March 26 - 27, 2008  ·  

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

March 26, 2008

OPENING KEYNOTE

(Open Session)     9:30AM


Bret Arsenault, U.S. GM/Chief Security Advisor (CSA) National Security Team, Microsoft

Optimizing and Securing your Core Infrastructure

March 27, 2008

INFRAGARD KEYNOTE BREAKFAST

(Open Session)

HOSTED BY:

 

Keynote Speaker and Breakfast       9:30AM

David Cullinane, CISO & Vice President, eBay

InfoSec in 2008

LUNCHEON KEYNOTE 12:30PM
(Open Session)-Paid Conference Includes Lunch


Jason Witty, Senior VP, Security Monitoring and Containment, Bank of America

 

State of the Internet

LUNCHEON KEYNOTE 12:15PM
(Open Session)-Paid Conference Includes Lunch


Bob Arno, International Street-Crime Authority & Identity Theft Consultant

 

Secrets of the Steal Business

CONFERENCE SESSIONS
(2-Day Conference Pass Includes: Conference Sessions, Keynotes,
Vendor Presentations, Lunch, Reception and 12 CPE Credits)


March 26, 2008 March 27, 2008

Metasploit for Penetration Testers (It's not just for hackers anymore)

Megan Restuccia, VP, Morgan Stanley


Lead, Follow or Get Out of the Way!
Dennis Treece, Director of Corporate Security, Massachusetts Port Authority


Using Information as Evidence – an Audience Participation “who done it”
Anne Oribello,
Sr. Information Security Analyst, Genzyme Corporation


Should Companies Be Anti-Social Towards Social Software
David Sherry, VP, Enterprise Identity & Access Management, Citizens Bank Group


The Challenges of Anti-Forensics Technology in IT Investigations
Brian Gawne, Managing Director, Computer Forensics & IT Investigations


The Best (or Worst) Stories Of Information Security
Michael Corby, M Corby & Associates


The Forgotten Component in Compliance: Records Management
Kerry Anderson, VP, Technology Risk, FBC Information Security




Understanding the Commonwealth's Cybercrime Initiative

Thomas Ralph, Chief, Cybercrime Division, Office
of Attorney General, Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Anne Yas, Assistant Attorney General Cybercrime Division, Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Complying with Data Breach Notification Laws:  Lessons from the Healthcare Industry
David Szabo, Attorney Healthcare & Information, Issue Specialist
Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP


Meeting Compliance Objectives: Save a Seat for Security
Dan Jones, IT Security Manager, UMASS Medical School

Virtualization: The End of Network Security As We Know It
Christofer Hoff, Chief Architect, Security Innovation, Unisys Corporation



Current Trends in Electronic Crimes
Vincent Crossman, Special Agent, US Secret Service

The Process to Achieve Business Alignment with Security
David Meunier
, Former VP--CISO, Cuna Mutual Group


Cyber Jihad – The Virtual Hand of Terrorism
Jeff Bardin, Director, Risk Management, EMC


Law, Compliance and Security: The Lawyer as a Security Professional
Jennings Aske, CISO, Office of Health and Human Services Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Case Study: Verizon's Security Architecture and Management Needs and Direction
David Dumas, Director Network Security, Verizon


Panel-Today’s Trends in Security Awareness
Terri Curran, Director, Corporate Information, Security Services, Bose Corporation


Incident handling- All Hands on Deck

Ian Burke, Data Security, Administrator, St Joseph Hospital


Forensics in Fifteen Minutes
David J. Bowie, Sr. Security Analyst, Information Technology Services

Probabilistic Complex Event Processing
John T. Langton, Senior Scientist, Charles River Analytics


Towards Natural Laws of Security

Tim MalcomVetter, Information Security Strategy, Hallmark


Cyber Intrusion- Finding the Holes
Jim Burrell, Supervisory Special Agent, FBI

Open Season
 Join your peers and colleagues in a Socratic discussion as you discuss the pro’s  and  con’s, highlights and dilemmas of each session in this interactive forum.

