New Security Technologies for Protecting Sensitive Data September 14, 2006

With the huge advancement in technology over recent years, data theft is the new 'invisible' crime, and poses a real threat to banks and businesses alike. It is a 'faceless' crime, which makes it extremely appealing to those criminals with the technical know-how. Long gone are the days of over-the-counter theft, with virtually all 'bank robberies' now being committed over the internet or telephone, using data and information stolen from elsewhere. There are two main forms of data theft, the first with the intention of stealing someone's identity, and the second being the theft of information.

This is forcing business to look at security differently. Come and listen to a panel of IT security experts who will discuss new trends in securing sensitive data.

Moderator:
Asheem Chandna - Partner Greylock Partners

Panelists:
Raj Dhingra - VP of Products, Marketing and BD, PortAuthority Technologies

Peter Laakkonen - Advisor and Business Consultant Network and Wireless Security, SecVen Partners

Kurt Lennartsson - Technology Coach IT Security, Kurt Lennartsson Consulting

Calvin Powers - IBM

A Passport Program Event
Hosted by ANZA, Silicon Vikings and SDForum.
Co-hosted by SDForum International SIG

$20 Passport Program Members, $25 SDForum, ANZA & Silicon Vikings members, $35 Non-members.

Official Website: http://www.sdforum.org/newsecurity