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  Information security in the public sector: Facing new challenges

  Thursday 12 November 2009, Inmarsat, London
  This event has sold out.

• Speaker presentations

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• Programme

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• Who should attend?

  This conference is an essential forum for public sector professionals involved in safeguarding information security and assurance

• Why attend?

  Information security is one of the cornerstones of effective IT strategy; it is central to ensuring public confidence and a political hot potato when it goes wrong

• Speakers

  Speakers include:
  Clive Blackwell, researcher, Information Security, Royal Holloway University of London
  Professor Sadie Creese, director of e-Security, University of Warwick, member of ISSA UK Advisory Board
  Mark O'Conor, partner, Intellectual Property and Technology Group, DLA Piper
  Toby Stevens, director, Enterprise Privacy Group

• Sponsors and supporters

  Information on our supporters

• Organisers

  More information about the conference organisers, Kable and Guardian Professional

• Essential information

  For information on travelling to the venue and contacting the events organisers

• Prices

  Free to attend for public sector professionals

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