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eDiscovery in the Trenches

Daryk Rowland; in his role as the head of Risk Management for Guidance Software, shares with us his practical experience from numerous eDiscovery matters both on behalf of Guidance and for numerous customers worldwide. This is not a presentation where he will talk at a high level about abstract ideas, the changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedures (FRCP), or what you should be doing. Andy will take you through the down and dirty of what you will actually need to do, from identifying what to collect, to how to document your work. This is meant for the people who have had the finger pointed at them and told to make it happen in their company.

Bio:

Daryk Rowland is the Director of Risk Management for Guidance Software. Daryk is a veteran Police Detective with over 30 years Law Enforcement experience, investigating criminal cases for both the U.S. Attorney’s Office and the Orange County, California District Attorney’s Office. In 1995 he focused his career in high-technology investigations and computer forensics at the Huntington Beach Police Department where he served as a detective and was responsible for investigating technology crimes and examining computer evidence. During his tenure he worked on numerous criminal activities involving electronic data and was a member of a Federal Task Force in Southern California.

In 2001, Daryk left his law enforcement career and began working as aconsultant in the area of computer forensics and High Tech Investigations. He has managed numerous high profile cases in the area of corporate fraud, government regulatory violations, theft of trade secrets and employee misconduct. He has also assisted in the financial industry with bankruptcy, financial restructuring, and asset tracking.

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Eight Steps to a Secure Cloud Infrastructure- An interactive discussion

As cloud computing solutions go mainstream,data security and privacy concerns areat the center of the IT outsourcing debate. What is the new landscape with regards to infrastructure, data security, compliance, regulatory implications and outsourcing? How are these concerns pushing CISOs and CIOs to adapt their cloud type, delivery model and platform architecture to stay ahead of the competition?

This interactive eight step discussion addresses these questions while exploring how information security impacts cloud computing, IT outsourcing and time to market. Join the conversation about how IT security professionals can work through these considerations and service delivery models to meet the needs of the business in the boardroom.

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Chris has assisted many enterprises in adapting their premise-based infrastructure risk management programs and security controls to outsourced virtualized and shared-infrastructure services. Chris is a member of ISSA and ISACA, and for more than 20 years has held various security and IT services management and consulting positions. He holds Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) certifications.

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The Rise of Hactivism and The Overhaul of Perimeter Defense. A review of the history of hactivism, recent breakdowns in perimeter defenses, lessons learned from 2011 and 10 new security perimeter must haves

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Carl Herberger is the Vice President of Security Solutions at Radware, a leader in application delivery and security solutions. Before joining Radware, Carl served as Vice President of Security & Compliance for Evolve IP, a regional Cloud Service Provider.

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Current Economic And Technical Trends In The Fraud Underground

In 2011, the cybercrime landscape has been altered dramatically by the rise of LulzSec and Anonymous, the increased involvement of state sponsored actors, and the growing monetization of non-financial information by fraudsters. Against the backdrop of this increasingly potent set of threats, new regulations and breach disclosure requirements are further complicating the lives of information security professionals. Rupert will talk about current economic and technical trends in the fraud underground, and discuss how these challenging new developments can be effectively detected and countered.

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Rupert Scammell is a senior technology consultant at RSA, The Security Division of EMC. In his current role, he is responsible for architecting cybercrime detection systems and processes for financial institutions, healthcare providers, and other industries. Mr. Scammell began his computer security career by identifying security vulnerabilities in wire service news delivery systems at Stellent Inc. He joined RSA as a developer in the company’s identity and access management group, and worked at PassMark Security implementing anti-fraud solutions at retail and commercial banks before rejoining RSA. He is the author of “Cryptography for Game Developers”, and an avid free software programmer in his spare time.