The e-Security 2014 is a conference that covers topics such as:
- Security Architecture
- Security principles (least privilege)
- Security policy: firewall policy, e-mail and Internet policy, security architecture
- Division of duties
- Technical security measures: network segmentation, firewalls, intrusion detection, secure configurations, secure application architectures
- Security architecture components
- Why e-Security is necessary
- Security goals
- Threats to e-business
- Spoofing
- Quantitative and technical analysis of threats
- Sniffing, hacking
- Denial-of-service attacks
- Securing Websites (inbound access)
- Server security: web server, application and data(base) servers, WAP server and DNS server
- Website architectures
- Transaction security
- Firewalls
- Router, bastion host
- Firewall architectures
- Packet filtering
- DeMilitarised Zone (DMZ)
- Application level filtering
- Identification, authentication, authorisation and encryption techniques
- Directory Services
- Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) concepts
- Trusted Third Party
- Single Sign-On (SSO)
- Secure Internet Use (outbound access)
- Mailserver security
- Internet and e-mail usage policy
- Scanning: e-mail traffic for viruses, browser connections (Java applets, Java script, ActiveX)
- Proxy server
- Legal Issues
- Securing personal data
- Outsourcing contracts (site development, site hosting, content management, personnel)
- Legal aspects of e-commerce
- Computer crime
- Security Management
- Security management processes
- Security organisation: information strategy, plan, policy, security roles and responsibilities
- Setting up security logging, monitoring and reporting
- Preventive, detective and corrective security measures
- Questions and answers
- Dealing with Hackers
- Collecting evidence
- Policy and legal measures
- ‘Honey pots’ and their uses
- Using intrusion detection
The e-Security 2014 brings together managers ofe-business or IT infrastructure resources.
