COSAC - Timetable

COSAC 2012 & SABSA World Congress Programme

SUNDAY 30th SEPTEMBER 2012

TIME	DETAILS
1930 - 2000	Registration
1930 - 2000	Drinks Reception - sponsored by Killashee House Hotel
2000 onward	COSAC 2012 Welcome Dinner

MONDAY 1st October 2012
COSAC MASTERCLASSES

TIME	CODE	SESSION DETAILS	SPEAKER	COMPANY
0900 - 0930	Registration and Coffee
0930 - 1730	M1	International Roundtable Security Forum	John O'Leary	O'Leary Management Education
	M2	COSAC Master Class: Securing the I.T. Spring	John Sherwood	SABSA Academy
	M3	SABSA Master Class: SABSA-TOGAF Next Generation Secure Architecture Part 1: SABSA & TOGAF – A Framework for Integrated Architecture Part 2: Mapping SABSA to TOGAF Using DODAF Viewpoints Part 3: Assessing & Integrating SABSA, OSA & ISO27000 Part 4: Building Security into TOGAF: An Update on TOGAF-Next	Ajit Gaddam David Hafele Pieter Siedsma Geoff Besko	Progressive Insurance Whitney, Bradley & Brown Ideas-to-Interconnect Seccuris
1100 - 1120	Morning Coffee
1300 - 1400	Lunch
1530 - 1550	Afternoon Tea
1900 - 1930	Drinks Reception
1930 onward	Dinner

TUESDAY 2nd OCTOBER 2012

Stream A - Technical & Topical

Stream B - Management & General Interest

Stream S - SABSA World Congress

Stream P - Plenary Sessions

TIME	CODE	SESSION DETAILS	SPEAKER	COMPANY
0900 - 0930	Registration and Coffee
0930 - 1030	A1	Security Automation: Connecting Your Silos	Lisa Lorenzin	Juniper Networks
	B1	Can You Steal My Voice? Can You Stop My Heart?	Shelby Kobes Jason Kobes	--- Northrop Grumman
	S1	Using SABSA in a Compliance-Driven Environment	Pascal de Koning	KPN Trusted Services
1030 - 1050	Morning Coffee
1050 - 1150	A2	The Birth of a Mobile Banking App	Lex Borger	Domus Technica
	B2	Data Leakage Solutions: the Perception of Security	John Walker	Secure Bastion
	S2	SABSA Analysis of US Federal Security Controls	Robert Trapp	Booz Allen Hamilton
1200 - 1300	A3	7-Layer Model for Connected Mobile Devices	Dave Barnett	Symantec
	B3	Practical Countermeasures for Active Attacks	Tom Trusty	---
	S3	Information Security as A Management System	Glen Bruce	Deloitte
1300 - 1400	Lunch
1400 - 1500	A4	Hacking as an Act of War	G. Mark Hardy	National Security Corporation
	B4	Ethics in Information Security	Máirtín O’Sullivan	---
	S4	SABSA Trust Modeling for Outsourcing	Pieter Siedsma	Ideas-to-Interconnect
1510 - 1610	A5	Soft Markers (Cultural Dimensions) of Network Attacks	Char Sample	Carnegie Mellon University
	B5	Information Security Organisation: Method or Madness?	Glen Bruce	Deloitte
	S5	SABSA Attributes – The Essence of International Enterprise	Jason Kobes Michael Legary	Northrop Grumman Seccuris
1610 - 1630	Afternoon Tea
1630 - 1730	A6	The Business Model for Successful Hacking	André Mariën	Inno.com
	B6	Information Classification in the Commercial Sector: Are We Mad?	Jon Colombo	CapGemini
	S6	SABSA Open Forum – Ask Lynas	David Lynas	SABSA Institute
1745 - 1845	P7	So You Think YOU Have No Budget: Establishing National Standards in the Charity Sector	David Canavan	Canavan Associates
2000 - 2030	Drinks Reception
2030 onwards	COSAC Gala Dinner & Networking

WEDNESDAY 3rd OCTOBER 2012

Stream A - Technical & Topical

Stream B - Management & General Interest

Stream S - SABSA World Congress

Stream P - Plenary Sessions

TIME	CODE	SESSION DETAILS	SPEAKER	COMPANY
0900 - 0930	Registration and Coffee
0930 - 1030	A8	Infrastructure Security In & Out of the Cloud	Char Sample	Carnegie Mellon University
	B8	Getting Buy-in for Security Solutions	John O’Leary	O’Leary Management Education
	S8	Using SABSA for Cryptographic Architecture	Matthew Dickie	---
1030 - 1050	Morning Coffee
1050 - 1150	A9	Will Mobile Repeat the Desktop Security Lifecycle?	John Ceraolo	3Cinteractive
	B9	Power to the Business	Robert Leyting	Independent Consultant
	S9	The Risk of Failure as the Path to Success	Paul Blowers	Hi-Spec Security
1200 - 1300	A10	How Smart Are We at Protecting Smart Devices?	Sian John	Symantec
	B10	The Art of the Deal	Eoin Fleming	HP
	S10	Strategic Scenario Planning with SABSA	Andrew S. Townley	Archistry Limited
1300 - 1400	Lunch
1400 - 1500	A11	Insight Into the Russian Black Market	Almantas Kakareka	Demyo
	B11	BYOD How Shall We Secure the New IT Landscape?	John Sherwood	SABSA Academy
	S11	Approach & Tools for SABSA Risk & Assurance	Bill Schultz	Vanderbilt University
1510 - 1610	A12	Insider Threats in Multi-sourcing Environments	Maclaud Mafaiti	T-Systems
	B12	Security in the Consumer-driven BYOD Era	Tony Osborn Mike Softley	Symantec Ultima Risk Management
	S12	SABSA Open Forum – Ask Sherwood	John Sherwood	SABSA Academy
1610 - 1630	Afternoon Tea
1630 - 1730	P13	Security Redefined: Lessons from Burning Man	Lisa Lorenzin	Juniper Networks
1730 - 1830	P14	COSAC Rump Session	Various	Facilitated by David Lynas, COSAC Chairman
1830 - 1845	Conference close

THURSDAY 4th OCTOBER 2012
Post-Conference Workshops (optional)

TIME	CODE	SESSION DETAILS	SPEAKER	COMPANY
0900 - 0930	Registration and Coffee
0930 - 1300	W1	Organisational Upheaval & Security	John O’Leary	O’Leary Management Education
	W2	IT Security Trends & Futures	Char Sample	Carnegie Mellon University
	W3	From Abstraction to Value	Geoff Besko	Seccuris
1300 - 1400	Lunch
1400 - 1600	---	SABSA Open Forum Meeting	John Sherwood David Lynas	SABSA Institute

The above timetable is preliminary, some details may be subject to change.