Web Conference: Crash Barrier or Cage? Responsibilities for a safer and more secure Internet
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Improving Internet safety and security is a complex process involving many different groups: users, software vendors (of both standard operating systems and security tools), Internet Service Providers, on-line businesses, law enforcement and legislators.
This presentation will look at the challenges for a safer Internet such as users who become too nervous about their own safety that will not benefit from all the Internet can offer, excessive protection measures implemented by software vendors and ISPs that can easily harm user privacy or introduce censorship and businesses that demand unreasonable security measures may become uncompetitive. Also, legislation that punishs the creation or distribution of "hacking tools" may discourage the development of more tools to create a safer and more secure Internet. What are the solutions?
This presentation will look at the regulatory landscape and how it helps (and sometimes hinders) the development of a safer, more secure Internet. This presentation will also provide you with practical advice on how to meet governance and compliance requirements.
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This session will examine the recent epidemic of data breaches from the organisations perspective. What is the fiscal impact on a breached organisation? How should they respond to an incident? What technology approaches are available to companies to assist in achieving compliance?
Alan Brill is a world-renowned authority on Internet safety and security, whose work has ranged from large-scale information security reviews for multi-billion dollar corporations, to criminal investigations of computer hackers, frauds on the Internet, identity theft, misappropriation of intellectual property, as well as telecommunication-related frauds. This presentation will take a practical approach to challenges and solutions for a safer & secure Internet, and provide you with 'must-know' best practice tips, which you can implement as part of your day-to-day operations.
Mike Short's career spans 34 years in Electronics and Telecommunications, with the last 21 years in Mobile Communications. This presentation will cover the growth of mobile to date, trends in mobile internet usage and areas of social responsibility, including references to child protection and the UK Byron report.
