Bay Area Secureworld Expo

September 16 - 17, 2009  ·  Santa Clara Convention Center

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Details of the 2009 Bay Area event can be found below.

Please check back for details on the 
2010 Bay Area SecureWorld Expo which will be
September 22-23, 2010


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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS


September 16, 2009

September 17, 2009

OPENING KEYNOTE

Nils Puhlmann,Cloud Security Alliance

Cloud Security Alliance: Securing the Present and Future of Cloud Computing
 

BREAKFAST KEYNOTE

Thomas R. Peltier, Security Sage

Information Security: Where We've Been, Where We Are, Where We're Headed

LUNCHEON KEYNOTE
Paid Conference Includes Lunch

Dave Cullinane, CISO and VP, eBay

InfoSec in 2009

LUNCHEON KEYNOTE
Paid Conference Includes Lunch

Michael J. Corby, Consulting Director, M Corby & Associates

A Look at Data Privacy Laws and Their Impact

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

September 16, 2009

September 17, 2009

Improving Useability by Adding Security
Alan H. Karp, Principal Scientist, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories

Understanding The Psychology of Social Engineering
Thomas R. Peltier, Security Sage

The Process to Achieve Business Alignment with Security
Leslie Lambert, VP and CISO, Sun Microsystems Inc.


Panel Discussion: IT Security in California State Governments: The Inside Perspective
Mark Weatherford, CISO, State of California
Panelists:
Samantha Thomas, Chief Security Officer,  California State Department of Financial Institutions (DFI)
Jim Reiner, ISO, Office of Communications & Information Technology, County of Sacramento
Gary Coverdale, Deputy Director of IT/CISO, Sutter County
Patrick McGuire, Office of Information Security, State of California

Panel Discussion: Security Challenges with Cloud Computing
Gary Terrell, ISO, Adobe Systems
Panelists:
Izak Mutlu, CISO, Salesforce.com
Tim Mather, Security Advisor and Author
Subra Kumaraswamy, Information Security Manager, Sun Microsystems Inc.
Shahed Latif, Sr. Partner, KPMG

Cybercrime: Today and Tomorrow's Threats
Alex Stamos, Co-Founder and Partner, iSEC Partners Inc.

Data-Centric Strategy and Policy Management
Nasrin Rezai, Senior Director, Global Information Security,Cisco Systems, Inc.

Security - Corporate Nets and Wireless Usage. Thoughts on Threats, Management, and Tools
Rick Ellinger, Founder and President, Wireless Communication Alliance

Key Considerations for Developing Effective Information Security Awareness and Training Programs
Pamela Mitchell, Senior Security Analyst, State Compensation Insurance Fund


Crime and Punishment in the High Tech Era
Ralph Sivilla, Deputy Attorney General, California Attorney General’s Office

Using Nipper to Audit Your Firewall Policy
Paul Keser, Assoc. Information Security Officer, Stanford University

Raising the Bar: Outsourcing Security for Operational Maturity
Dan Ritari, VP, Enterprise Information Risk Management, Deluxe Corporation

Inverting Risk Management for Ethical Hacking
Kris Kahn, Sr. Staff, Security Governance, Seagate Technology LLC.


Trends in Privacy and Security Law
David Keating, Partner, Alston & Bird, LLP.

Information Security Survival Guide: How to Get Out Alive
Jim Reiner, ISO, Office of Communications & Information Technology, County of Sacramento

Information Security - More Battlefield than Business
Paul Poteete, CISO, Ronald Blue & Co.


Cloud Computing as a Strategy: Enabling IT’s Evolutionary Change

Tim Crawford,Former Director of IT Operations, Stanford University


Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery - Past, Present and Future
Keith Erwood, President, San Francisco Bay Area, Association of Contingency Planners
Beth Epstein, Board Member, San Francisco Bay Area, Association of Contingency Planners

NERC 101: An Overview of Electric Grid Security Rules for Utilities
Ernie Haydenformer CISO of the Port of Seattle, Seattle City Light, and Group Health Cooperative

Realizing End-to-End Encryption in the Payments Industry
Steve Elefant, Chief Information Officer, Heartland Payment Systems

Building a Large Enterprise Security Policy Collaboratively: A Win-Win Approach that Enables Business

Jeffrey H.  Fenton, Sr. Staff Computer System Security Analyst-Corporate Information Security, Lockheed Martin


Data Breaches - Where are the Biggest Risks?
Suzanne Widup, President, Digital Forensics Association

PCI-DSS, Maintaining Data Security Standards for Level IV Merchants
Mike Kachline, Director of Managed Services, Teleflora

Securing the Virtual Desktop - A Proposal for Best Practices
Ken Baker, Security Analyst, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital


FBI Cyber Crime Briefing
FBI- Bay Area Division

 

SECUREWORLD + 
Earn 16 CPE Credits
Includes Two Day Conference Pass, Conference Sessions, Keynotes,
Vendor Presentations, and Lunch

 
Practical Application of Key Risk Management Concepts
By Thomas R. Peltier, Security Sage

Information Risk Leadership Strategy: Putting All the Pieces Together
By Leslie Lambert,VP and CISO, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
 

Root Cause Analysis - Tips and Techniques
By. Ernie Hayden, former CISO of the Port of Seattle, Seattle City Light, and Group Health Cooperative

 

EXECUTIVE PEER TO PEER ROUNDTABLES 
(Invitation Only)

September 16, 2009

September 17, 2009

11:15AM-12:15PM
Securing the Enterprise after Opening all of the Doors
Matthew Rosenquist, Intel Information Risk and Security, Security Strategist/Program Manager, Intel Corporation

10:45AM-11:45AM
Web 2.0, Security in a Connected World
Connie Sadler, Information Security Officer, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford

3:30PM-5:00PM

CSO Council Roundtable: PII (Personally Identifiable Information) Protection – Risks and Best Practices
George Totev, Sr. Manager, Information Security, Sybase

12:00PM-1:00PM
Security and Your Organization; Ways to Connect and Collaborate
Nils Puhlmann,Cloud Security Alliance



September 16, 2009

September 17, 2009

EXECUTIVE STEERING COUNCIL KICKOFF BREAKFAST
(Invitation only)

The Use of Certification Within Your Organization
Michael J. Corby, Consulting Director, M Corby & Associates


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ISSA Member Luncheon (Invitation Only)

11:15 am - 1:00 pm 


 

OPEN VENDOR SESSIONS
(Complimentary Vendor Presentations and Industry Panels)

Industry Expert Panels

September 16, 2009

September 17, 2009

 

 

 

 

 

Presentation Theater
September 16, 2009 September 17, 2009

A User Centric Approach to Enterprise-Wide Data Protection

Presented by:
Joe Raccuglia, Director of Security Solutions, Alcatel-Lucent

 

What Hackers Know that You Don't

Presented by:
Matt Sidhu, Technical Architect, Motorola Air Defense Solutions

Ensuring Performance, Security and Resiliency of Network Infrastructure through Realistic Testing

Presented by:
Phil Trainor,
Sr. Systems
Engineer,
Breaking Point Systems

 

 

DASH FOR PRIZES
September 17, 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)

 

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