Wave Systems Corp. (fka WAVXQ)

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Mobile Security 2006

http://www.tuff.co.uk/Downloads/Informa%20Security%20(2).pdf

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Examining the Role of Standardisation within Mobile Product
Security to Build Robust Security Strategies
• Outlining current malware threats and potential future security challenges
• How can mobile device security be standardised and what is the effect of
standardisation?
• Detailing the perspective of Nokia on the Trusted Computer Group’s security
specification
• To what extent can TCG initiatives increase the security protection of the
mobile user?
Janne Uusilehto, Head of Product Security, Nokia Corp., Finland and Chair,
Mobile Phone Work Group, Trusted Computing Group

10:30 Panel Debate - What is the Extent of the Mobile Security Challenges
Facing Operators and their Customers Today?
The debate surrounding the true extent of mobile security threats is heated. Is a
major virus attack imminent? Are mobile devices likely to encounter large-scale
hacking? Do mobile operating systems suffer the same vulnerabilities as their fixed
counterparts? Or is the threat continuing to be overstated? This session will let you
join the debate on the true nature of the mobile security threat today:
• How do different players in the mobile value chain view the current threat and are
these views justified?
• Are the views of operators and vendors moving further apart?
• To what extent are viruses still a challenge facing operators?
• Have many of the issues that vendors are still flagging been solved by operators,
device manufacturers and software developers?
Paulo Simoes, Innovation Unit, TMN, Portugal
Janne Uusilehto, Head of Product Security, Nokia Corp., Finland and Chair,
Mobile Phone Work Group, Trusted Computing Group
Frank Zabawa, Corporate Security / Mobile Security, o2 GmbH & Co.OHG,
Germany
Janine Joubert, Forensic Services Risk Manager, Vodacom, South Africa


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