RSA 2013 – Trusted Computing: Billions of Secure Endpoints in 10 Years
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This page contains all the relevant materials for the Trusted Computing Group’s Association Monday Seminar at RSA Conference USA 2013.
Trusted Computing: Billions of Secured Endpoints in 10 Years
When: Monday, February 25, 2013 | 10:00am – 2:00pm
Where: Esplanade Room 301, Moscone Center South
Marking its 10th anniversary and the adoption of Trusted Computing technologies and specifications in more than a billion endpoints, Trusted Computing Group hosted its annual RSA Conference session.
Videos of RSA Conference Keynote and Panels
- TCG Overview
- Keynote Presentation: Top 10 Priorities in IT Security for the County of Los Angeles and the Importance of Industry Standards
- Panel: Advanced Persistent Threats and NIST SP 800-147 and NIST SP 800-155
- Panel: Network Security, Critical Infrastructure and BYOD
- Panel: Protecting Content from Unauthorized Access
Reference Materials
- Seminar Program Guide: Speaker and Demonstration Showcase Information
- Press Release: Trusted Computing Group Members to Show RSA Attendees Demos of Secure Drive, BYOD, Authentication, Embedded and Mobile at Monday Seminar Session
- Presss Release: Los Angeles County CISO Robert Pittman to Keynote Trusted Computing Group RSA Conference USA 2013 Seminar
- Architect’s Guide: Security Automation Using TNC and SCAP Technology
- Architect’s Guide: Comply to Connect Using TNC Technology
- Architect’s Guide: Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Security Using TCG Technology
- Architect’s Guide: Mobile Security Using TNC Technology
- White Paper: The Case for Turning on Trusted Platform Modules
- Keynote Address: The Top 10 Priorities in IT Security for the County of Los Angeles
Session Agenda
Time
Session
10:00AM
Welcome and Opening Remarks – Brian Berger, Trusted Computing Group Director
10:05AM
Keynote Session: Top 10 Priorities in IT Security for the County of Los Angeles and the Importance of Inudstry Standards Robert Pittman, MPA, CISM, Chief Information Security Officer, County of Los Angeles
10:30AM
Panel Session: Advanced Persistent Threats and NIST SP 800-147 and NIST SP 800-155 Moderator: Paul Roberts, Security Ledger, Panelists: Frank Molsberry, Dell, Stacy Cannady, DMI, Sunil Gottumukkala, Microsoft, Dave Waltermire, NIST
11:15AM
Networking Break and Demonstration Showcase
11:30AM
Panel Session: Network Security, Critical Infrastructure and BYOD Moderator: Phil Schacter, Gartner Panelists: Phyllis Lee, NSA, Steve Venema, The Boeing Company, Bob Thibadeau, Wave Systems Corp.
12:15PM
Lunch and Demonstration Showcase
1:05PM
Panel Session: Protecting Content from Unauthorized Access Moderator: Eric Ogren, Ogren Group Panelists:Michael Willett, Samsung, Hussein Syed, Barnabas Health, Clain Anderson, Lenovo
1:45PM
Closing Remarks and Raffle Drawing
1:55PM
Networking Break and Demonstration Showcase
Demonstration Showcase Participants
Time
Session
Absolute Software
Securing Mobility
Asgaurd Networks | Juniper Networks
Practical Network Segmentation for Manageable Industrial Control Systems Security
Fraunhofer SIT
Security for Dynamic and Ad-Hoc Networks
Lumeta | Juniper Networks | Infoblox
Plugging the Leaks: Security Automation
Identive | Infoblox | Juniper
Physical/Access Control Integration through IF-MAP
Microsoft | Juniper Networks | Infoblox
Data Protection in a BYOD World: Security Automation
MITRE
Feasibility of High Security TPM Provisioning Processes in the Enterprise
NCP
Automated Security for Remote Systems
Nokia
Trusted Computing in Nokia Lumia
Samsung
Solid-State Self-Encrypting Drives: Where is your data tonight?
Wave
Leveraging the TPM to Provide Device-based Multifactor Authentication
WinMagic
Managing OPAL-Compliant Drives in Windows 8 and UEFI with Secure Boot
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