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Agenda Overview Sponsors Sponsorship & Exhibit Information Conference Advisory Board Attendance Requirements & Apply to Attend Directions to the Event Participating Vendor Checklist Photos from past events	SECURITY FORUM-MAY 18th: SECURITY STRATEGIES FOR THE ENTERPRISE *Technology Managers Forum's 11th annual security conference for Fortune 1000 IT managers*

	Thursday, May 18th, 2006—8:00AM-4:00PM 11 Fulton Street, Bridgewaters conference center, New York City

	OVERVIEW & MISSION TechForum's mission is to bring together colleagues who are facing similar challenges so they can explore together effective solutions based on real-world implementations. At Security Forum on May 18th, 2006, Fortune 1000 security managers, along with industry insiders, will provide an in-depth look at security metrics and present examples and case studies to show how corporations are valuing data and measuring the effectiveness of their security practices; explore how organizations are developing a secure infrastructure for e-business transactions; and discuss how business managers, data architects, developers, infrastructure people and data center groups are collaborating to create effective IT security for their companies REAL-WORLD CASE STUDIES--FROM THE TRENCHES What's separates TechForum's Security Forum from the rest of the conference milieu? Instead of giving a soapbox to analysts who spout research but have never had to implement the solutions they tout, Security Forum 2006 features practicing end-user IT managers from the Fortune 500 companies as its panelists who've been in the trenches. We present real-world case studies featuring the Fortune 500 IT managers. You'll hear about their successes--and their failures. You'll gain insight into the implementation problems they encountered, and how they solved them (or didn't). You'll even hear an argument--or two! What you won't hear is the usual hype-without-substance that pretty much characterizes every other conference out there. Speakers share their experience managing and implementing these solutions--and no-holds barred, because we don't allow press at our events. NO PRESS, ANALYSTS, CONSULTANTS And even our vendor speakers are encouraged to give examples instead of product pitches. Vendor presentations are vetted beforehand to make sure they are applicable to our audience and provide useful material for IT managers. There are no product demonstrations. All TechForum conference speakers are asked to discuss their own experiences in developing competitive and secure infrastructures. You'll hear real-world examples and case studies from your peers who have actually implemented the technology they are speaking about. No analysts, consultants, or academics speak at our events. And no press is allowed, so the discussion is honest and revealing.
	ATTENDANCE BY INVITATION ONLY Because all of TechForum events are for the benefit of the IT manager at mid- to- large companies, all of our events are open only to sponsors, and practicing end user IT managers at mid to large companies. That means: no job seekers, no consultants, no analysts, no press. Unless you are a sponsor of our events (click here for more on sponsorship), our events are open only to TechForum members or currently employed IT managers at mid-to-large firms. See our full list of requirements for attendance below for more on who is eligible to attend our events. If you think you meet our requirements for attendance, apply for an invitation to attend below.
