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| Date: | 27 April 2005 (Wednesday) |
| Time: | 1900hrs to 2100hrs. Registration will start at 1845hrs |
| Venue: | Room 701, NTUC Business Centre |
| | 1 Marina Boulevard, Level 7 OMB, Singapore 018989 |
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| RSVP: | Members or invited guests only. Pls register your seats at http://www.security.org.sg/members (members login required)
or e-mail to register@security.org.sg
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Title: What should Information Security Professionals know and do about Privacy?
Presenter: Peter Cullen (45 min)
Biodata of speaker
Peter is the Chief Privacy Strategist, Advanced Strategies & Policy of Microsoft Corp. As Chief Privacy Strategist, Peter Cullen is directly responsible for managing the development and implementation of programs which enhance the
privacy of Microsoft products, services, processes and systems, both internally and worldwide. Cullen reports to Scott Charney, chief
Trustworthy Computing strategist, and brings more than a decade of experience in privacy and data protection work to Microsoft's Trustworthy
Computing initiative. In this position, he will capitalize on his background in privacy and data protection practices, and their relationship to customer value,
to be an effective advocate for strong and innovative consumer privacy safeguards.
Previously, Cullen was the corporate privacy officer for the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), with the responsibility for influencing initiatives relevant
to the RBC Financial Group's strategic approach to privacy, and coordinating the management of privacy across RBC Financial Group. While
at RBC, Cullen established the Corporate Privacy Group and its practices, a first for a Canadian financial institution. He also implemented an
integrated privacy management/compliance structure for RBC's U.S.operations, which included six affiliate companies. As a result, Cullen
helped RBC become recognized as a North American leader in the area of privacy management. His 27 years at RBC also included service in retail
banking, at both the field and head office levels, including customer service and operations, customer loyalty, human resources and branch
operations and training.
Cullen holds a Master of Business Administration from Richard Ivey School of Business (University of Western Ontario). He is a founding member of
the Association of Corporate Privacy Officers, and is on the board of TRUSTe (http://truste.org/), a group dedicated to privacy and trust on the
Internet. He is married with two adult children. In his spare time, Cullen enjoys practicing his passion for the culinary arts.
Title: Information Security Trends and Development in China
Presenter: Eric Ashdown (45 min)
Biodata of speaker
Eric Ashdown is Chief Security Advisor of Microsoft China.
Thanks to our sponsor, Microsoft for providing the venue for this event.
Please note that members who are SSCP/CISSP can accrue CPE credits by attending this event.
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