The Security Standard 2012

Adapting Enterprise Security to New Realities, Threats and Endpoints
Whether it’s new advanced persistent threats, rapidly emerging consumer devices, continued cloud adoption or getting your arms around governance, risk management and compliance, today’s information security executives face daunting challenges. Not only are they trusted with guarding enterprise information assets, they’re increasingly expected to be risk advisors to the entire organization.
In this environment... How can CSOs effectively manage cybersecurity, mobile security and cloud security? How can they make sure the technology supply chain is secure? What are the best approaches to maintaining effective GRC initiatives? How can you establish leadership in aligning security to the business?
The answers are at The Security Standard conference produced by CSO magazine, where the nation’s top CSOs, risk executives and security experts will explore and discover cutting edge approaches to CSO leadership and success.
Who Should Attend? CSOs, CISOs, CROs CIOs and CTOs SVPs, EVPs, VPs of IT/Security/Risk/Compliance Chief Security Architects IT and Network Security Executives and Managers Governance, Risk, Compliance and Privacy Executives
*If you’re a CSO or security executive, you won’t want to miss this critically important conference presented by CSO* magazine.**

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Qualification Criteria
Our audience consistently rates peer-to-peer networking opportunities as one of the top reasons they attend CXO Media events. Therefore, all attendees must be senior level executives (i.e., CIOs, CSOs, CISOs, VPs, etc.) or their equivalent; involved in the purchase, evaluation or recommendation of IT or security products/services; and/or responsible for security policy within their organizations. Not qualified to attend are analysts, venture capitalists, sales, marketing or consulting staff from non-sponsoring vendor companies. Additional criteria for qualification are available upon request. We thank you for your understanding as we strive to maintain the quality of this audience.