SASIG Workshop - Security Best Practice for People and Information in the Legal Sector
Lunch will be provided.
Description:
Previous Legal Sector SASIG Workshops, attended by senior security practitioners from various organisations within the legal sector, considered the following questions:
- How important does your organisation consider the security of people and information to be, and how has this changed over the past two years?
- Who is responsible for security in its various forms? Are departments other than security actively involved? Do you have dedicated resources?
- How successful do you consider your work in this area to be? Do you measure the results of your work? If so, how?
- How do you get partner support for security?
At this third meeting, we will continue to address these issues, asking what good security practice looks like for people and information in the legal sector. A number of eminent guest speakers will offer case studies about their work to implement better security within their organisations.
A period for networking and drinks will be provided at the close of the meeting.
Agenda
12:00 Registration and networking luncheon
13:00 Host Introduction
Sayid Hussein - Head of IT UKMEA, Dentons
13:15 Case study: Implementing a firm-wide information security and data protection programme
Mark Walmsley - CISO, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
13:45 Case study: Security awareness at Schroders
Ian Bishop-Laggett - Internal Security Controls Manager, Schroders
14:15 Proposition: Satisfying the demand for a shared, affordable, sector-wide security awareness solution
Martin Smith - Chairman and Founder, The SASIG
15:00 Tea break and networking
15:15 The Secret Life of Your Mobile Phone
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Geoff White - Investigative Technology Journalist
Glenn Wilkinson - Ethical Hacker
Paula Mahmassani - Speaker Representative, Speakers Corner
16:15 Case study: Preparing for GDPR
Speaker TBD
16:45 Closing remarks
Martin Smith - Chairman and Founder, The SASIG
17:00 End of Meeting and networking drinks
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