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ENISA Plenary Panel Discussion: Bringing Security to
the End User
Chairman: Ronald De Bruin, Head of Cooperation and Support Department,
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Today’s systems require too much knowledge and time to
configure and manage, leaving many users exposed and frustrated. This panel
session will look at one of the ensuing and crucial issues in information
security today: how do we design security so that it really secures the end
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Coffee and Networking Break |
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TRACK 1: Technology |
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TRACK 2: Legal, data protection &
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TRACK 3: Security
management |
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TRACK 4: Trusted
computing |
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Workshop Organised by BlackBerry: The
security behind BlackBerry |
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Biometrics
Chair: Helmut Reimer, CEO TeleTrusT, Germany
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Data protection and
privacy
Chair: Atilla Péterfalvi, Parliamentary Commissioner for Data
Protection and Freedom of Information, Hungary
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Security Management
Chair: Michael Hange, Vice President, Federal Office for Information
Security, Germany
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Trusted computing and DRM
Chair: Norbert Pohlmann, Chairman of the Board, TeleTrust, Germany
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This session provides an in-depth
discussion of the philosophy behind how the BlackBerry Enterprise Solution
protects yours corporate information from attack.
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Robust and secure biometrics: Some
application examples
Tom Kevenaar, Senior Researcher, ISS group, Philips Research Europe, The
Netherlands |
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Surveillance of electronic communications:
a consequence of globalisation?
Murdoch Watney, Professor, University of Johannesburg, South
Africa |
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Centralised management: The key to
widespread data encryption
Richard Moulds, Vice President Marketing, nCipher, UK
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Hardware security features for secure
embedded devices
Helena Handschuh, Security Architect, Spansion EMEA, France
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Discover the rationale behind the
end-to-end security model and understand the advantages and implementation of
the various built-in handheld security features.
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Selecting the optimal biometric two-factor
authentication method: An experience report
Gunter Bitz, Information Security Manager, SAP AG, Germany |
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How can NRA contribute to the improvement
of IT security?
Rytis Rainys, Head of Network and Information Security Division,
Communications Regulatory Authority of the Republic of Lithuania,
Lithuania |
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Centrally administered COIs using
cross-organisational trust
Kevin Foltz, Researcher, Institute for Defense Analyses, USA
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Security in next generation consumer
electronic devices
Tim Kerins, Research Scientist, Philips Research, The Netherlands
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A face recognition system implementation
for mobile phones
Rosalia D;Alessandro, ICT Security Researcher, Telecom Italia Lab,
Italy
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Information security regulation: Tomorrow
never dies?
Andreas Mitrakas, Legal Adviser, ENISA, Greece |
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Information security management and the use
of information security trend charts in a SME
Laura Kweitel, Lionel Vodzislawsky, SPOT Image/Oppida, France |
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Building a Trusted Platform: Intel's
Technologies and Vision for the Future
Claire Vishik, EMEA Trust/Security Standards & Regulations Manager,
Intel, UK |
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| 12.30 - 14.00 |
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Lunch |
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Microsoft keynote on Vista Security Michael
Howard, Senior Security Program Manager, Microsoft, USA |
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eema and TeleTrusT ISSE awards presentaiton
Presentation of the eema Award for Excellence and the TeleTrusT Award
for Innovation, with overviews from the winners on their real-life security
case studies |
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Coffee and Networking Break |
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PKI
Chair: Robert Temple, Chief Security Architect, BT, UK |
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Session continued
Chair: Atilla Peterfalvi, Parliamentary Commissioner for Data Protection
and Freedom of Information, Hungary |
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Economics of security
Chair: Lucas Cardholm, Director, Ernst & Young, Sweden |
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Session continued |
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Advanced certificate validation service for
secure service orientated architectures
Daniel Sánchez Martínez, Associate Professor, University of
Murcia, Spain |
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Regulatory compliance requirements’
engineering
Shahbaz Ali, Chief Executive Officer, Tarmin Solutions, UK |
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Improving assurance of
information security ROI
Michael Barwise, Consultant, Integrated InfoSec, UK |
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Security architecture for device encryption
and VPN
Michael Scheibel, Security Systems Architect, Sirrix AG, Germany
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Introduction to validation for federated
PKI
Bob Dulude, Chief Security Officer, CoreStreet, USA |
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Legal issues in secure grid computing
environments
Irene Kafeza, Advocate, Kafeza Law Office, Greece |
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Running an identity-aware business: How
Volkswagen has protected itself
Markus Loeffler, Channel Enablement Manager - EMEA, ID Management Business
Unit, BMC Software, Austria |
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TPM enterprise key management requires
centralised hardware-based security
Bernhard Weiss, Project Manager, Utimaco Safeware AG, Germany |
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MADSig: Enhancing digital signatures to
capture secure document processing requirements
Jean-Christophe Pazzaglia, Development Project Manager, SAP Labs
France |
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The impact on the law of monitoring
technology
Pieter Kleve, Assistant Professor, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The
Netherlands |
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Modelling the economics of free and open
source software security
Anas Tawileh, School of Computer Science, Cardiff University, UK |
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Assessment of the EU legal framework in view
of a successful implementation of DRM systems
Alexander Benczek, Lawyer, BENCZEK Lexolvere s.r.l., Belgium
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