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8:30 am |
Registration and
coffee & tea |
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9:00 am |
Welcome address &
Opening remarks |
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Sapphire
Yong
Vice President, Marketing
and Strategy, IDC Asia/Pacific |
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9:15 am |
Battling Sophisticated
Threats: Security Strategies For The Resilient Enterprise |
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Willie
Low
Senior Market
Analyst, Asia/Pacific Infrastructure Software Research,
IDC Asia/ Pacific |
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IT security discussions were once
dominated by virus outbreaks, keeping script kiddies
out of corporate networks, and having updated backups.
But today's threat landscape has changed. Threats
have become more multifaceted, networks have become
more open, and hackers have become more targeted,
better and faster. To make matters worse, the roles
of IT infrastructure engineers and security managers
have become broader with increased responsibilities.
Senior management wants to hear about practices
that contribute to the firm's success from them.
External customers, suppliers, and partners want
assurance that the infrastructure is well protected.
IT decision makers need to put in place a security
strategy to make the enterprise resilient and prepare
for tomorrow's challenges in a cost-effective manner.
This presentation presents the IDC Top 10 Security
Predictions and highlights to the audience what
to look out for across the security landscape in
the near future. The speaker will also discuss the
implications of the predictions and the best practices
for security managers to keep the infrastructure
secure and resilient. |
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9:45 am |
Enhanced Threat Control
and Containment |
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Robert
Berlin
Product Line Manager,
Security Technology Group, Cisco Systems |
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New updates to the security portfolio help control
and contain threats with integrated, collaborative
systems across the network infrastructure.
Minimize the cost and productivity impact of
security threats with Cisco threat control solutions
that help your IT department actively manage security
threats and respond faster during an event.
Cisco threat control solutions protect against
threats caused by Internet use, attacks and intrusions,
and improper data access. These solutions use
processes and technology to:
- Increase visibility across the IT infrastructure
- Actively detect and stop threats
- Improve threat response times
- Decrease damages during an event
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10:15 am |
Identity Centric
Computing |
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Paul
Kangro
Applied Technology Strategist,
Novell Inc. |
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A multi-layered approach to Enterprise
Security, Integrating Identity, Access, Audit and
Application Level Security. When these four areas
are aligned with organizational policies you have
an enforceable two-pronged security model -complete
with real-time compliance. This presentation will
look at the critical life-cycle elements of Identify
management and how these can be layered on-top of
server side application level security to create
a belt and braces approach to organizational security.
Linux in particular will be used to highlight applications
level security and how it can serve to strengthen
an identity based model of access. |
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10:45 am |
Coffee
Break |
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11:15 am |
Chairperson's remarks
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Sapphire
Yong
Vice President, Marketing
and Strategy, IDC Asia/Pacific |
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11:25 am |
Optimal Application
Delivery and Complete Line-of-Sight Control for
Any Application |
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Yaj
Malik
Area Vice President,
ASEAN, Citrix Systems |
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Businesses today are running more than ever on
applications and with the increasingly mobile
and global workforce and business partner connectivity,
this ever changing business landscape is presenting
a new set of challenges for IT teams to continue
delivering applications effectively while enhancing
data security and addressing new regulatory and
compliance requirements. IT teams and key security
executives such as Chief Information Office (CIO)
and Chief Security Officer (CSO) need to protect
and verify the security of its valuable information,
while ensuring that its operations keeps pace
with the business. Putting in place a robust application
delivery infrastructure built on a secure-by-design
foundation will enable IT teams to deliver applications
efficiently and protect all types of applications-
Windows®, Web and desktop - in any type of
user scenario, including teleworking, mobile working,
and the use of public devices at the same time.
In this session, Citrix will address key application
delivery challenges facing businesses today and
outline how you can maintain a complete line-of-sight
control for any application, keep sensitive data
confidential and in the safest place, while strengthening
security when delivering web applications to millions
of customers and partners online.
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11:55 am |
User delight or security
compliance. Can they co-exist? |
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Andrew
Namboka
Chief Technologist, Asia
Pacific, Nokia Enterprises Solutions |
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The challenge today extends beyond ensuring a
secured network environment from external threats.
Organizations are experiencing an evolution in
threats at multiple levels from new vulnerabilities
embedded within new applications, threat sources
from inside the network and an increasing need
to detect and mitigate against threats over different
media. The network perimeter, which we once knew
well is rapidly dissolving and application access
is demanded by users from more locations, devices
and media. Methods and strategies from yesteryear
are no longer adequate to form sound defenses
for corporate IT infrastructure in today's context.
It is however critical that the solutions and
strategies adopted do not compromise on their
needs to support corporate access and new applications
to fuel growth. As threats evolve, so should your
defenses. It is of utmost importance to ensure
that the strategy or solution adopted is robust
& resilient enough to withstand this ever
changing security landscape without compromising
on access.
Hear how Nokia perceive the security & threat
landscape and as a result provide solutions to
assist businesses in achieving defensive postures
that enables access without compromise.
