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Day Zero | 10 Dec. Agenda Agenda | Day Zero | 10th Dec. 0900-1000 Registration Roundtable Workshop …in association with Cisco …in association with BSA (By Special Invite) (By Special Invite) Security Strategy for Attack Continuum Privacy and Security Challenges in Cloud Computing Key Speakers Bret Hartman, Vice President & CTO, Key Speakers Security and Government Group, 1000 – 1300 1100 - 1300 Kamlesh Bajaj, CEO, DSCI Cisco Sanjay Bahl, Sr. Consultant, DeitY Vinayak Godse, Director-Data Vipin Aggarwal, Chair, BSA India Protection, DSCI Committee 2013 Diwakar Dayal, Head of Security Vakul Sharma, Advocate, Supreme Court Architecture Business Group, Cisco India & SAARC Venue : Jade Venue : ONYX 1300 – 1400 Lunch Break Workshop .....in association with Trusted Computing Group (TCG) Workshop (By Special Invite) …in association with Verizon Trusted Computing (By Special Invite) Key Speakers Security Defense Strategies and Technologies Samik Mukherjee, Policy Strategist, Intel Corporation Key Speakers Satya Lokam, Senior Research Manager, 1400 – 1700 Paul Black, APAC Regional, Managing Microsoft Research India Principal, Investigative Response, Verizon Ankur Agrawal, Senior Staff Engineer, Juniper Ashish Thapar Head - Professional Services, Networks India, Verizon Aman Puri, Head of IT Solutions, Fujitsu Consulting India Vinayak Godse, Director-Data Protection, DSCI Venue : Jade Venue : ONYX 1700 – 1730 Tea Break and Networking Reception Dinner (for (ISC)2 members) hosted by (ISC)2 Key Speakers Gulshan Rai, DG, Cert-In 1900 – 2200 Kamlesh Bajaj, CEO, Data Security Council of India W. Hord Tipton,Executive Director, (ISC)² Venue : Cascades Top Garden Agenda | Day One | 11th Dec. 0700-0900 Registration Call for Action Privacy Landscape in India , Cross-border data flows , Internet Governance & related Issues , Common Criteria 0800- 0900 Recognition Arrangement (CCRA) , India’s participation in technical standard making in IETF Venue : Jade Inaugural Session Welcome Address: Kamlesh Bajaj, CEO, DSCI 0915 – 1015 Security Landscape: Som Mittal, President, NASSCOM Special Address: David Hoffman, Director - Security Policy & Global Privacy Officer, Intel Inaugural Address: Shri Kapil Sibal, Hon’ble Minister of Communications & IT Business Imperatives of Security Chair: Som Mittal, President, NASSCOM 1015 - 1115 Panelists Raman Roy, Chairman and MD, Quatrro Global Services Preeti Das, CEO , Birlasoft Kartik Shahani, Country Manager, India & SAARC, RSA 1115 - 1145 Tea Break Key Note Address Anshul Abhang, MD & CEO, DeltaProactive Harsh Marwah, Country Manager, Verizon 1145 - 1315 Pierre Noel, CSO, Microsoft - Asia Pacific John Suffolk, Senior VP & Global CSO, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd Diwakar Dayal, Head of Security Architecture Business Group, Cisco India & SAARC Luncheon Meeting (Invitation only) Luncheon Meeting (Invitation only) ..... in association with Verizon .... in association with Websense Dynamic threat landscape with dynamic tech changes, multi- Creating Content And Context platforms and cloud adoption Aware Security Framework To 1315 - 1415 Lunch Break Defend Against Zero Day And Key Speaker Targeted Attacks Prashant Gupta, Head of Solutions , Verizon Key Speaker Ashish Thapar, Head - Ajay Dubey, Regional Sales Professional Services, India, Manager, Websense, Inc Verizon Venue : Drawing Room Venue : Jade Track I Track II Track III Time (Venue : Ballroom 1) (Venue : Ballroom 2) (Venue : Ballroom 3) Architectural Paths For Defense Solving Complexity Of Context, Actualizing Goals Of GRC- Policy Against APTs Content & Traffic For The Purpose Governed Systems Of Security 1415– 1515 Chair: S Ramaswamy, ED (IS), IOCL Chair: Vinayak Godse, Director, Chair: Vishal Salvi, CISO, HDFC Data Protection, DSCI Bank (Technology) Panelists Venkat Raghavan, Sr. VP, Panelists Panelists Corporate Development, N D Kundu, Assistant General A.R.Vijay Kumar, CISO, BlueCoat Manager & CISO, Bank of Baroda Genpact Tarun Gupta, Sr. Technical Aman Puri, Head of IT Solutions, Anshul Abhang, MD & CEO, Consultant, Trend Micro Fujitsu Consulting DeltaProactive Maheswaran S, Regional Vivek Srivastava, Security Lead, Srinivas Rao, CEO, Aujas Specialist DLP/ APT, Websense Partner Business Group, Cisco Networks Pvt Ltd India & SAARC Meaning of Personal, Business & Critical Internet Resources- Taking Down Criminal Networks Sovereign Rights In Globally Contentious Global Policy Issue (Botnets) - Strategies & Policies Distributed Computing Systems Chair: Amitabh Singhal, BoD – ‘.Org’, Chair: Roland Cloutier, Global Chair: Mahesh Uppal, Director, The Public Internet Registry CSO, ADP ComFirst India Pvt. Limited 1515– 1615 Panelists Panelists Panelists Kuek Yu-Chuang, VP Asia, ICANN S S Sarma, Scientist D, Cert-In (Policy) Chris Hopfensperger, Cherian Samuel, Associate Kevin Sullivan, Senior Security Technology Policy Counsel, BSA Fellow, IDSA Strategist , Microsoft The Software Alliance Parminder Jeet Singh, ED, IT For Vikram Tiwathia, Associate Aaron Kleiner, Global Public Change Director General, COAI Policy Strategist, Microsoft Anil Nama , CIO , CtrlS Datacenters Ltd 1615 – 1645 Tea Break Is Pre-emptive Cyber Strike Justified? Big Data Analytics: Boon For Security Is the risk of cyber warfare Or Bane For Privacy overstated? Moderator: Nandkumar Chair: Shyamal Ghosh, Former Saravade, Advisor, Assurance, Chair: G.K.Pillai, Former Home Secretary, DoT and Former Ernst & Young LLP Secretary, Government of India Chairman, DSCI Panelists Panelists 1645 – 1745 Panelists Lt Gen (Retd) Aditya Singh, Lt Gen (Retd) Davinder Kumar, S K Bhalla, Director, National Former member of the National former Signal Officer in Chief, (Debate) Telecom Training Institute, DoT Security Advisory Board Indian Army Narayanan Madhavan, Senior Vivek Lall, President & CEO, Wg Cdr Ajey Lele, Research Fellow, Editor, Hindustan Times Reliance Industries IDSA Samik Mukherjee, Policy Amit Sharma, Deputy Director, Sameer Patil, Associate Fellow in Strategists, Intel DRDO National Security, Gateway House Vakul Sharma, Advocate, Supreme Suresh Ramasubramanian, ICS Court Quality Representative, IBM SmartCloud Security & Privacy As Career… Covering dimensions of Product, Services & Operations Moderator: Vinayak Godse, Director – Data Protection, DSCI 1745- 1900 Exhibition Time Panelists Hord Tipton, ED, (ISC)2 Sanjay Bahl, Sr. Consultant, Cert-In PVS Murthy, Global Head - Governance, Risk & Compliance, TCS Abhilash V. Sonwane, Sr. VP - Product Management, Cyberoam Technologies Pvt. Ltd Venue : Jade 1830 - 1845 ET CIO.Com Portal Launch DSCI Excellence Awards 2013 – Corporate and Law Enforcement • Introducing the Awards: Kamlesh Bajaj, CEO, DSCI 1900– 2000 • Welcoming the Chief Guest: Som Mittal, President, NASSCOM • Awards Distribution & Address by the Chief Guest : Shri. G K Pillai, Former Home Secretary, GoI 2000 Cocktail & Dinner Onwards Venue : Lawn Area Agenda | Day Two | 12th Dec. 0700-0900 Registration Security 2020 ...Sponsored by DeltaProactive Key Speakers 0800- 0900 Anshul Abhang, MD & CEO, DeltaProactive Vaidyanathan Iyer, IBM Kamlesh Bajaj, CEO, DSCI Venue : Jade Track I Track II Track III Time (Venue : Ballroom 1 ) (Venue : Ballroom 2 ) (Venue : Ballroom 3 ) Kinetic Impact Of Exploiting Time To Invest For Protection Clean Pipe - Role Of The Telecom Operational Technologies (SCADA, Against APTs? Network In Improving Cyber Health ICS) Chair: Anjana Choudhary, Deputy Chair: Kamlesh Bajaj, CEO, DSCI Chair: Joseph Gigi, Scientific DG , NIC Officer(G), GNS, Computer Division, Panelists BARC, GoI Panelists R.R.Mittar, DDG, TEC 0930 – 1030 Debu Nayak, CSO , Huawei Panelists (Industry ) Bryce Boland, APAC CTO, FireEye Sunil Soni, CISO, PNB Telecommunication, India Rajabahadur V Arcot, Security Maheswaran S, Regional A.J. Vijayakumar, CISO, Tata Consultant, LDRA Technology Pvt Specialist DLP/ APT, Websense Communications Ltd Anshul Abhang, MD & CEO, DeltaProactive Venkat Raghavan, Sr VP, Corporate Development, BlueCoat Digital Forensics In The Age Of Meaning of Privacy In The Age Of (DevOps)- Transforming IT Social, Mobile And Cloud Sensors, Augmentations, Operations And Governance Of 1030 – 1130 Computing Gamifications And Algorithms Security Chair – A P Singh, DDG, UIDAI Chair: M M Oberoi, IPS, IGP, Delhi Chair: Sumeet Kapur, CEO, Global Police Groupware Solutions Limited Panelists Apar Gupta, Partner, Advani & Panelists Panelists Co Paul Black, APAC Regional , Jim Hietala, VP - Security, The R. Ramamurthy Gemini, Managing Principal, Investigative Open Group Chairman, Cyber Security & Response, Verizon Ganapathi Subramaniam,CSO, Privacy Foundation Alok Gupta. Founder & Microsoft India Vinayak Godse, Director – Data Managing Director, Pyramid Hord Tipton, ED, (ISC)2 Protection, DSCI Cyber Security & Forensic (P) Ltd. Samir Dutt, Director, Forensics Guru 1130 – 1200 Tea Break Optimizing Investment In SIEM Integrating Services Of ‘Cyberwar Trust Overlay Over The Untrusted Solutions For Next Generation Mercenaries’ With Security Risk Network Defense Management … Privatization of the Internet? Chair: Burgess Cooper, CTSO, … Situational Awareness, Security Trusted Identities? Trusted Devices? Vodafone India Automation Protocols & Security Operations Chair: B J Srinath, Sr. Director, DeitY Panelists Chair: Sivarama Krishnan, Partner, Panelists 1200 – 1300 Sudeep Das, Technical PricewaterhouseCoopers Pvt. Ltd. Pratap Kesarkar, VP Technical Consultant, RSA Business Development, India (Technology) Digvijaysinh Chudasama, Panelists Sales & Market
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