Experienced Security Professional Program


On Monday March 1, we are providing a half day morning program created just for you – security professionals with more than ten years of industry experience.

The program is limited to 150 attendees and will provide ample opportunities for you to interact with other experienced information security peers, speakers and panelists.

Here is the view of the program for RSA Conference 2010. Details will be added when available.


Monday, March 1st in the Moscone Center
8:00 – 9:00

Breakfast
9:00 – 9:15

Welcome and Introduction
9: 15 – 10:15

The Changing Face of Cybercrime
Today’s cybercrime has far reaching implications for security professionals. This session will feature experts that cover the following issues:

  • Intellectual property as a target for criminal activity
  • The new value proposition of social networking
    argets include fraud through system hacking, extortion, and identity theft via social networking
  • Collateral Damage
    What happens when someone targets your network backbone and your network presence goes down? As more companies rely on social networking tools like Twitter, what are the implications of a DoS attack on someone else? As SaaS applications are more widely adopted, what is the impact if someone else in the cloud is attacked?
10:15 – 10:45

Facilitated Discussion
Join in the conversation and react to what you just heard in an environment led by an experienced facilitator.
10:45 – 11:15

Break and Networking
11:15 – 12:15

The Changing Face of Business: Disruptive Technology and Trends
This panel we will cover disruptive technology and trends that may impact security over the next couple of years. The trends and technology we will discuss this year are:

  • The increasing use of non-traditional consumer services for vital business functions by enterprises as well as individual employees in the workplace. Examples:
    • Skype for telephone and audio conference services
    • PayPal as a payment clearing house
    • Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites for marketing programs
  • Observations and potential issues of encouraging, and allowing, employee owned devices (Notebooks, Smartphones, PDAs) in the corporate infrastructure.
  • Cloud computing technology as an extension to the corporate environment.
    What happens to your business when the cloud goes dark (and stops providing the services you depend upon)? Or worse, what if the cloud goes to the dark side (and actively attacks)?
12:15 – 12:45

Facilitated Discussion
12:45 – 1:00

Final Thoughts
1:00 – 2:00

Lunch (with your colleagues or to take with you)

This free program is only available to select full Conference delegates!

Register Now! *

*RSA Conference 2010 full Conference required

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