Following on from the success of the 8th Information Security & Risk Management Dialogue, we are pleased to announce that the 9th event in the series will take place on 21st-22nd October at The Hilton Hotel, Brighton.
Combating changing security threats
Information security is one of the most important issues facing companies today.
The constantly evolving landscape perpetually reveals new security threats, and in response information security strategies need to be refined to adjust to this ever changing environment.
The increasing number and ease by which DDoS attacks can be launched; the growing instances and sophistication of malware, the demands on the CISO to protect the brand online and maturing technologies/practices such as cloud computing, cloud security, mobile and big data are all here to stay.
In addition, as more and more companies share core information assets including customer data, intellectual property, business partners and outsourced suppliers, they increase their business risk which in turn must be shared with the board.
It is no surprise then that spending on security remains a priority in order to enable organisations to keep up with key protective actions – information security, business continuity and IT robustness.
The Information Security & Risk Management Dialogue is the exclusive networking summit for Heads & Directors of Information Security.
This is the UK's leading CISO networking event and brings together C-level executives from both the public and private sector in the UK and Ireland to network and share best practice.
Through a series of case study presentations, round table discussions, workshop sessions and one-to-one meetings, you can share your experiences with like-minded professionals who face a similar set of challenges, gain new insights and equip yourself with practical solutions that will secure your organisation going forward.
Key topics to be covered include:
- Understanding and adapting to the new threat horizon
- Managing and reporting risk
- Changing the company approach to security
- Becoming and remaining PCI compliant
- Identity and access management
- What is required from the CISO of tomorrow?
- BYOD — Securing the mobile enterprise
- How to engage senior management in security risk - even when it isn‘t in the news
- What are the current best practice risk indicators and security metrics?
- How can the CISO best deal with the increase in DDoS attacks?
- Protecting the brand
- Big data
- Standardising security across the company
- Bring Your Own Device vs Bring Your Own Corporate Device
- How can CISOs work better with suppliers to better protect the company?
- How and why do people bypass the DLP programme?
- How does the CISO retain control of social media?
- Promoting collaborative working in a secure manner
See what some of our previous attendees had to say:
“Interactive and key to improving is understanding. Very useful and interesting, learning and sharing best practice”
Head of Information Governance, Lewisham Healthcare
“Time well spent (and time is precious)”
Information Security Director, BMI Healthcare
“Excellent stimulating network event!”
Head of Technology & Security Risk, Prudential
“Great networking opportunity”
Regional Information Security Officer, Citi
“Extremely good”
Director of IT Quality Risk & Compliance, GlaxoSmithKline plc
“Excellent information and networking of like-minded individuals”
Head of Information Security, ING Direct
“Interesting topics, good debate and quality partners”
European IS Director, Milliken Industrials
“Very useful and informative”
Head Information Security Policy, Ministry of Defence
“Really top notch. Great speakers and attendees”
Head of Security Architecture, Tesco Bank
“Very good briefings delivered by credible industry practitioners”
Head of IT Security, Towergate Partnership Ltd
2013 Event Advisory Board:
The Information Security & Risk Management Dialogue Advisory Board is a group of industry experts and leaders representing the UK’s IT security industry.
This panel of selected individuals are in place to review and develop the 2013 conference programme and are working closely with us to ensure that the agenda fully reflects current industry advancements as well as the needs and concerns of C-Level Executives, to ultimately deliver a focused and relevant event.
If you are interested in joining the advisory board or for more information on the programme: email: jane.stephens@econique.co.uk
Contact us on +44 (0)20 7739 5696 or email findoutmore@econique.co.uk now.
