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eSecureWorld 2012
12th July 2012, J W Marriott - Mumbai
Information is the most key factor of businesses today. That's because most businesses cannot function if this key factor is not available or is unreliable. Availability, integrity and confidentiality of information are of paramount concerns today. The client records, manufacturing records, sales records, financial records etc are all kept on computers. In today's web dependent world, these may be accessible from anywhere, via the Internet. You can't be too sure that all your digitized information is secure. Your business information and confidential records will be with banks, vendors, finance and insurance companies; your financial records are with auditors ; your credit card details have to be tendered whenever you buy something on the Internet. All this leads to just one important question "Are we really secure?". As IT networks expand and grow more complex, so too does the volume of security related events and information generated by network devices. That's why Information Security has become crucial in today's compliance and security strategies.
To fully understand why information security is important, one needs to understand both the value of information and the consequences of such information being compromised. At the very least, computers in all businesses will hold sensitive information of their clients, client related data, employee information, salary information, financial results, and business plans for the year ahead. They may also hold trade secrets, research and other information that gives them a competitive edge. As more and more of this information is stored and processed electronically and transmitted across company networks or the internet, the risk of unauthorized access increases and we are presented with growing challenges of how best to protect it.
When information is not adequately protected, it may be compromised and this is known as an information or security breach. The consequences of an information breach are severe. For businesses, a breach usually entails huge financial penalties, expensive law suits, loss of reputation and business. Recovering from information breaches can take years and the costs are huge.
Hence to re-instate IT Security awareness and to discuss the latest technologies available for companies to securely conduct their business, Blackarrow Conferences brings to Mumbai "eSecureWorld 2012" on the 12th of July 2012 at the J W Marriott Hotel in Mumbai to discuss and understand the challenges and solutions pertaining to IT Security and Securing Businesses.
To fully understand why information security is important, one needs to understand both the value of information and the consequences of such information being compromised. At the very least, computers in all businesses will hold sensitive information of their clients, client related data, employee information, salary information, financial results, and business plans for the year ahead. They may also hold trade secrets, research and other information that gives them a competitive edge. As more and more of this information is stored and processed electronically and transmitted across company networks or the internet, the risk of unauthorized access increases and we are presented with growing challenges of how best to protect it.
When information is not adequately protected, it may be compromised and this is known as an information or security breach. The consequences of an information breach are severe. For businesses, a breach usually entails huge financial penalties, expensive law suits, loss of reputation and business. Recovering from information breaches can take years and the costs are huge.
Hence to re-instate IT Security awareness and to discuss the latest technologies available for companies to securely conduct their business, Blackarrow Conferences brings to Mumbai "eSecureWorld 2012" on the 12th of July 2012 at the J W Marriott Hotel in Mumbai to discuss and understand the challenges and solutions pertaining to IT Security and Securing Businesses.
About the Conference
"eSecureWorld 2012" shall feature thought provoking discussions on the immenent dangers of IT Security & Data Protection. This one day conference shall have 8 independent presentations by the stalwarts of the IT Security Industry & also feature 2 interactive panel dsicussions for the audience to put forth their views and concerns to the expert panelists.
The Key Themes of the conference include:
The Key Themes of the conference include:
- Ensuring Enterprise Security & Data Protection
- Identifying Attack Vectors and Reaction to Identified Threats
- IT Security Trends & Technologies
- Security Tactics & Forensic Investigations
- Securing Payment Platforms
Who shall Attend "eSecureWorld 2012"
eSecureWorld will be represented by industries that include:
- Banking
- Insurance
- Real Estate
- Telecoms
- Retail
- Legal
- FMCG
- Pharmaceuticals
- Transport and Logistics
- Manufacturing
- Group IT
- Information/IT Security
- Investigations
- Fraud prevention
- Technology & Operational Risk
- Regulatory Compliance
- Financial Crime Prevention
- Group Security
- Digital Forensics
- Business Continuity
- Audit
About the Organizers
Blackarrow Conferences is a leading conference organizer which specializes in professional high level business conferences targeted at senior management in a number of industry sectors. With over 3 years of expertise in organising conferences and seminars on IT Security, Blackarrow Conferences has an edge when it comes to conceptualizing the latest topics and acquiring the best speakers to address those topics. CLICK HERE to know more about Blackarrow Conferences.
Past participants of IT conferences include the Directors, VPs, CIOs, CTOs, Heads of IT, Security, Audit, Compliance, Risk, etc of India's top most companies. CLICK HERE to know more about Past Participants.
Past participants of IT conferences include the Directors, VPs, CIOs, CTOs, Heads of IT, Security, Audit, Compliance, Risk, etc of India's top most companies. CLICK HERE to know more about Past Participants.
