Speaker: Lisa Lorenzin, Moderator (Principal Solutions Architect - Security Solutions, Juniper Networks), Mike Fratto (Managing Editor, Labs, InformationWeek), Steve Hanna (Distinguished Engineer, Juniper Networks), Greg Kazmierczak (Vice President of Technology Strategy, Wave Systems), David O'Berry (Director of Information Technology Systems and Services, The SC Dept. of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Serv), Dr. Michael Willett (Senior Director for Security, Seagate)
Date/Time: Tuesday (November 18, 2008) 9:45am — 2:45pm
Topic: Trusted Computing
Presentation Abstract
The purest vision of endpoint control begins with an embedded hardware TPM. But a clash of industry titans has erupted over the race to avoid using a TPM by using NAC, NAP, TNC, or whatever flavor you happen to fancy. Meanwhile, current generation computers have TPM chips onboard and this is the perfect venue where you can decide whether this matters to you. If a hardware TPM is where you’re headed, what’s the roadmap? If it’s not, how good does endpoint management need to be to provide reasonable security? We expect some of the sharpest divergences of opinion to occur in this summit series.
Presentation Format: Summit Session
Audience level: M - Suitable for those new to management
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