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RSA Conference 2014: Get Proactive with Security

Status:

Passed

Type:

Conference

Location:

San Francisco

Date:Mon, Feb 24, 2014
Time:All day
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TCG hosted its annual workshop during RSA Conference 2014 on Monday, February 24, 2014

Monday Association Seminar:

Get Proactive with Security: A Session on Using Trusted Computing to Free Security Resources for the Day-to-Day Fires

Resources Available for Download:

  • Program Guide: includes sessions schedule, complete demonstration showcase descriptions, speaker bios and headshots
  • Press Release: includes session topics, including moderators and panelists
  • Press Release: Includes information on demonstration showcase and technologies in action by member companies

Session Agenda:

Title

Speaker

Video

Welcome and Introduction to the Trusted Computing Group (TCG)

Dr. Joerg Borchert – President, Trusted Computing Group

Panel: Endpoint Compliance and Security Automation

Moderator: Jon Oltsik – Senior Principal Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) Panelists: Steve Whitlock – Chief Security Architect, The Boeing CompanyDan Griffin – Founder, JW Secure and Microsoft Enterprise Security MVPDave Waltermire – Security Automation Architect, NIST

Panel: Will the Real Trusted Platform Module (TPM)Please Stand Up?

Moderator: Paul Roberts – Editor in Chief and Founder, The Security Ledger Panelists: Gal Shpantzer – Security Consultant and Analysts , SANS, Monty Wiseman – Security Researcher, Intel Corporation, Dustin Ingalls – Partner Group Program Manager, Windows Security, Microsoft

Panel: Mobile Device Security: Fact or Fiction

Moderator: Victor Wheatman – Global Information Security Market Analyst and Enterprise Advisor Panelists: Eric Green – SVP, Business Development, Mobile Active Defense & Program Director, SC World CongressRick Doten – Chief Information Security Officer, DMI, Inc.Jason Conyard – Information Technology Vice President – Juniper Networks

Demonstration Showcase Participants:

Participants

Title

Endpoint Compliance & Self-encrypting Drives

Practical Network Segmentation for Industrial Control System Security

Mobile BYOD Security

Near Real Time Network Security with Open Source Tools

TPM Software Stack (TSS) System API

Data Protection in a BYOD World: Security Automation

Solid-State Drives with Self-encryption: Solidly Secure

Endorsement Credentials for TPM Mobile

Enhanced Embedded System Security Solutions Using TPMs

User and Device Identity Solutions: Virtual Smart Cards

SED Management with HP Drive Encryption

Security Automation Made Easy with Enterprise Drives

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