Reminder: Global Security Conference - Sophia Antipolis, 27-28 November 2003
27 November 2003 - 28 November 2003
France
The whole purpose is to better serve our community, the Telecommunication industry, and the industry at large, by offering a high quality event, and focusing on burning issues around the most critical theme of today, IT SECURITY. We believe that our expertise combined with IBC's conference experience will provide the best platform for a successful event
The Global Security Conference offers you the unique opportunity to benefit from the actual experiences of a selected team of practitioners and experts, case studies form users, and solutions from suppliers. The conference will enable participants to examine how different strategies and technologies can ensure that telecom companies maintain their competitive advantage. It will also focus on new trends and how to implement innovative solutions to respond to these risks and challenges.
http://www.ibcglobal.com/event-solutions/etis/conference_brochure.pdf (Download the brochure), ,Free to attend ALPINE Workshop,http://www.event-solutions.info/pages/event.asp?content=news (Click Here) for more information on the ALPINE Workshop, ,Should you be there? Experts and managers in the field of security from the worlds of service industries such as telecommunications, banking, insurance, manufacturing, IT, plus C.I.Os and their security, finance,strategy, directors, and business and marketing managers, will all be joining us for this important conference. ,If you need to:
- Better understand the challenges and the possible solutions for a good IT security strategy ,- Integrate IT security as a part of the complete business process in your organisation ,- Be prepared to design and implement best IT security strategy ,- Manage cost , risks , technical and organisational issues related to IT security. ,Then YES! you should join us in Sophia Antipolis!
,Key Topics Include: ,- IT Security as an integrated part of a company stategy ,- IT Security what are the risks? - how to manage them ,- Education and awareness about IT security ,- How to put in place an effective IT security management strategy ,- Security & Liability ,- Security & Standards ,- Best Practices in IT security: What a recent survey is telling us ,- Information Security Governance in an e-enabling world. ,- Information Security: Risks and Opportunities ,- Liability in mobile transaction: Interoperability is key ,- Securing the content in Mobile transaction: Digital Right management ,- Rules, regulations, legal framework ,- Vulnerability, threat and risks: how to manage ,- Ensuring IT security across the supply chain ,- Active Loss Prevention for e-Business and Government ,- Information Security Management Handbook ,- Trust Services that Enable e-Business Transactions ,- Towards Dependable Devices ,- Knowing it Will Work: creating confidence in e-Business product and technologies
,Venue,European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI),650 Route des Lucioles,F-06921 Sophia Antipolis Cedex
FRANCE,The ALPINE Working Group is made possible through the financial support of the European Commission, and the project partners The Open Group (http://www.opengroup.org(opens in new window)) European Software Institute (http://www.esi.es(opens in new window)) and ETIS (http://www.etis.org(opens in new window)).
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The Global Security Conference offers you the unique opportunity to benefit from the actual experiences of a selected team of practitioners and experts, case studies form users, and solutions from suppliers. The conference will enable participants to examine how different strategies and technologies can ensure that telecom companies maintain their competitive advantage. It will also focus on new trends and how to implement innovative solutions to respond to these risks and challenges.
http://www.ibcglobal.com/event-solutions/etis/conference_brochure.pdf (Download the brochure), ,Free to attend ALPINE Workshop,http://www.event-solutions.info/pages/event.asp?content=news (Click Here) for more information on the ALPINE Workshop, ,Should you be there? Experts and managers in the field of security from the worlds of service industries such as telecommunications, banking, insurance, manufacturing, IT, plus C.I.Os and their security, finance,strategy, directors, and business and marketing managers, will all be joining us for this important conference. ,If you need to:
- Better understand the challenges and the possible solutions for a good IT security strategy ,- Integrate IT security as a part of the complete business process in your organisation ,- Be prepared to design and implement best IT security strategy ,- Manage cost , risks , technical and organisational issues related to IT security. ,Then YES! you should join us in Sophia Antipolis!
,Key Topics Include: ,- IT Security as an integrated part of a company stategy ,- IT Security what are the risks? - how to manage them ,- Education and awareness about IT security ,- How to put in place an effective IT security management strategy ,- Security & Liability ,- Security & Standards ,- Best Practices in IT security: What a recent survey is telling us ,- Information Security Governance in an e-enabling world. ,- Information Security: Risks and Opportunities ,- Liability in mobile transaction: Interoperability is key ,- Securing the content in Mobile transaction: Digital Right management ,- Rules, regulations, legal framework ,- Vulnerability, threat and risks: how to manage ,- Ensuring IT security across the supply chain ,- Active Loss Prevention for e-Business and Government ,- Information Security Management Handbook ,- Trust Services that Enable e-Business Transactions ,- Towards Dependable Devices ,- Knowing it Will Work: creating confidence in e-Business product and technologies
,Venue,European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI),650 Route des Lucioles,F-06921 Sophia Antipolis Cedex
FRANCE,The ALPINE Working Group is made possible through the financial support of the European Commission, and the project partners The Open Group (http://www.opengroup.org(opens in new window)) European Software Institute (http://www.esi.es(opens in new window)) and ETIS (http://www.etis.org(opens in new window)).
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