7th Annual New York Metro
Information Security Forum
June 20-21, 2007
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 Gain insights on the best practices and lessons learned directly from your peers.
Stay up to date with emerging technologies and early-stage deployments.
Share best practices on communicating more effectively as a manager.
Network with influential peers and faculty.
Luminary-led, peer-to-peer technical and strategic roundtable discussions.
Interactive sessions interspersed with inspirational speakers.
Inspired by the Harvard Business School teaching method.
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(If you'd like to nominate someone for the 2007 Steering Committee, please contact Jim Pelis at info@ianetsec.com.)
Arnie Felberbaum: Sr. VP, Corporate Security & Compliance, AIG
Paul de Graaff: SVP, CISO, AIG
James Lemieux: Director, Information Protection, CIGNA
Mary Erlanger: Director, IT Risk Management, Colgate-Palmolive
George Buckley: VP and CSO, Commerzbank AG
John Masserini: Information Security Officer, Dow Jones
Adam Hirsch: Information Security Officer, Dresdner Kleinwort
Tom Quinn: Vice President, Goldman Sachs
Ellen O’Connor Pieklo: Senior Technical Advisor, Internal Revenue Service
Paul Silba: Director, New York Power Authority
George Antoniou: Sr. Manager of IT Security, Sodexho
Robert Parham: Manager, Incident Response & Forensics Security, TD Ameritrade
Kevin Baradet: Chief Technology Officer, Cornell University
Frank Price: Sr. Director, Global Security, Medco
Thomas Boehm: Dir., IT Security & Risk Management, Alcatel-Lucent Technologies
Roy Post: CISO, AXA
Benjamin Smith: CISO, Blackrock
Dessa Glasser: Dir., IT Risk, Credit Suisse
Michael Hoehl: Head of Security Operations, Guardian Life Insurance Company
Michael Frank: Assistant Dir., Technology Services & Agency ISO, Port Authority of NY & NJ
Anil Varghese: CISO, Texas Guaranteed Student Loan
- Intrusion Detection / Prevention
- Disk & Data Encryption
- Security Data Management
- Vulnerability Management
- Access Control
- Identity Management
- Wireless Security
- Instant Messaging Threat
- Incident Response
- Insider Threat
- Network Access Control
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- Convergence
- Security Awareness
- Managing 3rd Party Risk
- Regulatory Compliance
- Security Metrics
- Managing a Security Operation
- Selling Security to Management
- Baking Security In
- Becoming a Leader, not an Executive
- Higher Level Awareness
- Rolling your Own Security Products
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"This type of format is the only way we should be doing [Information Security Events]. I don't need to hear from a talking head, I need to hear from people going through the same problems I am so we can all figure out how to fix
these problems together."
- Eric Schmidt, Chief Security Officer, Indiana University School of Medicine
"I am truely amazed at the level of discussions, attendance, honesty
and openness of the forum members. You have
done an excellent job." - Terrie Jennings, Information Security Manager, Clarian Health Partners
Participants earn 16 continuing education credits for attending the two-day Forum.
$1,350 for security professionals from the commercial sector, $975 for government professionals. Pricing discounts apply for (ISC)2 members, alumni and teams registering at the same time. (This fee includes all Forum sessions, conference materials, scheduled meals and post-forum SUMMARY OF FINDINGS.) Transportation and recreation are the responsibility of each attendee. Please indicate when registering whether hotel accommodations are required.
Please see the on-line Registration Form for details.
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A prominent landmark situated on Madison Avenue and 45th Street in midtown New York City, The Roosevelt Hotel was named in honor of President Theodore Roosevelt. The New York City hotel opened September 22, 1924 and just celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2004.
A reduced rate of $289 (plus tax) a night, for overnight accommodations during the Forum is being offered for Forum participants at the Roosevelt Hotel.
Call for more details: 617/399-8100
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