CONFERENCE SESSIONS 12 CPE Credits Includes Two Day Conference Pass, Conference Sessions, Keynotes, Vendor Presentations, and Lunch

March 17, 2009

March 18, 2009

Trends in Privacy and Security Law David Keating, Attorney at Law, Partner, Alston & Bird LLP HIPAA and the Stimulus Package:  How Will the HITECH Act Affect Healthcare Companies? Rob Ferrill, Chief Security Officer, HealthSouth Corporation The Process to Achieve Business Alignment with Security  Carlos Mena, Director, Information Security, Progressive Insurance Your Business Contingency Plan Needs To Incorporate Alternative Fuels Charles Cresson Wood, Independent Information Security Consultant The Quality of Quantitative Risk Management Michael E. Whitman, Professor of Information Systems & Security, Kennesaw State University eDiscovery Challenges David Benton, Manager-Digital Forensics & eDiscovery, The Home Depot Botnets and the Army of Darkness Craig Schiller, CISO, Portland State University What is Information Security Management Program Success? Herbert J. Mattord, Operations Manager of InfoSec & Awareness,  Kennesaw State University Aligning your Info Sec Program with Enterprise Risk Management and Other Business Objectives Kevin Richards, Vice President, ISSA International Emerging Cyber Security Threats and Research Challenges Mustaque Ahamad, Director, Georgia Tech Information Security Center Gene’s Dirty Dozen: Security Challenges to an Enterprise Gene Scriven, CISO, The Home Depot Cloud Computing: A Look into the Usage and Risks Ben Halpert, Corporate Information Security, Lockheed Martin Corporation Panel Discussion: Security and Privacy Planning for Global Outsourcing Projects Ed McPherson, Manager International Center for Innovation in Technologies, Kennesaw State University Panelists: Ram Sidhaye, President, SQM, Inc Mike Megehee, Advisor, Technology Outsourcing, PricewaterhouseCoopers

How to Become a More Successful Information Security Professional Thomas R. Peltier, Security Sage Taking Incident Response to the Next Level in the Real World Martin Fisher, Manager, Delta Air Lines CSIRT Compliance is Not Enough: A Survey of Legal Risks in Information Security Jon Banks, Senior Associate, KPMG LLP War Driving: Drive, Detect, and Defend for Wireless Networks Alan M. Nutes, Security Manager, City of Atlanta-Dept. of Watershed Management Creating a Privacy Program -- The Essentials Katherine Fithen, Sr. Manager, Information Security & Regulatory Compliance, Global IT, The Coca-Cola Company Panel Discussion: Security Leadership-The Evolution from Securing Technology to Securing Information Carlos Mena, Director, Information Security, Progressive Insurance Panelists: Mark Reardon, CISO and Sr. Technology Planning Officer, Georgia Tech Authority Nadine Kiefer, Manager, IT Security, Aflac Brent Nair, CIO, Wunderlich Securities Inc. International Dimensions of Cyber Security Semour Goodman, Professor, International Affairs & Computing, Georgia Tech An FBI Cyber Crime Briefing Terence Fisher, Special Agent-Cyber Crime Squad, FBI Atlanta Bridging the Gap Between Physical and IT Security Roy Wilkinson, President Emeritus, Metro Atlanta ISSA Chapter

OPEN VENDOR SESSIONS
(Complementary Vendor Presentations and Industry Panels)

Industry Expert Panels

March 17, 2009

March 18, 2009

Saving the Endpoint by Keeping the User in Mind Moderated by: Kevin Richards, Executive, Crowe Horwath, LLP; Vice President, ISSA International	Network Access Controls—Is it time to jump on the Bandwagon? Moderated by: James Baird, Adjunct Instructor, ITT Technical Institute
PCI DSS—More than Just Compliance Moderated by: Craig Schiller, CISO, Portland State University	Data Protection—Standing Your Ground to Protect Your Information Moderated by: Nadine Kiefer, Manager, IT Security, Aflac

Presentation Theater
March 17, 2009	March 18, 2009

Five Reasons Why You Should and Should Not Deploy 802.1X Right Now Presented By: Steve Pettit President/CTO	Motorola AirDefense Presentation
A User-Centric Approach to Enterprise-wide Data Protection Presented By:

DASH FOR PRIZES
March 18, 2009

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! Dash for Prizes commences at 2:00PM (Must be present to win)