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12:25 pm |
Networking
lunch |
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1:35 pm |
Chairperson's
remarks |
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Sapphire
Yong
Vice President, Marketing
and Strategy, IDC Asia/Pacific |
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1:45 pm |
Securing the
Converged World |
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Keith
White
Security Services Director,
Alcatel-Lucent |
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As networks and applications continue
to converge and service providers introduce new
and exciting services to their customers, securing
these networks requires a new and innovative approach.
In this presentation, Dr. Keith White will discuss
some of the latest next generation network threats
and present some fascinating ideas on how they can
be identified, mitigated, and controlled. He will
also discuss some of the latest Bell Labs innovations
in network security and solutions that will be introduced
in the near future. |
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2:15 pm |
Network Access
Control - An Introduction |
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Rob
Forsyth
Managing Director, Asia
Pacific, Sophos |
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Unauthorized endpoint computers pose
significant security risks to organizations. Where
underlying network-based enforcement is available,
network access control (NAC) solutions provide detection
and implementation of security policies to minimize
these risks. In this presentation, Sophos will discuss
how a software approach to NAC will provide protection
against potential attacks arising from unauthorised
access to the network. |
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2:45 pm |
Coffee
Break |
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3:10 pm |
Chairperson's remarks |
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Sapphire
Yong
Vice President, Marketing
and Strategy, IDC Asia/Pacific |
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3:15 pm |
The Impact of Security on Software
Development |
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Chris Sharp
General Manager, Server
& Tools, Microsoft Asia Pacific |
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In an ever-changing landscape, security
threats continue to multiply and evolve, driving
the software industry to develop more secure products
and providing guidance and tools to help costumers
reinforce their existing security technologies.
Security is today a full component of the product
development process in the software industry. This
presentation will discuss on how this evolution
of the threat landscape has redefined software development
for the industry. The speaker will present on how
software companies are making progress in developing
more secure code and making more secure software
using processes like the Security Development Lifecycle
(SDL). SDL is an evolving process that helps ensure
that the company’s software and solutions are
built from the ground up to reduce security risks.
Ultimately we will discuss on how security in the
software industry is increasingly an economy-wide
concern that can only be tackled by partnerships
and collaboration with industry leaders and governments. |
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3:45 pm |
Turn Logs into Logic, and Logic
into Action: Best Practices for Security Information
Management |
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Stephen
Tan
Regional Director, Asia
Pacific, ArcSight |
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As cyber-criminals get smarter and
smarter, staying one step ahead of emerging security
threats is getting harder and harder. More than
ever, companies need to pay strict attention to
network security, not only to defend against attacks
and protect customer data, but also to satisfy a
growing list of regulatory compliance issues. Organizations
large and small have attempted to protect themselves
by pouring millions of dollars into security solutions
like antivirus gateway, firewalls and intrusion
detection systems. But this has led to a new problem:
crippling complexity. As a result, companies are
now burdened with trying to manage massive logs
from hundreds and thousands of security devices,
applications and systems from many different vendors.
In this presentation, you will see a single, integrated
solution from ArcSight that enables enterprises
to collect massive amounts of security data from
heterogeneous sources, filter false positives, and
then aggregate, correlate, and prioritize for real-time
monitoring and response. |
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4:15 pm |
Seven Habits of Highly Malicious
Hackers |
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Sanjay
Bavisi
President, EC Council |
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Understand the latest trends and technologies
used by the underground network of hackers to render
systems "unsecured" even after large investments
in security systems and applications. Learn defensive
steps you can take against the underground hacking
community. The session will explain and expose the
closely guarded technologies used by hackers to
penetrate systems. |
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4:45 pm |
Join the Debate: "Security
technology is all here. It's just the way we do
things that are causing all the problems!" |
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Moderated by Willie
Low
Senior Market
Analyst, Asia/Pacific Infrastructure Software Research,
IDC Asia/ Pacific |
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The human being is often said to be the weakest
link within the enterprise security infrastructure.
Some even take it to the extreme saying that the
human is not causing the problem. Rather, it IS
the problem.
Is this really the case, or is it just a convenient
sacrificial lamb to mask the inadequacy of today's
security technology? Or is it that security has
not really been integrated into the business workflow?
Is a well-aligned process for executing the security
strategy the missing keystone? Join us for a debate
with the different stakeholders!
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5:15
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Closing remarks |
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Sapphire
Yong
Vice President, Marketing
and Strategy, IDC Asia/Pacific |
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5:25 pm |
Lucky Draw |
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(Stand to win a 2GB i-Pod Nano* worth S$248,
sponsored by Cisco and a laptop bag & overnight
bag #, sponsored by Novell)
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This lucky draw is open to all pre-registered delegates
who submit the online survey and attend IDC's Asia/Pacific
Security and Continuity Conference 2007 in Singapore.
# This lucky
draw is open to all delegates who attend IDC's
Asia/Pacific Security and Continuity Conference
2007 in Singapore.
The winners
must be present during both draws to qualify.
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5:30 pm |
End of conference |
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The organizer reserves the right to amend the agenda,
as deemed necessary, without prior notice. The agenda
may differ across the cities where the event will
be held. |
