Session 1: 2011 - The year of the breach

Hear a panel of security experts discuss from headline experience best practices in proactive risk management to stay ahead of what is increasingly an asymmetric threat.

Moderator: Illena Armstrong, editor-in-chief, SC Magazine
- Gene Fredriksen, global Information security officer, Tyco
- Pedro Cordero, assistant section Chief, cyber Division, FBI
- Jeffrey Brown, global program manager, GE Capital

Session 2: Running on empty

As cliché as it sounds, doing more with less has become a reality. So in an industry where risk is never completely mitigated, trained professionals are increasingly harder to find and budgets are becoming more sparse each quarter - what do you do to survive?

Moderator: Dan Kaplan, executive editor, SC Magazine
- Mark Clancey, CISO, Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC)
- Andrew Stravitz, director of information security, Barnes & Noble.com

- Stan Trepetin, VP Information Security, HSBC 

Keynote lunch: The new cybersecurity domain:
Your worst day is a quiet day

Interactive discussion about what you don't know you don't know, and why answering this powerful question is critical to the evolution of your organization and your role in the executive suite. Dialogue will focus on moving your organization and practices from one designed around a reactionary services to one that is proactive and preemptive allowing you to answer: Today I enabled the business by.....

Moderator: Eric Green, program director, SC World Congress
- Rich Baich, principal, Deloitte & Touche LLP
- Dan Srebnick, associate commissioner, New York City Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications; & NYC chief information security officer

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Session 3: Consumerizing, mobilizing and policyizing your workforce

Life was easy when it was just BlackBerry on the network as smartphones. iPhone and Android devices have changed all of that - and brought a good deal of risk with them. Best practices in rolling out a mobile strategy will be discussed, such as: Who needs to be part of the discussions to help map out requirements? How can you address the risk of personal smartphones on your network? What are the real risks of applications? How widespread are uses of the devices in enterprises?

Moderator: Greg Masters, managing editor, SC Magazine
- Linda Cooper Angles, corporate information security & governance officer, Guardian Life Insurance
- Lt. Col. Matthew Dosmann, U.S. Army's Mobile Electronic Device Working Group
- Michael Scovetta, director of advanced technology, CBS Corp.

Keynote:The evolution of cyber threats and
public policy to address them

In the past two years, we have seen a paradigmatic shift in the nature of the cyber threats industry is facing. We are now well beyond the days of hackers, breaches and perimeter defense. Today, the sort of ultra-sophisticated, multidimensional attacks that were confined to governments and the defense industrial base just a few years ago are in evidence far more broadly. Modern attacks are well organized, well funded, very sophisticated and probably state-supported. Attackers will successfully compromise any system they target.  This does not mean we have no defense, but that we need to rethink defense - both at an enterprise and government level. Some enterprises and some policy-makers are realizing this advanced threat will require a new, more collaborative and incentive-based approach to cyber defense. However, some are, unfortunately, clinging to outdated models that could do more harm than good. 

Moderator: Illena Armstrong, editor-in-chief, SC Magazine
- Larry Clinton, president, Internet Security Alliance (ISA)

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Dealing with the dark side of social media and collaboration
It seems like everyone from the president downwards wants to make use of social media. However, traditional security measures are no match for today's modern social collaboration tools. Many legitimate applications use evasive techniques, such as port hopping, protocol tunneling and encryption. Aside from the obvious hazard of malware entering the network, many government departments are in danger of not monitoring what goes out. This session covers the risks of social technology and how to mitigate them.

- Joanna Belbey, social media and compliance specialist, Actiance

Session 4: Understanding the threat landscape and latest vectors of attack

Hear from a panel of public and private sector experts from the Multi-State ISAC (MS-ISAC) as to where they see the latest threats and vectors of attack based on a great deal of research and collaboration. At the same time, make yourself and your concerns and thoughts heard as the panel does live polling of the audience to create an even more interactive and productive session.

Moderator: Angela Moscaritolo, senior reporter, SC Magazine
- John Otero, assistant professor, St. John's University
- Ron Plesco, CEO, National Cyber-Forensics & Training Alliance
- Lena Smart, CSO, New York Power Authority