IDmachines on the Circuit

IDmachines, Harvard KSG,  MIT CIS

Cyber Security and Counterintelligence
April 16, 2009  4:00p–6:00p
Among the recent sources of cyber insecurity are exploits targeting private enterprises? information and operations. These exploits often seek exfiliation of intellectual property, trade secrets, marketing plans and similar information which could economically benefit other parties. Some recent exploits appear aimed at mapping computers and networks involved in our country?s critical infrastructures, notably the electrical grid. This talk deals with strategies for mobilizing enterprises for better cyber security and discusses strategies that could be effective in thwarting the attacks.
Category:	global/international
Speaker:	Dr. Joel Brenner, National Counter Intelligence Executive, DNI
Location:	E38-714
Sponsored by:	Center for International Studies

IDmachines at ISC West

IP09: Implementing Converged IT/Physical Security in the Enterprise Using the Federal PIV Model
11:00AM - 12:00PM (Wednesday, April 01, 2009) Learn why and how enterprises planning converged physical and logical access control credentials can use FIPS 201 and the Personal Identity Verification (PIV) card standards as a model. Government contractors in particular are keen on FIPS compatible credentials, as the federal government explores ways to manage securely federated online identities with its large base of suppliers. In this panel, members of the Smart Card Alliance will discuss what these standards are, why they are a good model for the enterprise and introduce a wealth of resources that will help managers define a converged credential strategy and implement it.  Suitable for enterprise IT and physical security management (VP/CIO/CSO/Dir./Mgr. Levels) 

IDmachines at CardTechSecureTech

A14: Identification and its Role in Securing Cyberspace, May 5, 2009, 4:00 to 5:30 PM

• Securing Cyberspace - Report to the 44th Presidency
• Cleaning Up, Then Locking Down an Enterprise Network
• Mobile Device Security: Protecting the Edge of the Network
• Where Security Meets Privacy
• Role of People and Devices in Protecting Cyberspace

IDmachines Presentation on Mobile Security via Virtual CTST

IDmachines at RSA2009

PHYS-202
Session Title:		Converging Physical and Logical Access through Enterprise Smart Cards
Scheduled Date/Time:		Wednesday, April 22 09:10 AM Purple 307
Session Abstract:		Digital certificates are easily available through SSPs and no longer tied to expensive PKI projects, and with credential standards in place through the government’s HSPD-12 initiative, enterprises are now interested in the use of common access cards for converged logical and physical security. This panel presentation will explore the many dimensions of these market trends.

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