4th Annual Mobile Security 2008

Securing Advanced Mobile Data Services and Networks

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Informative and based on knowledge, not speculation

[JS, Telia Sonera @Mobile Security 07]

This comprehensive conference will accommodate over 60 speakers bringing all sides of the fragmented security industry together.

Safeguard your mobile services on the move:

Secure and maximise mobile applications: define the new risks of converged services and keep ahead of mobile 2.0 hackers and fraudsters
Examine new research on mobile malware and extrusion/intrusion leakages - implied cost and compliance. Who’s liable in the end -operators, handset manufacturers, enterprises, or the end-user?
Consider the impacts of the 'cracked' Oyster card: which technologies are the most safe? Will open source or proprietary systems safeguard your most valued customers and data?
Hear from European standards bodies and Government on thelatest recommendations
Understand new implications of HSPA and NGMN for mobile security: optimise faster working practices with an awareness of the newest dangers
Learn how to safeguard DRM - content and payments - and how to protect verticals from vulnerability as they enter the mobile domain
Measure identity authentication resistance with live testing demonstrations from the experts
Understand the nature of surveillance and proper protocol for tracking and recording network intrusion

Storm Jarl Landaasen, Division Head of Security, Telenor Business
Janne Uusilehto, Head of Product Security, Nokia
Thomas Nogues, Director of Technology, EMEA, Motion Picture Association (MPA)
Colin Blanchard, Security Risk and Compliance Director, British Telecoms (BT)
Mark Priestley, Security Expert, Vodafone Group R&D
Hadi Nahari, Principal Security Architect, eBay
Anders Hansmats, Senior Security Advisor, TeliaSonera Mobility Services
James Moran, Fraud and Security Director, Security Group, GSMA
Sinisha Patkovic, Senior Manager, BlackBerry Security - EMEA, Research In Motion (RIM)
Digital Security Group, Radboud University
Forensic Telecommunications Services
European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI)
OMTP
AdaptiveMobile
Motorola Mobile Devices
Symbian
Yankee Group
NMPCU
Giesecke & Devrient
And many more...

Establishing Effective Enterprise Mobile Security
Led by: Gareth Maclachlan, Chief Operating Officer, Adaptive Mobile
Implementing a useful and long-term enterprise security framework, covering compliance from office to out-of-office working practices

Day One
18th November 2008