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09:30
Registration & Coffee
10:00
Welcome and Introduction
Stephen
Way, IBM CUA
10:15
The Corporate Jungle
Martin
Smith MBE, The Security Company
An
Overview of Corporate Crime and Violence in the New Millennium. In this
presentation Martin Smith will look at the risks for corporates from
terrorism, sabotage, fraud and industrial espionage, and assesses some of
the steps that can be to count act these threats.
Martin
is an internationally recognised author and speaker on his subject.
Over the years he has presented at all the leading world security
conferences, and to the NATO Chiefs of Staff and the Directors of the
European Commission. His papers have been published widely and he is
a regular contributor to the many international news networks in Europe
and the USA that seek his advice on a variety of security-related
subjects. He is the programme convener and Chairman for Compsec,
Europe’s leading computer security conference, and he is the Chairman of
the Computer Weekly Infosecurity User Group
11:15
Coffee
11:30
Hacking Demonstration
Dan
Haagman, 7Safe
In
this demonstration, Dan Haagman of Security Specialists 7Safe will
demonstrate how servers and networks can be compromised using simple
tools, freely available on the internet.
12:30
Lunch
13:15
Perimeter Security
Simon
Butterick, Commslogic
It
is easy to fence your factory and alarm your offices to prevent access,
but how do you go about fencing and alarming your electronic borders? In
this presentation, Simon will discuss firewalls, DMZs, intruder detection
systems and wireless networks and the issues surrounding each of them.
14:00
Penetration Testing
Simon
Elliott, Commslogic
One
of the tools available for checking the security of the electronic
enterprise is penetration testing. In this presentation Simon Elliot will
discuss how a penetration test is performed, and cover some of the methods
used.
14:45
BS7799: Implementing a standard for security policies
Chris
Ferrant, BSI
Chris
Ferrant is the Global Product Development Manager for BS7799, and was
involved with developing the BS7799 lead auditor training course and
market potential at the origination of the standard. Chris delivers
seminars and courses in all the major continents and sits on the JIBDEC
and FISC boards in Japan as special advisor, helping to develop the
Japanese ISMS standard for information security. He is also an associate
advisor to the Software Productivity Consortia (an American think tank) on
information security and is a founder member of the HumanFirewall.com
committee
15:30
Close & tea
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