Information Security Decisions Spring 2004: Speaker presentations

Information Security Decisions Spring 2004: Speaker presentations

Information Security Decisions

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6-8 in Chicago.

  • Security measures and metrics, by Pete Lindstrom, CISSP, Research Director, Spire Security

  • Six strategies to secure wireless LANs, by Joel Snyder, Senior Partner, Opus One

  • The real deal with SIM/SEM: The promise of security information/event management, by Scott Sidel, Senior Security Manager, Computer Sciences Corp.

  • Trustworthy yet? An examination of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Initiative and what it means to enterprise security practitioners, a panel led by Lawrence Walsh, Executive Editor, Information Security magazine

  • Benefits and pitfalls of outsourcing security, by Stan Kiyota, CISSP and CISM, Senior Information Security Manager, Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc.

  • Cyber crime's new era: Protecting your company from the criminal exploitation of the Internet, by John Frazzini, Secure Systems Integration Corp.

  • Advanced intrusion defense, by Joel Snyder, Senior Partner, Opus One

  • Turning the network inside out, by Joel Snyder, Senior Partner, Opus One

  • Defending the digital frontier: An overview, by Mark Doll, Americas Director, Digital Security Services, Ernst & Young LLP

  • Buyer beware: 2004 vendor report card, by Andrew Briney, Information Security magazine and David Taylor, TheInfoPro

  • Spending smart: Enforce security and achieve ROI, by G. Mark Hardy, CISSP, CISM, President, National Security Corp.

  • A framework for addressing security and managing business risk: The Information Security Program at Prudential Financial, by Ken Tyminksi, Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer, The Prudential Insurance Company of America

  • Advanced virus protection: A strategic blueprint to repel the next attack, by Paul Schmehl, Information Security Officer, University of Texas at Dallas

  • The year in review: An intelligent summary, by William Hugh Murray, Executive Consultant, TruSecure Corp.

  • Web services security, by Pete Lindstrom, CISSP, Research Director, Spire Security

  • Security and the law: How to decipher new legislation and minimize corporate risk, by Marc J. Zwillinger, Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal

  • Thin ice in the cyber world, by Bill Hancock, CISSP, CISSM, Vice President and Chief Security Officer


    This was first published in April 2004

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