	Conference Agenda
	Security Forum-May 18, 2006: IT Security for the Enterprise Date: Thursday, May 18th, 2006 Time: 8:00AM—4:00 PM Location: Bridgewaters conference center, 11 Fulton Street, South Street Seaport, New York City Agenda: http://www.techforum.com/sf2006_1/index.html Directions: http://www.techforum.com/conferenceinfo/directions.html Cost: Free to Technology Managers Forum members and qualified quests (end-user IT managers at mid-large firms only—no vendors) Register at: http://www.techforum.com/register.cfm or email vadams@techforum.com or 212-787-1122 Attendee profile: end-user IT managers only at mid-to-large firms; no press, no analysts, no vendors, no consultants as individual attendees, please. Agenda: 8:00 - 9:00AM Registration & Continental Breakfast: Exhibits 9:00-9:30AM KEYNOTE: Today's Threat Spectrum: New Challenges to Critical Business Infrastructures Richard Puckett, Manager Global Information Security, Cisco Systems 9:30–10:15AM CORPORATE CHALLENGE: Insider Threats--and What to Do About Them Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Executive Director, Technology Managers Forum Panelists: Nancy Callahan, VP Identity Fraud and Theft Division, AIG Sam Dekay, AVP, The Bank of New York Randy Smith, CISSP, Manager Information Security, UPS Kristin Gallina Lovejoy, CTO, Consul risk management Todd Rosen, CISSP, Sr. Enterprise Sales Engineer, Citrix Systems 10:15-11:00AM Exhibits 11:00–11:45AM CORPORATE CHALLENGE: Making Ends Meet: Security Spending, Compliance and Business Process Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Executive Director, Technology Managers Forum Panelists: Jason Harrell, CISSP, ISSMP, NY Local Security Officer, ABN AMRO Daniel Kennedy, VP, Program Mgr. Application Security, Pershing LLC Al Stark, Manager-HIPAA and Project Office, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Steve Attias, VP & Chief Information Security Officer, New York Life 11:45AM-12:30PM Exhibits 12:30– 1:45PM Luncheon & KEYNOTE: Trends in Malware--The Mandate for a Multi-Layered Defense Dave Rand, CTO, Internet Content Security, Trend Micro 1:45 – 2:30PM CORPORATE CHALLENGE: Ranking Security Risks: The Biggest, the Worst and the Newest Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Executive Director, Technology Managers Forum Panelists: Rise Jacobs, Vice President, Astoria Federal Savings Karl Kasper, Sr. Vulnerability Analyst, JP Morgan Chase Gleb Budman, Senior Director of Product Management, SonicWALL Lloyd Gauntlett Hession, Chief Security Officer, BT Radianz Pinkesh Shah, CISSP, CCSE, Chief Security Architect, NetIQ Corporation 2:30-3:00 PM Exhibits and Coffee and Dessert Assortment 3:00–3:45PM CORPORATE CHALLENGE: The Problem with Security Monitoring: Who Does What, When--and to Whom Moderator: Priscilla Tate, Executive Director, Technology Managers Forum Panelists: Jim Routh, CISM, Chief Information Security Officer, DTCC Gail Glover, Director, IT Security/Audits, Quest Diagnostics Ben Rothke, CISSP, CISM, Director of Security Tech. Implementation, AXA Pierre Letourneau, Principal Engineer, Akibia, Inc. 3:45-4:00PM Drawings for Door Prizes:iPOD Video (black) courtesy of TechForum; 15 copies of "Serendipity Sundaes" with photos by Liz Steger for first 15 arrivals in morning, courtesy of TechForum; iPOD Shuffle courtesy of GeoTrust; iPOD Shuffle courtesy of Akibia; Edge 40GB external portable hard drive, courtesy of NetIQ; GarmineTrex Legend, Personal Navigator, courtesy of Citrix Systems; iPOD Nano, courtesy of CipherOptics; iPOD Nano, courtesy of Consul Risk Management; iPOD Shuffle, courtesy of Entrust; $100 Starbucks Gift Card, courtesy of Websense; iPOD Nano, courtesy of McAfee & Nexus Consortium Nikon CoolPix digital camera, courtesy of Sensage; $200 American Express Gift Card, courtesy of TriCipher; iPOD Nano, courtesy of Secure Software; Rabbit VIP edition corkscrew, courtesy of Kaspersky Lab; iPOD Nano, courtesy of McAfee & Nexus Consortium; 256 MB USB drive in leather case, courtesy of Symantec.
	Conference Sponsors
	Gold Sponsors	Silver Sponsors	Bronze Sponsors
	Trend Micro	Citrix Systems	Airtight Networks
	Cisco Systems	Akibia	CipherOptics
		Consul risk management, Inc	nCipher
		BT Radianz	Entrust
		SonicWALL	GeoTrust, Inc.
