prevention with frameworks for governance and risk management Providing comprehensive capabilities for maintaining data integrity Fusing security, privacy, data protection, and GRC frameworks Constructing methodologies to provide advanced detection techniques Limiting exposure to attacks through the software vector
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| This event welcomes in excess of 175 senior decision makers from industries that include | Delegates attending include directors and managers from group and business functions that include | Banking Insurance Real Estate Telecoms Retail Media Legal Gambling Pharmaceuticals Transport and Logistics Defence Manufacturing ISPs | Group IT Information/IT Security Investigations Fraud prevention Technology & Operational Risk Regulatory Compliance Financial Crime Prevention Financial Intelligence Group Security CERT Digital Forensics Business Continuity Audit |
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