Agenda

A Vision and Strategy for Information-Centric Security
Neal Watkins / Mark Lillywhite (London)
Senior Director of Technology, Symantec
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In this session Neal will outline the evolution of Information Security and how an increasingly complex environment has helped shaping a new strategy. Organizations now recognize that operating in a wide open world requires a new era of security, one that empowers a business and that is focused more on protecting information and interactions not just on protecting the infrastructure.

Business Centric Security
Daniel Dresner / Andy Hopkirk (Belfast)
The National Computing Centre
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Where do customers place their security technology in the context of the 'people problem'? How do customers know they are investing in security technology cost effectively? How can customers know where technology protects, where people are the defence, and where the balance is right? The National Computing Centre has a wealth of Research information and Daniel will share a useful methodology for customers to consider.

Gain Control with comprehensive client system automation
Guido Sanchidrian, Principal Product Marketing Manager, EMEA
Symantec
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Today's organizations need to rapidly identify and mitigate security and privacy-related risks that can affect profitability or reputation and impact corporate governance and compliance initiatives. With an integrated approach that combines systems management, security, and backup and recovery capabilities, organizations can achieve visibility into and control over their entire endpoint environment saving time and resources.

Security transformation: A step-change in the structure, governance and approach to Information Security
Warren Trakman, Senior Manager in Deloitte's Security, Privacy and Resilience team
Deloitte LLP (London)
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Organisations are under more pressure than ever to address their information security issues yet at the same reduce their operational overheads.

To be able to address what appears to be conflicting priorities of improved security controls and reduced operational overheads, many information security functions must undergo a rapid transformation. Such a transformation requires a ‘step-change’ in the structure, governance and approach to Information Security requiring up-front investment to achieve operational excellence aligned to the mission and vision of the organisation.

Deloitte's Security, Privacy & Resiliency team, has assisted a number of our clients with their transformation efforts by leveraging our comprehensive experience in defining, mobilising and managing large information security programmes. Warren will discuss some of the common challenges and issues they see with their clients and the risk reduction benefits that result from a successful security transformation programme.

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