ISSE 2006

"Highly interesting conference with a wealth of different topics on the Information Security universe"

Thomas Kohler, UBS (ISSE 2004 delegate)

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Day 1: 10 October 2006

Day 2: 11 October 2006

Day 3: 12 October 2006

10 October 2006
(Programme subject to change)

10.00	Opening Plenary

Welcome	Frank Jorissen, Vice Chairman of the Board, eema; Andrea Pirotti, Executive Director, ENISA
Opening addresses:	Viviane Reding, Commissioner for Information Society and Media, European Commission; Minister Paolo Gentiloni, Ministry of Communications,

11.00 - 11.30	Coffee and networking break

11.30 - 13.00	Opening Plenary continued

Keynote:	The Economics of Information Security: Ten Trends, Bruce Schneier, Founder & CTO, Counterpane Internet Security Inc, USA
	The ISSE debate: How do open, closed and commercial security measure up? Moderators: Klaus Schimmer, Security Marketing, SAP, Germany; Bart Preneel, Professor, Dept of Electrical Engineering, KU Leuven, Belgium Representatives from the main operating system developers, vendors and academic community will debate the core differences in the security levels offered by current systems. With contributions from Michael Howard, Senior Security Program Manager, Microsoft, USA; Andy Ozment, Computer Laboratory Security Group, Cambridge University, UK and Ammar Alkassar, CEO, Sirrix AG Opening Plenary Summary: Norbert Pohlmann, Chairman of the Board, TeleTrusT

13.00 - 14.30	Lunch (sponsored by RSA Security)

	TRACK 1: Technology	TRACK 2: Legal, data protection & compliance	TRACK 3: Security management	Event Partner Sessions

	Smart Tokens, RFID and e-ID cards Chair: Wolfgang Schneider, Deputy Institute Director, Fraunhofer Institute SIT, Germany	Awareness raising and incident response Chair: Jeremy Hilton, Lecturer, Cardiff University, UK	Identity management, authorisation and provisioning Chair: Walter Fumy, Vice President Security Technologies, Siemens AG	Italian Workshop Chair: Daniele Perucchini, Fondazione Ugo Bordoni, Italy


	Radio frequency identification (RFID) and data protection legal issues Zoi Talidou, Legal Auditor, Hellenic Data Protection Authority, Greece	IT security vulnerability and incident response management Wim Hafkamp, Programme Manager Information Security, Rabobank Nederland, The Netherlands	Identifying patterns of federation adoption Mark Vandenwauver, Senior Security Architect, IBM SWG, USA	Information sharing initiatives at the Ministry of Communications Luisa Franchina, General director, ISCOM, Italy


	e-ID and smartcards: Current status, hopeful developments and best practice Graham Williamson, Consulting Director, Internet Commerce Australia	Internet early warning system: The global view Norbert Pohlmann, Professor, University of Applied Sciences Gelsenkirchen, Germany	Fidelity: Federated identity management security based on Liberty Alliance within Europe Manel Medina, Professor of Computer Studies at UPC, R+D head TB-Security, Spain	Cooperation between Israel and Italy in IT security and e-government in the European and multi-bilateral environment Katrin Melamed, Business Development Manager, Software Insudtry, the Israel Export & International Cooperation Institute, Israel


	Smartcard log-in interoperability with Open Source CA Andrea Lazzari, PHD Student, University of Camerino, Italy	Critical infrastructure protection and cyber security readiness: an overview of the current state of information sharing systems in the United States John T Sabo, Director Security and Privacy Initiatives CA and President, IT-Information Saring and Analysis Center (IT-ISAC, USA	Deflecting active directory attacks Jan De Clercq, Senior Consultant, HP Security Office, Belgium	Lessons learned from the black hat scene Stefano Zanera, Post-doc Researcher, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

16.00 - 16.30	Coffee and networking break

	Session continued	Session continued Chair: Jeremy Hilton, Lecturer, Cardiff University, UK	Session continued Chair: John Hermans, Senior Manager, KPMG, The Netherlands	Session continued


	European citizen cards combined with travel documents function: Convergence or divergence? Detlef Houdeau, Senior Director, Business Development, Infineon, Germany	Compliance and governance: How does this affect you? Andreas Halvarsson, Director, Ernst & Young, Sweden	Is identity management really delivering on security? Greg O'Malley, Chief Technology Officer for Identity Management, nCipher, UK	Survey on the state-of-the-art and the perception of security in Italian regional administration Flavia Marzano, Strategic Consultant for Public Administration, Netics srl, Italy Eyewitness: The new digital bound of notary services Riccardo Genghini, Professor, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano, Italy


	Physical un-clonable functions for enhanced security of tokens and tags Boris Skoric, Senior Research Scientist , Philips Research, The Netherlands	Blending corporate governance with information security Yves Le Roux, Security Technology Strategist, CA, France	Implementing RBAC: How we can do it better? Marko Vogel, Senior Associate, KPMG, Germany	IT security governance: an ISMS definition experience and future development Marco Vernetti, IT Security Manager, RAI Italy


	A new standard based road to interoperable stong authentication Philip Hoyer, Senior Architect, ActivIdentity, UK	Privacy-aware information lifecycle management in enterprises: Setting the context Marco Casassa Mont, Senior Researcher, HP Labs, UK	Identity and access control: Managing the authorisation repositories Marc Sel, Director, PriceWaterhouse Coopers, Belgium	Secure mobility and remote access services for the ESA road warriers Andrea Baldi, Telecommunications Engineer/Stefano Zatti, Head of the Information Security Office, European Space Agency, Italy The security challenges of management sytems for next generation telecommunications transport networks Luca Piccinini, TMN Platform Engineering Manager /Angelo Petrillo, TMN Product Strategy Manager, Ericsson, Italy

During the afternoon there will be a breakout session: - 14.30 - 16.00 How can SMEs protect themselves against internet security threats? This session will explore the security problems faced by SME's and European initiatives underway to help raise awareness of these issues, with contributions from LANline Germany, ENISA, Germany Secure in the Net, CLUSIT and National Security Initiatives in Denmark.