Melbourne - Wednesday 13 May 2009 (am) - CQ, 113 Queen St
Sydney - Thursday 14 May 2009 (am) - Portside Centre, 207 Kent St

Agenda: 
8.40am Registration & coffee
9.00am Keynote: Security & Protection Strategies for data in motion - by Dr Taher Elgamal
10.20am Securing file transfers and FTP - by Todd MacDonald, CTO, Information Gateways
10.40am Coffee break
11.00am Securing web services & B2B gateways - by John Lee, Axway
11.20am Securing web services & XML traffic from vulnerabilities - by John Dubber, RadWare
11.40am Email encryption security - by Kane Lightowler, Axway/ Tumbleweed
12.00pm SSL inspection - by James Wong, head of engineering, BlueCoat Australia
12.20pm Data leak prevention (end points) - by Kym Welsby, CTO and founder, Lync Software
12.40pm Data leak prevention (gateway) - by Todd MacDonald, CTO, Information Gateways
1.00pm Finish

About the Keynote Speaker:
Hear from the inventor of SSL about internal and external data protection, and secure data exchange & secure messaging with your trading partners and customers.

This keynote technical presentation is vendor neutral.  Attendees can also ask Dr Taher Elgamal questions relating to internet security.  Dr. Taher Elgamal is widely known as the inventor of SSL, the standard for web security.  At  RSA Data Security he ran the engineering department that developed the industry standard RSA cryptographic toolkits.  At NetScape he was chief scientist and was the driving force behind SSL. 

Dr. Elgamal has created numerous technologies and standards for data security and digital signatures, including the cryptographic basis for the Digital Signature Standard (DSS). DSS is the United States government standard for digital signatures, which are the confirmations of email messages sent by the claimed sender. Dr. Elgamal also invented the Elgamal Cryptosystem, which is the foundation for modern elliptic-curve ciphers and used in many commercial encryption products.

Dr. Elgamal is CTO of Axway/Tumbleweed, and serves on the board of directors of RSA Securities, Hifn, Phoenix Technologies, Securify, Facetime Communications, and Tumbleweed.  He received his Masters and PhD degrees in Computer Science from Stanford University.  At the RSA Conference this week in the USA, Dr Taher Elgamal was awarded the RSA Conference Lifetime Achievement Award for his work in cryptography and as the driving force behind SSL.  Dr Elgamal is one of the most coveted security experts in the IT industry.