RSA Conference 2014: Get Proactive with Security
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:
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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:
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Endpoint Compliance & Self-encrypting Drives | |
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Practical Network Segmentation for Industrial Control System Security | |
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Mobile BYOD Security | ||
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Near Real Time Network Security with Open Source Tools |
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TPM Software Stack (TSS) System API | ||
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Data Protection in a BYOD World: Security Automation |
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Solid-State Drives with Self-encryption: Solidly Secure | |
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Endorsement Credentials for TPM Mobile | ||
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Enhanced Embedded System Security Solutions Using TPMs | |
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User and Device Identity Solutions: Virtual Smart Cards | ||
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SED Management with HP Drive Encryption |
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Security Automation Made Easy with Enterprise Drives | |