IT Security Conference

The IT Security Conference is an annual event for decision makers responsible for their organisation’s IT Security.

Through a highly interactive and up-to-date agenda, the event focuses on sharing the latest knowledge and expertise, and provides unlimited opportunities to network with other decision makers, top experts and leading solution providers. Key topics include issues such as technologies, softwares and methods to protect the information, creating an IT Security policy, and protecting business critical information.


Sample of previous speakers

Kimmo Syrjänen Kimmo Syrjänen
Chief Specialist IT Risks & Continuity Management, Nokia, Finland		 Catharina Candolin Catharina Candolin
IT Manager, The Finnish Defence Forces, Finland
Agneta Syren Agneta Syren
CSO, Länsförsäkringar, Sweden		   Rita Lenander
CISO, E.ON Nordic, Finland
  Timo Pajala
Risk Management Expert, Kesko Oyj, Finland		   Pauli Wihuri
Head of IT Risk, Continutiy & Security, CIO Office, Nokia Oyj, Finland

Comments from participants

The IT Security conference was an excellent event and absolutely the best conference I have attended in this field.
Juhani Toikka, Head of Security,TS-Yhtymä, Finland

The Conference was a profitable event, with its subjects studied from numerous perspectives. The arrangements worked flawlessly and the staff of Management Events were on point.
Vilho Jämsä, Head of Security, Lemminkäinen Katto Oy, Finland

The way the Meeting Manager service of the conference worked caught me by surprise. The timetables held and they were thoroughly managed. The whole event was a success.
Jussi Aarnio, Head of Corporate Security, Fortum Oyj, Finland

Main Themes

  • Combining IT Security, Risk Management and Business continuity planning
  • Integrating IT Security as part of management strategy
  • Effective commitment of personnel to IT Security
  • Device independent user identification, strong identification
  • Effects of legistlation to IT Security politics
  • Business applications and IT Security
  • Organisational changes from IT Security’s view
  • Administrative information security & information security policies
  • Network attacks & information security of service infrastructure
  • E-mail IT Security and protection
  • Securing information, crypting
  • SOX
  • Web 2.0 – Social networks