The e-Crime Mid Year Meeting Europe is designed to meet the needs of key stakeholders and decision makers who are responsible for managing information and technology risk, protecting sensitive data, securing technology and ensuring compliance with multiple regulatory requirements.  The agenda provides strategic and technical advice, examples of best practice and practical case studies that detail how in-house professionals can meet the demands of evolving business models. The conference provides unique perspectives on how organisations can take advantage of emerging opportunities to increase productivity or decrease cost while at the same time maintaining the security and integrity of IT systems and electronic assets.  Those attending include  heads and directors of I.T., information security, technology risk management, information risk management, application and network security, business continuity and resilience, investigations, forensics, privacy, audit and compliance. Industry sectors typically represented range from banking through to oil and gas.  The e-Crime Mid Year Meeting Europe is part of the Global e-Crime Series which provides audiences around the world with insight and information on solutions that can help reduce risk, enable operational flexibility, minimise complexity, create value and keep costs low.

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Protecting information and IT assets at the speed of business: rethinking defence in depth to meet the need for data-centric security Unlocking the power of IT and security data to enhance risk management capabilities: advancing metrics and measuring effectiveness Adapting the controls environment to account for changing attack vectors and threat profiles: achieving balance across people, process and technology Advancing incident response to ensure a fast reaction to identified threats: closing windows of vulnerability and facilitating forensic investigations Collaboration, cooperation and communication: working with internal and external stakeholders to prevent, detect and respond to cyber threats Privacy, policy and practice: changes in the regulatory environment and their implications for securing and protecting personally identifiable information View more details Organisations that attended in 2012 include: ABN AMRO ~ Achmea ~ Aduno Group ~ Air France-KLM ~ Albert Heijn ~ Algemene Pensioen Groep ~ Allegro ~ Amsterdam Trade Bank ~ AT&T ~ AXA ~ AZL ~ Bekaert ~ Belgian Federal Police ~ Betsson ~ BKR - Bureau Krediet Registratie ~ BNP Paribas Fortis ~ Bol.com ~ Booking.com ~ Brightsight ~ British American Tobacco ~ British American Tobacco ~ Bulgari ~ Carlson Wagonlit Travel ~ Carpetright ~ Centrum voor Informatiebeveiliging en Privacybescherming ~ Citigroup ~ Colruyt Group ~ Credit Agricole Group ~ Credit Europe Bank ~ De Nederlandsche Bank ~ Delhaize Group ~ Delta Lloyd Group ~ Delta State Government ~ DIBS Payment Services ~ EBA Clearing ~ Edutel ~ Equens ~ Ericsson ~ EuroCommerce ~ European Merchant Services ~ European Multilateral Clearing Facility ~ Exploy Betalingsverkeer ~ Extelia ~ Fujitsu ~ Gaming Laboratories International ~ Garanti Bank international ~ Global Collect Services ~ H&M ~ Holland Casino ~ ING Global ~ International Card Services ~ Intrum Justitia ~ Janssen Biologics ~ KBC Global Services ~ KPN ~ Kyocera Mita Europe ~ Levi Strauss ~ Liberty Global ~ Linxtelecom ~ Louis Vuitton ~ Merck & Co ~ Metro Group ~ Mi-pay ~ Morrison & Foerster ~ Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs ~ NIBC Bank ~ Nixu ~ Nucletron ~ Nutreco ~ NXP Semiconductors ~ Office Depot ~ OpenWay Group ~ Optiver ~ PAF ~ Paysquare ~ Payvision ~ Payvision ~ PGGM ~ Philips ~ Pitney Bowes ~ QNH Infra Solutions ~ Rabobank Group ~ Royal Bank of Scotland ~ Sanoma ~ Schiphol Telematics ~ SiNSYS ~ Smiths Group ~ Staples ~ Starwood Hotels and Resorts ~ Target Media ~ TenneT ~ Time Warner Global Media Group ~ TMF Group ~ TNO ~ TNT ~ Tokheim ~ Tokheim ~ TomTom International ~ Utrecht University ~ Vodafone ~ Vopak ~ Waternet ~ Zorgverzekeraar VGZ ~ Zwitserleven and more!

Kay Behnke  Manager IT Risk, Security, Compliance and Quality NXP Semiconductors Jan Paredis  Senior Vice President, Group Information Security Office, Global Consumer EMEA Citigroup  Paul H. Samwel, Lead Security Architect  Rabobank Brendan Saritschniy  Field Support Security Manager - Western Europe Region  British American Tobacco Tony Hibbert  Chief Information Security Officer/Deputy CIO  Intrum Justitia Carlos Cordova Niewold  Global Information Security Officer Vopak Brian Chappell Director Sales Engineering BeyondTrust Jason Foy Senior Product Manager EMEA, Blackberry Security Research in Motion Jan Jaap van der Neut  Business Consultant  Onsight Solutions Jose Grandmougin, EMEA Senior Consultant Fortinet Gavin Millard  Technical Director  Tripwire Richard Hensen Senior Pre Sales Consultant Tripwire Simon Mason, Security Sales Director Verizon Terremark Jeroen Herlaar, Business Unit Manager Cybercrime Fox-IT View speakers' details here

It is a rare to have an opportunity to be out of the office to think deeply about the strategic challenges that you face; it is even rarer to be able to debate them with your peers in such an environment facilitated by the e-Crime programme of events. Chief Security Officer for Trusted Borders, Raytheon Systems Limited ____________________________________________________   My experience is that eCrime conference events always provide expert and highly topical eSecurity content, with an interesting mix of subject matter with informative delivery. Manager I.T. Security & Technical Development, N M Rothschild & Sons  ____________________________________________________ A well organised conference with presentations that delved deep into the real security issues facing businesses today. 10/10. Information Security Officer, Unum Limited

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