Cloud Computing Chapter Networking: Cloud Security

Tuesday, 26 April 2011 | Brewerkz @ Riverside Point | 4pm - 7pm

Dresscode: Shirt & Tie (office wear)

Is there Security in the Cloud?

Come and hear from our panel of speakers who will be sharing with you their perspectives on Cloud Security. In this session, audience will learn practical solutions on how to evaluate, implement and manage the protection for your organisation’s Cloud.

Our Speakers and Presentations:

There’s no such thing as Security in the Cloud

Dr Leong will be discussing on Cloud security from a user perspective. He will share with the audience a short laundry list of why there is a problem with security, and his positioning as a user on security in the cloud.

Dr Leong Mun Kew, CTO & Director, Digital & Knowledge Infrastructure, National Library Board

Taking cover when it rains: A practical approach to Cloud Security

So you are thinking about putting your users, documents and data into the cloud. What can you do today to make sure that it is safe? The speaker will share about Oracle’s Service-Oriented Security (SOS) message and how it is relevant with to helping you adopt a practical and standards based approach to Cloud Security. The speaker will also discuss on:

·         How the conversation changes as data moves outside of your control (into the cloud) to include requirements for consent, revocation, trust and privacy.

·         Map requirements to capabilities such as entitlements, data-ownership and federation to help define security as a business platform

·         Use Identity Management to help manage security for Social Apps in the cloud

·         Demonstration on live security integrations with iPhone, Facebook, Yahoo and Gmail

Amitpal Singh Dhillon, ASEAN Oracle Identity Management & Security, Lead Architect, Oracle Corporation

Hosted Security Services with Kaspersky

Cloud Computing is a new trend for the IT market; with many people deciding to implement cloud technology without getting the full view of the benefits and risks. In this session, Jason will go through the approach behind Kaspersky Hosted Security and assess how it is different from the conventional security product; and examine whether "Hosted Security" is a risk or the exact opposite.

Jason Siew, Technical Specialist, SEA Region, Kaspersky Lab

Note: Beers & finger food will be served!