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9.00
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Registration
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9.30
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Welcome &
Introduction
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10.00
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Bob Walder
Director, The NSS Group A leading authority on network security, Bob advises on, tests and certifies a range of security products on behalf of end-user organisations, vendors and certification bodies. He is also a regular contributorof technical articles to the major networking and security titles. PKI Unravelled An introduction to PKI, covering the basics of cryptography, public key vs secret key, what is a digital signature, what is a digital certificate, and the importance of the Certification Authority. Bob will discuss the issues and technology behind PKI, and the various components that make up a complete PKI implementation. |
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10.40
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Ian Storr
Consultant, PA Consulting Ian joined PA in 1995 after working in Pharmaceutical and Agrochemical businesses for 10 years. Since joining he has worked in strategic IT planning roles for a number of major Pharmaceutical companies including Novartis, Pfizer and AstraZeneca. Within PA, Ian leads a cross-functional group of industry specialists focusing on business-within-business, b-2-b and b-2-c e-business propositions to thePharmaceutical and Healthcare sectors. PKI the antidote to e-business ailments? e-business promises significant opportunities for gaining competitive advantage and significant challenges to those aiming to secure the benefits. Technology is now available that allows some of these challenges to be addressed but of itself will not deliver the full promise of e-business. This presentation will describe how available technologies can enable delivery of e-business benefits only as part of an integrated approach to business improvement. |
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11.20
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Coffee Break
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11.40
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David
Matthews CEng, FIFEE
Vice President Trust Services, Chubb Information Security Ltd With over 35 years experience at the cutting edge of technology development, David has worked on national and international projects with the likes of Marconi and GEC. Formerly Technical Director of Chubb, he has specialist knowledge of IT related security. Best implementation practices for PKI David will begin with a practical case study that will illustrate best practice for the establishment of PKI, providing a robust, resilient and above all, secure communication system, over what is inherently an insecure Internet network. Guidance will also be given on operating procedures and methodologies necessary in order to ensure the highest integrity for secure communication. Finally examples will be provided of how value can be added to PKI in order to deliver improved business efficiencies and cost savings. |
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12.20
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Simon
Avarne
Director of Consulting, Baltimore Simon brings over 23 years of practical experience in implementing security systems in both the government and financial sectors. Work includes the successful deployment of PKI to secure a number of Internet banking and e-commerce applications. He has been awarded patents in the area of cryptography and secure communications. He has had numerous articles published, participated on a number of standards committees and currently holds the post of Head of Consultancy for Baltimore Technologies, where he developed the KeySteps PKI implementation methodology. The Key Steps to Going Public This session will discuss how to implement a PKI infrastructure that integrates with your existing business and technical strategies. Outlining the key stages involved in planning, deploying, managing, migrating and scaling a PKI solution, Simon will illustrate how simple working in a trusting environment can be. |
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13.00
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Lunch
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14.00
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Optional Tour of
Bletchley Park; the home of encryption & the enigma machine
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