Jericho Forum Spring Conference @ Infosecurity Europe

London Room in
the Grand Hall at Olympia

Tuesday 22^nd April 2008, 10.15 – 15.45

● The Conference

Hosted by Reed Exhibitions, and co-located with InfoSecurity Europe 2008 (April 22-24) at the Olympia Conference Centre, London.

● Register to Attend

This conference is aimed at CxO-level decision-makers and senior security professionals. To request a place (free), complete the online registration form for this conference - available here.

● Why You Should Register

The focus of our 2008 Spring Conference is on securing your data, how to manage business collaborations, and our Collaboration Orientated Architectures approach. This is an opportunity for security professionals from both end-user and vendor communities to interface with leaders in the Jericho Forum – providing an opportunity to learn from and network with our leading de-perimeterisation and security experts.

It includes an interactive working session where attendees can question and contribute to roundtable discussion on how to enable your enterprise for secure global business collaborative working.

Benefit from hearing Jericho Forum’s CSO’s describe their strategies for enabling secure business operations in de-perimeterised environments ... strategies that they are using today, all available for you to adopt - with pride. You’ll also take home loads of information about product and technology directions for your business.

Attendees will receive VIP passes to our Spring Conference and also to the Infosecurity exhibition and presentation sessions.

● Agenda

10.15 Opening Reception

10.30 Welcome and Introduction
Paul Simmonds, Global Information Security Director,  ICI, and Jericho Forum Board

10:35 Keynote - " The Great Information Security Junk Yard Challenge "
Mark Curphey, ACE Team (Application Consulting and Engineering) – Europe
Despite the latest trends, fashions and media reports, seasoned information security professionals generally agree that the information security problem is about People, Process and Technology. Across the globe today most organisations are struggling to connect these three core tenets and facilitate collaborative environments in which they can implement efficient and effective information security programs. Mark Curphey will describe how the Microsoft corporate information security program is facing this challenge and the architectures and applications being developed to build "The Information Security Team System".

11:00 Re-drawing the Boundary around the Data
John Meakin, Group Head of Information Security,  Standard Chartered Bank, and Jericho Forum Board
Presentation will include:
- Practical Experiences of Information Rights Management
- Information Loss Protection

11:30 Effective Management for Collaboration
Nick Bleech, IT Security Director, Rolls-Royce plc, and Jericho Forum Board
- How to manage collaboration a development project. This is a project underway with the Management Innovation Laboratory at the London Business School.

12:00 Collaboration Oriented Architectures
Adrian Seccombe, CISO & Senior Enterprise Information Architect, Eli Lilly, and Jericho Forum Board
Presentation on The Jericho Forum framework for secure business collaboration

12:30  Lunch *
An opportunity to network with your peers, and to visit the exhibition floor.

14:00  Collaboration Oriented Architectures Master-class - How to Enable Collaborative Working in a De-perimeterised Environment
Jericho Board members Paul Simmonds, John Meakin, Nick Bleech, Adrian Seccombe, and Andrew Yeomans will describe real-world examples from Jericho Forum members on how they have implemented secure working with customers and business partners in a de-perimeterised environment. They aim to include practical demonstrations where possible, point out how these solutions conform to our Jericho Forum principles, and look forward to answering audience questions and listening to audience feedback along the way. Key components will include:
- Applying secure design principles
- Understanding the business drivers
- Delivering de-perimeterised solutions
     - Remote working leveraging de-perimeterised principles
     - Secure and authenticated collaboration, including granular access to systems and data
     - Secure access for customers
     - Leveraging the Internet for cost-savings
     - Secure working across business boundaries

15:30 Conclusions
 Paul Simmonds, Global Information Security Director,  ICI, and Jericho Forum Board

15:45 Close *