Data Security Essentials
Protecting organisational data and the customer data entrusted to your care
Crowne Plaza Mutiara
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
“Data loss trends are set to increase through 2009. With increasing economic pressures creating budget
constraints, companies will be more vulnerable to the risk of data loss and their consequences.”
~ Malcolm Marshall, KPMG Partner ~
Course Facilitator:
Eric Svetcov CISSP, CISM, CISA, CIPP, CHS-III
Managing Director
SV Technology Limited, NEW ZEALAND
Partial Client List:
• Visa • HSBC • ING • US Department of Defense
• Chevron • Pacific Gas and Electric • Pacific
Bell (now AT&T) • ShoreTel •Verio (now NTT
Communications) • Google •Cisco • Intuitive
Surgical • Pfizer • Fonterra
Attendees will receive the following
sample policies:
 Data Security – Comprehensive data
security policy – access control, acceptable
use, data classification, data ownership, and
data lifecycle (creation, usage, transmission,
storage, and disposal)
 Data and Media Disposal – Policy around
disposal of data and media
 Incident Management – Policy for managing
incidents
 3rd Party Data Security – Data handling
policy for vendors, partners, and other 3rd
parties
LAPTOPS REQUIRED:
Attendees are requested to bring a Windows XP or
Vista laptop for the practical exercises during Day
Two. Attendees will be installing ‘Imperva Scuba’ on
this computer for this exercise. ‘Imperva Scuba’ can
be downloaded free from the internet but will also
be provided by the trainer for download during the
session.
Who Should Attend:
Senior Vice Presidents, Vice Presidents, Directors, General
Managers, CIOs, Heads of the following departments:
Enterprise Data Management • Data Management •
Security & Risk • IT Security • Data Security • Information
Security • Business Intelligence • MIS
CoreVentus (M) Sdn Bhd (635570-V)
Suite 8.0, Level 8, Menara Choy Fook On, Jalan Yong Shook Lin, Petaling Jaya 46050, Selangor, Malaysia
T: +603.7958.4900 F: +603.7958.2900 E: enquiry@coreventus.com W: www.coreventus.com
Monday & Tuesday
August 3 & 4, 2009
ATTEND this workshop and You will GAIN these VALUE ADDED
BENEFITS:
 Insights into better alignment of data security efforts to company
strategic goals
Ensuring the data security program aligns with strategic organisational
goals, as well as leading IT and Information Security governance
standards and frameworks.
 Discover new technology solutions that might be helpful in mitigating
the risk of an adverse data disclosure
Understanding the solutions to improve data security and what risk is
mitigated should it be implemented. Learn how easy or difficult it would
be to implement these solutions.
 Improve engagement with Information Assurance professionals to
help you and your company achieve your goals
Forming strategic partnerships with the internal audit team to improve
data security efforts. Also understanding what is the goal of external
auditors.
 Integrate your efforts (and create allies) to improve data security
efforts
Working with other departments in your organisation to ensure a
complete approach to data security.
 Enhance your data security policies through better alignment with
leading governance frameworks
Gain insights on the roles of a corporate governance structure and an
IT/Information Security governance standard or frameworks in building
a data security programme.
 Expand your data security vision to encompass all company and
customer data wherever it might reside
Understand where data lives, who is responsible and who is accountable
for the data identified.
In this workshop you will LEARN to:
 Understand where your company and customer data actually resides
and methods for securing your data wherever it might be
 Identify who owns the data and who is responsible for managing the
data
 Better leverage leading frameworks to drive improved data security
results
 Integrate current technology solutions that can help you drive quick
improvements to your data security issues
 Engage with internal audit and other risk and compliance groups
within your company to help you achieve your data security goals
 Utilise tools to help you identify the current state of data protection at
your organisation