Forrester's Security Forum 2010
Sean Rhodes, Security & Risk Professional

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As the global economy recovers in 2010, Security & Risk professionals must continue to balance tactical and technical responsibilities with the long-term strategic objectives of the business. To achieve this goal, you must aspire to transform your security organization from a reactive silo of technical security expertise to a proactive information risk management team. You must also adopt the same objectives and measures of success as the business. Ultimately, you want the business to view you as a strategic partner and enabler. Of course, you have to undergo this transformation while you adapt to the changing threat landscape, the adoption of cloud services, the consumerization of IT and expanded use of social technologies.

This year’s Security Forum will focus on: 1) evaluating the maturity and effectiveness of the security organization; 2) laying out a road map for architectural optimization and innovation; and 3) ensuring that the right skills, incentives, and metrics are in place for the long-term success of the security program.

KEY QUESTIONS THAT THIS FORUM WILL ANSWER

  • How do you measure the maturity and the effectiveness of the security and risk management practice and build a road map for the future?
  • How do you build a data security architecture to protect information no matter who has it and where it rests?
  • How can you apply enterprise risk management disciplines to information security?
  • How do you embed security throughout the network, not just on the perimeter?

Who Should Attend?

Forrester's Security Forum is aimed at improving the effectiveness and success of professionals and executives focused on security & risk:

  • Senior-level IT and information security executives.
  • Executives and senior-level practitioners responsible for information risk, compliance, or privacy.
  • Sourcing & Vendor Management professionals looking to outsource or use managed security service providers.
  • Information & Knowledge Management and IT Infrastructure & Operations professionals looking to secure data on noncorporate assets.

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Why Attend?

Forrester has been approved as an Authorized Provider by the International Association for the Continuing Education and Training (IACET), 1760 Old Meadow Road, Suite 500, McLean, VA 22101; (703) 506-3275.

IN-DEPTH TRACKS

Every keynote, track session, panel, and One-On-One Meeting with an analyst will help you rethink everything about your security organization, processes, and architectures.

  • Track A: Ensuring Proper Governance And Oversight. The business landscape is changing rapidly, and with these changes come new and challenging expectations for the IT security and risk management function. This track will look at how to improve governance and oversight in order to demonstrate an effective security organization that supports an accelerated pace of business.
  • Track B: Establishing Effective Security Processes.Establishing Effective Security Processes. Understand leading practices for measuring risk and applying appropriate process and controls to ensure that your information is secure and accessible. This is true for adding process-level security to application development or your Security Operations Center and for integrating enterprise fraud management with your IT and identity management processes.
  • Track C: Optimizing Security Architectures And Technologies.Technological controls are an integral part of the modern security program. As networks grow and threats increase, designing and maintaining controls which are effective and integrated can be challenging. This track will help attendees identify the architectures and technologies that balance security and compliance with flexibility and operational efficiency.

THE FORRESTER EVENT DIFFERENCE

  • The quality of the Forrester keynotes: Presentations are backed by thousands of interviews with technology leaders, business executives, and vendors.
  • Exclusive audiences: Forrester Forum attendees include executives from the highest organizational levels.
  • Integration of organizational, technological, and business issues: Forrester Forums provide a comprehensive understanding of the challenges ahead and how your company can overcome them.
  • One-On-One Meetings with Forrester analysts: Attendees can speak one on one with Forrester analysts about all aspects of security, from selecting technology to building sustainable security processes and organizations.
  • Practical advice: Forrester provides attendees with clear short- and long-term recommendations as well as tools and frameworks that can be put immediately into action.

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