			Juniper Networks
			Kaspersky Lab
			McAfee Security
		NetIQ	Nexus Consortium
			Network Intelligence
			OpenService
			Secure Software
			SenSage
			Softricity
			Symantec Corporation
			TriCipher
			Websense
	Conference Advisory Board
	Warren Axelrod, Director Information Security, Pershing LLC Rolando Azpurua, Information Risk Mgt. CISA CISSP, ING Financial Services Jeffrey W. Brown, Director, Information Risk Management, Citigroup Ken Brothers Manager, Information Security Federal Home Loan Bank Don Cantwell Vice President IT, NYC School Construction Authority Andrew Comas VP-IT Risk Management JPMorgan Chase Sam Dekay, AVP Policy & Standards, IS Bank of New York Sharon Kaufman, Program Director InfoSecurity Risk Assesment,. Bank of New York Afzal Khan, Sr. Information Security Analyst, Alliance Capital Management Larry Labella Vice President Merrill Lynch Joonho Lee, AVP, National Incident Response Team, Federal Reserve Bank of NY Jon Miller, Chief Information Security Officer, NYC Human Resources Admin. Gary Murphy Vice President Citigroup Anthony Nguyen, Director, Head of IT Security, AXA Equitable Dennis J. O'Donovan, Director of Information Services, Sidley Austin Brown & Wood Frank Perrelli, VP Common Application Services, Pershing LLC Debra Price- CISSP Product Mgr. Security Services AT&T Kenia Rincon, Information Security Manager, Schering-Plough Melissa Rockhill, Chief Information Security Officer, Pershing LLC Jim Shepherd, Network Services Project Manager, Swiss RE Milburn Smith, Director IS, Sequa Corporation Randy Smith, Project Manager Telecommunicatons, United Parcel Service Andrew Stravitz, Director of Security, Barnes&Noble.com Scott Trieste, Marsh Tom Watson, IT Project Lead Info. Security, Bayer Corporate Business Services Frank Wu, VP - Security Architecture, Citigroup Afzal Khan, Sr. Information Security Analyst, Alliance Capital Management Shervin Yeganeh, Manager, Internet Solutions, Lipman USA
	Apply to Attend
	REQUIREMENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL ATTENDANCE You must meet one of the following two criteria to attend. Technology Managers Forum reserves the right to decline any registrant it deems ineligible to attend.
	IT MANAGERS, SENIOR LEVEL END-USERS, AT MID-TO LARGE COMPANIES: Attendance at our events is restricted to corporate IT managers actively managing some aspect of technology at a company earning $200 million in gross annual revenue, with at least 200 users. Individual registrants may NOT be press, educators, students, vendors (see note to vendors below), consultants, or anyone not actively managing some aspect of technology at a their company. TECHNOLOGY MANAGERS FORUM MEMBERS:Technology Managers Forum members (membership subject to approval by Technology Managers Forum) may attend and bring guests, subject to approval by Technology Managers Forum.
	HOW DO I APPLY FOR AN INVITATION?
	Please apply to attend this event by filling out the registration page on the website. We will let you know the status of your registration within two days. Or call at 212-787-1122, or email our membership director Victoria Adams at vadams@techforum.com to inquire about registration if you wish to know immediately if you qualify.
	NOTE TO VENDORS: Vendor companies must sponsor an event in order to attend. Vendor companies are those companies who would potentially sell their products or services to our attendees. No vendor company employees may attend our events individually. If you are a vendor or consulting firm, call us at 212-787-1122; email our executive director Priscilla Tate at ptate@techforum.com, or inquire online about sponsorship, exhibit, and speaking opportunities. Vendor representatives, i.e. IT managers, for companies that sell their products or services to IT managers, even if they meet the above criteria, are NOT eligible for attendance at Technology Managers events. ONLY PRE-APPROVED GUESTS MAY ATTEND TECHNOLOGY MANAGERS FORUM EVENTS. WALK-IN REGISTRATIONS FROM NON-MEMBERS ARE NOT ACCEPTED.
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