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SC: Mobile Device Management


Date:
23rd June, 2011
Time:
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
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With increasing pressure from the top down to enable employees to use their own personal devices for business purposes, information security professionals are being called upon to meet the new business demands, but what risks does this bring? How do you manage the security on these devices? Whose responsibility is it to maintain them?

SC Magazine will bring together leading information security professionals to share best practices, and discuss and debate how best to manage the explosion of mobile devices within business.

Topics that have come out of the research so far include:

Mobile Devices
iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, Android: examine the different, most commonly used, mobile devices. How secure are they? Identify the risks and determine the best ways to mitigate them

Consumerised Devices
Who owns the data? Who is responsible for the device? Gain clarification on the grey area of individual ownership and responsibility and assess the extent to which you can impose a corporate security policy on a personally owned device   

Raising Staff Awareness
How do you communicate with staff so that they make decisions to act in a safe and secure way? Hear best practices on how to educate staff on the value and importance of data and encourage good incident reporting

Encryption On Mobile Devices
How do you provision a consistent solution to assess and address vulnerabilities across multiple categories of end points? How do you encrypt the corporate data but leave the personal data alone? Examine the encryption landscape and discover the latest developments and tools available

Securely Manage Remote Working
How do you maintain, increase and upgrade the security on remote devices? Ensure your remote users have the necessary protection they require to access organisational networks from outside the corporate infrastructure

Cost:

Book Before 12 May 2011 £199 (+ VAT = £238.80) SAVE £50
Book After 12 May 2011 £249 (+ VAT = £298.80)