What You Will Learn

Safeguard your mobile services on the move:

• Secure and maximise mobile applications: define the new risks ofconverged services and keep ahead of mobile 2.0 hackers and fraudsters
• Examine new research on mobile malware and extrusion/intrusion leakages - implied cost and compliance. Who’s liable in the end -operators, handset manufacturers, enterprises, or the end-user?
• Consider the impacts of the 'cracked' Oyster card: which technologiesare the most safe? Will open source or proprietary systems safeguardyour most valued customers and data?
• Hear from European standards bodies and Government on thelatest recommendations
• Understand new implications of HSPA and NGMN for mobile security: optimise faster working practices with an awareness of thenewest dangers
• Learn how to safeguard DRM - content and payments - and how toprotect verticals from vulnerability as they enter the mobile domain
• Measure identity authentication resistance with live testing demonstrations from the experts
• Understand the nature of surveillance and proper protocol for trackingand recording network intrusion

Who Will You Meet?

• Storm Jarl Landaasen, Division Head of Security, Telenor Business
• Janne Uusilehto, Head of Product Security, Nokia
• Thomas Nogues, Director of Technology, EMEA, Motion Picture Association (MPA)
• Colin Blanchard, Security Risk and Compliance Director, British Telecoms (BT)
• Mark Priestley, Security Expert, Vodafone Group R&D
• Hadi Nahari, Principal Security Architect, eBay
• Anders Hansmats, Senior Security Advisor, TeliaSonera Mobility Services
• James Moran, Fraud and Security Director, Security Group, GSMA
• Sinisha Patkovic, Senior Manager, BlackBerry Security - EMEA, Research In Motion (RIM)
• Digital Security Group, Radboud University
• Forensic Telecommunications Services
• European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI)
• OMTP
• AdaptiveMobile
• Motorola Mobile Devices
• Symbian
• Yankee Group
• NMPCU
• Giesecke & Devrient
• And many more...