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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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Karen Rondon
Senior Analyst, Telecommunications, IDC Philippines |
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9:15 am |
Battling sophisticated threats: Security strategies for the resilient enterprise |
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Katherine Chan
Research Manager, Services, IDC Malaysia |
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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 |
Looking towards web 2.0 - Security challenges galore! |
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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 impacts 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 |
Security Optimization: Integrated Vulnerability Assessment, Remediation, Audit and Reporting |
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Sam Ghebranious
Director for ASEAN, PatchLink |
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Yesterday meant fragmented security solutions with disparate threat data and a lack of centralized policy management and compliance reporting. Learn new approaches on how to tackle end point security management and the challenges of managing distributed, heterogeneous networks with detailed policy and compliance reporting requirements. |
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10:45 am |
Coffee break |
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11:15 am |
Create Business Value with Security and Compliance Technologies |
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Richard Velasco
Senior Sales Engineer, Symantec |
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The threat landscape is growing, making the protection of businesses more complex. These challenges are heightened as enterprises seek to make more of their information available and open to allow collaboration across companies, while trying to protect its IP and private data. Unencrypted data loss, either by employees or through partners, has caused major headaches and heavy fines for companies. Learn how you can use security and compliance echnologies to protect your company's infrastructure, information and interactions. |
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11:45 am |
Securing the Convergence 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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12:15 pm |
Network Access Control - An Introduction
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Clarence Phua
Country Manager, 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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12:45 pm |
Networking lunch
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2:00 pm |
Identity & Access Management for an Agile and Competitive Enterprise |
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Athony Ung
Business Development Manager, Asia South, CA |
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Security on mission critical systems has become fundamental for business operations and data confidentiality. IT security is no longer a matter of keeping the bad guys out. Rather, security provides the foundation for business services to be run more efficiently and effectively, leading to a more competitive enterprise. |
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2:30 pm |
Current Security Trends and Issues: The Journey Continues |
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Jojo Ayson
Senior Product Manager, Microsoft |
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Like everything in IT, security issues themselves also evolve with the times. Where viruses was a main consideration in 2003, social engineering and non-technical vulnerabilities are becoming the norm. How can IT keep up when the problems arise with the users themselves? Where does technology fit in the equation? This presentation dwells on these current issues faced by companies in the Philippines today and the first steps in addressing the problem. |
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3:00 pm |
Next Generation Approach to Securing Network |
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Benjamin Teh
Sales Director, South Asia, Fortinet |
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3:30 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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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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3:45 pm |
End of conference |
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*The organizer reserves the right to amend the agenda without prior notice. |
