Tailored tracks at ITWeb Security Summit 2015 will provide delegates with access to the critical information they need to secure their enterprises, whether they are doing business locally, within Africa or abroad.
The tracks include a governance and management track, two tracks aimed at high-level and technical audiences, a defence-in-depth track, a privacy and data protection track, and an infosec best practices track.
"Each of the six tracks features subject matter experts who will concentrate on specific issues, giving delegates valuable insights and actionable advice they can implement immediately in key business areas within their own organisations," says Fay Humphries, events programme director at ITWeb.
Kris Budnik, MD of Slva Information Security, will open the governance and management track with a presentation focused on how to embed information security strategies into the business.
Joining him in this session is Steve Jump, head of corporate information security governance at Telkom, who will share a case study on how to develop an effective cyber threat dashboard.
The defence-in-depth 'how to' track will expand on the practical application of data analysis in information security, presented by Mohamed Khan, senior analyst at Transnet; and Justin Williams, a director at ITSec.
The tracks will follow on from the plenary sessions on each morning of the two-day conference. The event will end with a wrap-up of the presentations - highlighting the critical issues - by Patrick Gray, host of the well-known Risky Business podcast. Delegates will be encouraged to share their insights during the wrap-up.
The 10th annual security event from ITWeb will offer delegates access to over 30 presentations, interactive half-day workshops, an expo featuring the latest offerings from infosec suppliers, and numerous networking opportunities, enhanced by the business matchmaking programme introduced this year.
ITWeb Security Summit 2015 takes place at Vodacom World in Midrand from 26 to 28 May. Click here to find out more and register.
Share