Conference Overview

Computer security has become a crucial legal and a technical issue for many organizations. It will only become more important with new regulatory security mandates, emerging civil liability theories and national security concerns.

There are legal strategies and actions, which can and should be taken to manage security compliance and risks, but too few lawyers and executives even recognize the problems. This Conference will expose some of the security risks and compliance issues then offer strategies and tactics for their management.

This is an opportunity to understand the legal liabilities arising from security issues, policies and procedures - beyond the "bits and bytes." The conference will focus on presentations to address the key segments including the implementation experience, best practices, and case studies for Data Security, Cyber Crimes and Cyber Laws.

Invited Speakers

Selected Papers

The Speakers will include recognized government, industry and academic experts involved in dealing with issues of concern for the Conference theme. The Conference will be scheduled under the following 4 Tracks:

Track I : NETWORK SECURITY Track II : DATA SECURITY Track III : COMPUTER FORENSIC Track IV : CYBER LAW

Track I : NETWORK SECURITY Network Security for the Corporate Government Information-security & accountability Institutional Network Security Network Intrusion - Hacking Liability of Network Service Providers Computer Viruses & Worms	Track II : DATA SECURITY Data and Transmission Standards Data Encryption Methods Electronic Fund Transfer and Security of Data Banking and e-funds transfer Data Protection & E-governance
Track III : COMPUTER FORENSIC Detecting Cyber Crime Components of Computer Forensics Preserving Computer Evidence Computer Forensics Practices Adopted by the Police and other Enforcement Agencies	Track IV : CYBER LAW Data Protection Legislations Policing the Cyberspace Role of Judiciary in the Digital Age Network Security and Law

Who Should Attend