7th Annual Enterprise Security Asia Conference
Date : 3-4 March 2010
Conference Venue : Prince Hotel KL

Establishing Effective Strategies To Secure The Enterprise Against New Age Cyber Crime

The wake of the digital era has brought much convenience and made communications easier especially to businesses. But behind all these fancy innovations lie the unrelenting yet vital issue of enterprise security. In addition to the pressure of cost cutting due to the recent economic downturn, IT professionals are now actively seeking enhanced and effective strategies to secure the enterprise against new age cyber crime.

The 7th installment of this hugely popular conference will update participants on
all the latest cost saving strategies and solutions in enterprise security. We will
present best practices and case studies from some of the largest corporations in
Asia Pacific.  Join our group of leading industry practitioners and security experts
to gain first hand insights and discover new perspectives for a more secure
prevention strategy.

Key Conference Highlights :

- Unveiling latest security issues and cyber threats
- Gaining strategic insights and value of cloud computing
- Materialising cost cutting measures with Software as a Service ( SaaS ) 
- Identifying effective strategies in Data Loss Prevention ( DLP )
- Securing the weakest link - Human
- Mobile malware and security breaches via mobile devices
- Identifying new age cyber crimes and cutting edge security forensics
- Securing Web 2.0 and protecting enterprise privacy

ISACA members are entitled to 20% discount on fees for registration by 10 Feb 2010.

For further information and registration, kindly contact Christopher at ( 603 ) 62071690 or email cwong@acnergy.com




Disclaimer:
This event is conducted by a 3rd party organisation. ISACA Malaysia Chapter does not review or endorse the quality of the content/training provided. In addition, we are not responsible for any cancellations or changes to event. All financial arrangements for the event are made directly between the Members and the Organiser and ISACA Malaysia Chapter does not receive any fees/commission from such registrations.  Members are advised to exercise their professional judgment in determining whether the training offered meets their requirements.