Preparing for Identity Management

Thomas Peltier, Security Sage

Preparing your organization for E-Discovery
Brian Gawne, Managing Director, Computer Forensics & IT Investigations


Trojan 2.0, the Paradigm has Shifted, Looking to the Web as a Virus Source, not Email
Christopher Duffy, CISSP, CIO,

Peirce College


Disk Encryption: Approaches, Products and Pitfalls
David Escalante, Director of Computer Policy & Security, Boston College

 


SECUREWORLD +

EXTENDED TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES 
Earn 16 CPE Credits
(Includes 2 Day Conference Pass: Conference Sessions, Keynotes,
Vendor Presentations, Lunch and Reception)

Forensics as an Investigative Tool
Brian Gawne, Managing Director, Forensics & IT Investigation, Veritas Global

 

Information Risk Leadership Strategy: Putting All the Pieces Together
David Meunier, Former VP--CISO, Cuna Mutual

Creating Profit In Business Continuity Planning
Michael Corby, M Corby & Associates

Rapid Rollout of Risk Assessment Requirements
Thomas Peltier, Security Sage

 

Auditing and Securing Data Access

Megan Restuccia, VP, Morgan Stanley


 

The Three P's of Security Awareness: People, PC's and Paychecks
Christopher DuffyChief Information Officer, Peirce College

 

 EXECUTIVE PEER TO PEER ROUNDTABLES 
(Invitation Only)

March 26, 2008

11:00AM-12:00PM
Security vs. Compliance
Moderated By: Thomas Peltier, Security Sage

12:30PM-1:30PM
The L in Management Stands for Leadership

Moderated By: Dennis TreeceDirector, Corporate Security, Massachusetts Port Authority

 

March 27, 2008

11:00AM-12:00PM

Where Does The Security Organization Fit?

Moderated By: Michael J. Corby, M Corby & Associates


12:30PM-1:30PM

Outsourcing: Oversight, Not Out of Sight

Moderated By: Bruce Bonsall, Chief Information Security Officer, MassMutual Financial Group

 


      March 26, 2008

  8:00AM
 

   STEERING COUNCIL KICKOFF BREAKFAST

  (Invitation only)

Are you Ready? An In-Depth Discussion on Data Breach Readiness

Christopher Barker
Vice President, Text 100

Jim Maloney
Former VP & Global Head of Security
Amazon.com

 


    March 27, 2008

12:00PM

ISSA MEMBER LUNCHEON

New England Chapters 
(Invitation only)

Hosted By:



Tom Gemmell, Director, Enterprise Privacy Solution Strategy, Microsoft

OPEN VENDOR SESSIONS
(Complementary Vendor Presentations and Industry Panels)


 Training 

March 26, 2008

March 27, 2008

8:00AM
Securing Your Infrastructure (Part 1)

3:00PM
Securing Your Infrastructure (Part 2)

8:30AM
Securing Your Infrastructure (Part 3)


  Theater

March 26, 2008

March 27, 2008

8:30AM
Optimizing Your Desktop Infrastructure
Speaker: Chris Winn, Strategic Security Advisor


11:30AM
Virtualization from the Data Center to the Desktop
Speaker: Mike Reilly, Technology Architect

3:00PM
Server Infrastructure Optimization
Speaker: Mike Reilly, Technology Architect

8:30AM
Remote Infrastructure Optimization
Speaker: Tom Gillum, Security Solution Specialist

11:15AM
Identity and Access Solutions
Speaker: Mark Perry, Technology Solution Professional


2:30PM
 
Protecting Data with a Rights Management Solution
Speaker: Mark Perry, Technology Solution Professional


Industry Expert Panels

March 26, 2008
1:15PM-2:00PM

Network Security – Leveraging NAC and IPS

 

 

 The End Point’s Worst Enemy – The User

PCI Compliance – It’s Good Information Security Fundamentals

 


March 27, 2008 
1:00PM-1:45PM

Virtualization and Thin Client Applications

 

 

Data Protection - It’s All About the Data

ID Management

 

 

 

 


Presentation Theater

March 26, 2008

March 27, 2008

11:30am
Virtualization and Enterprise Security
George Gerchow, Strategist, Configuresoft

3:00pm
War Of The Airwaves: Next-Generation Risks & Defenses - What Hackers Know That You Don't
-AirDefense

8:30AM
Web Security Urban Legends
John Carmichael, Security Trainer,
Security Innovation

11:15AM
Five Reasons your Company Needs NAC
-ForeScout

Nexum Boulevard 

CONFERENCE RECEPTION  - 3:00PM
Please Join Us For The Opportunity To Relax & Network With Peers, Speakers And Exhibitors. Enjoy Complimentary Beer, Wine & Appetizers!

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DASH TO PRIZES - 2:00PM
Register at each participating exhibitor's booth throughout the two day conference to win! During the last break, listen for announcements and your name to be called! (Must be present to win)




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