TRACK A: System & Network Security

11.00AM - 11.40AM: Session 1
Advanced Persistent Threat
Defence networks are less susceptible to normal exploits than commercial networks, for various reasons, but the cost of an attack can be very high. A particular threat to high-value networks is APT, and it is the purpose of this lecture to explore the details of ATP and their impact on National Security and Defence
Speaker
Arif Shouqi, Solutions Architect, Asia and Pacific Region, Cisco

11.40AM - 12.20PM: Session 2
Reverse Malware Engineering
Speaker
Sony Anthony, Associate Director - Management Consulting, KPMG

12.20PM - 01.00PM: Session 3
Insider Threat – Convergence of User Entitlements with Data Security
Speaker
Vijay Mirji, Vice President and Head Information Security, Mphasis

01.00PM - 02.00PM: Lunch
Break for lunch and a chance to catch up with each other!

2.00PM - 2.40PM: Session 4
The Changing Face of Endpoint Security
Endpoint security was a strategy where software is distributed to end-user devices but centrally managed - virus and spy ware detection, full disk encryption, remote access VPN. As more of our networks become endpoint devices, managing the network is now managing the endpoint. Access Control, Identity Management, Hygiene, and Intrusion Detection are now part of a more comprehensive endpoint security strategy. This session will examine real life examples of expanded, rethought endpoint security.
Speaker
Santhosh Srinivasan, Director - Shared Services, HCL (Infrastructure Services Division)

02.40PM - 03.20PM: Session 5
Enterprise security based on Trusted Computing
Majority of IT security incidents occur due to reasons like weak authentication, no data protection and compromised systems. Security level provided by a software-only solution is lower than a combined HW and SW implementation. Hardware based security solutions enable more secure computing environments through different applications for a range of industries without compromising functional integrity, privacy, or individual rights. Trusted Computing is one such paradigm which allows implementation of a security model based on hardware and customized software to protect enterprise assets. This talk focuses on Trusted Computing solutions for clients, servers, storage and networks.
Speaker
Dhiwakar Viswanathan, Head of chipcard and security R&D, Infineon

03.20PM - 03.50PM: Afternoon Break
Some time out for you to grab another coffee and a well earned rest.

03.50PM - 04.30PM: Session 6
Under The Hood Testing – Code Reviews
Speaker
Harshvardhan Parmar, GCIH-Project Manager, Paladion Networks

04:30PM:
Conclusion

TRACK B: Web Security

11.00AM - 11.40AM: Session 1
Changing Landscape of Application Security
Speaker
Maninder Bharadwaj, Director-Enterprise Risk Services, Deloitte

11.40AM - 12.20PM: Session 2
Social Networks: Minimizing the Risks of the New Frontier
• Weighing the value of social networking with its risks
• Specific vulnerabilities to watch out for with social networking
• How spam, application vulnerabilities and malware are being used to infiltrate social networking sites
• The ease of phishing and what to do about it
• User education, policies and enforcement
Speaker
Parag Deodhar, Chief Risk Officer & VP – Program Management & Process Excellence, Bharti AXA

12.20PM - 01.00PM: Session 3
Managing Risks amidst growing and advanced threats
Speaker
Amitabh Jacob, Director - Channels, India & SAARC, RSA-security division of EMC

01.00PM - 02.00PM: Lunch
Break for lunch and a chance to catch up with each other!

02.00PM - 02.40PM: Session 4
Challenges in dealing with Cyber Crimes

2.40PM - 3.20PM: Session 5
e-Mobility Security Strategy
With the explosion of Smart phones in the consumer market more and more businesses are leveraging smart applications in the business processes to increase operational efficiency and customer/end user experience. How e-Mobility in the corporate environment, B2C (Business to Consumer) or B2E (Business to Employee) is fraught with security risks. This session will focus on what those risks are at a device, application and infrastructure level and how organizations can develop an effective strategy to address them.
Speaker
Josey George, Practice Head-Enterprise Security Solutions, Wipro

03.20PM - 03.50PM: Afternoon Break
Some time out for you to grab another coffee and a well earned rest.

03.50PM - 04.30PM: Session 6
Security of Cloud

04.30PM - 05.10PM: Session 7
Security Automation for Private Cloud Environments
Speaker
Praveen Karunakaran, Security Lead - Enterprise Cloud Services, HP

05.10PM:
Conclusion