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Bruce Schneier, Founder
and CTO BT Counterpane
(Nov. 5 Breakfast Keynote)
Bruce Schneier, the
internationally renowned security technologist was referred to
by The Economist as a "security guru”. Author of eight
books -- including the best sellers Beyond Fear: Thinking
Sensibly about Security in an Uncertain World, Secrets
and Lies, and Applied Cryptography -- and hundreds
of articles and academic papers, his influential newsletter,
Crypto-Gram, and blog "Schneier
on Security," are read by over 250,000 people. Mr. Schneier
is a prolific writer and lecturer, a frequent guest on
television and radio, and is regularly quoted in the press on
issues surrounding security and privacy. |
Pip Coburn, Principal
& Founder Coburn Ventures
(Nov. 5 Luncheon Keynote)
Pip Coburn founded, along with his core team
from UBS, Coburn Ventures, an organization that puts its
knowledge about "change" to work in the realm of technology,
telecom, and media investing. Prior to founding Coburn Ventures,
Pip Coburn was a Managing Director and the global technology
strategist in the technology group of UBS Investment Research.
He has been featured in Fast Company, Barron’s, Fortune, Smart
Money and MIT's Technology Review. His book “The Change
Function: Why Some Technologies Take Off and Others Crash and
Burn”, addresses why some technologies are adopted and why most
are not. |
Nicholas Carr,
Business Writer (Nov. 6 Breakfast Keynote)
His article, IT Doesn't Matter, published in the Harvard
Business Review, set off a world wide debate on the value of
information technology in business.
Nicholas writes a column on
innovation for
Strategy & Business, where he's a contributing editor, and
writes on technology for
BusinessWeek. In 2005,
Optimize magazine named him one of the top five "emerging
thinkers" on information technology. His
upcoming book,
The Big Switch: Our New Digital Destiny, examines the future
of computing and its implications for business and society. |
Ted Demopoulos,
Principal, Demopoulos
Associates (Nov. 7 Breakfast Key Note)
Ted Demopoulos’ professional background includes over 25 years
of experience in Information Technology and Business, including
15 years as an independent consultant. Ted has helped start a
successful information security company, was the CTO at a
"textbook failure" of a software startup, and has advised
several other startups. He is a frequent speaker at conferences
and other business events, author of
What No One Ever Tells
You About Blogging and Podcasting: Real-Life Advice from 101
People Who Successfully Leverage the Power of the Blogosphere,
coauthor of Blogging for Business, and the
principal of Demopoulos Associates.
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Jim Christy, Director,
Futures Exploration for the Defense Cyber Crime Center (Nov.
7 Luncheon Key Note)
Jim Christy is a recently retired Federal Agent from
the Air Force Office of Special Investigations
who specialized in cyber crime investigations and digital evidence
for over 20 years. Jim
is well known as the original case agent in
the "Hanover Hacker" case, which involved a group of German
hackers electronically penetrating Department of Defense
computer systems all over the world and then
selling the information to the Soviet KGB. This case was
detailed in the best seller, "The Cuckoo's Egg", by Dr. Cliff
Stoll and in a docu-drama produced by the Public Broadcast
System. |
Steven Rambam, Founder
& CEO, Pallorium
(Closing Key Note Nov. 7)
Steven is a licensed Investigative Agency
with offices and affiliates worldwide. Since 1980, Pallorium's
investigators have successfully closed more than 8,000 cases,
ranging from homicide investigations to missing persons cases to
the investigation of various types of sophisticated financial
and insurance frauds. Steven was one of the first investigators
to expose "prime bank note" and "trading programs" frauds, and
his investigations in conjunction with U.S. federal law
enforcement agencies resulted in some of the first convictions
and imprisonment of prime bank note
fraudsters. |
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| Here are just a few of the industry-leading
session speakers confirmed for ICE 2007. |
Brian Beggs, CEO, DigitalDefence
Digital anti-forensics: New
Challenges for the Cyber
Investigator |
Tom Kyte
Vice President, Public Service Division Oracle |
Sanjay Anand, Chairman
Sarbanes-Oxley
Institute |
Dr. Catherine Boivie
Senior VP, Information Technology
Pacific Blue Cross |
Dr. Richard Reiner
Chief Security & Technology Officer
TELUS Security Solutions |
Duncan Card
Partner, Bennett Jones |
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