Sorry for the goof up but please read the title of the talk as
"Securing your Enterprise and IT Infrastructure". Also, please note
that the phone number at GCCI for registration is 2424252.

> Computer Society of India, Goa Chapter
> Press Note
>
> Seminar on “How secure is your IT enabled Enterprise?”
>
> Computer Society of India, Goa Chapter, in association with IT
> Sub-committee of Goa Chamber of Commerce & Industry is organizing a
> half-day seminar on “ How Secure is your IT Enabled Enterprise?” on
> Saturday, 26th July, 2008 at GCCI Hall, Panaji from 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm.
> The seminar will be conducted by Mr Satish Kumar Dwibhashi, Senior Manager
> of SecureSynergy, Pune , a company that is globally recognised for its
> consultancy in the domain of security certifications and product
> solutions such as McAffee antivirus software. The seminar will expose the
> threats to which the networked business is exposed to and will outline the
> strategies to secure the business and protect vital personal and business
> data.
> This is the second of the seminar organized as part of 25 year’s
> celebrations of computer society of India’s presence in Goa.
> Registration fee for the seminar is Rs 300/- for individuals, Rs 250/- for
> CSI members and Rs 100/- for students.
> Persons interested in attending the seminar are requested to contact GCCI
> registration desk on phone number 224223. There are limited seats for the
> seminar and participants will be registered on first come first serve
> basis.
> All the IT professionals, entrepreneurs, teachers and students of Goa as
> well as Managers/CEOs and others are urged to attend the seminar.
>
>
> Ramrao Wagh,
> Dept of Computer Science & Technology, Goa University
> rswagh@..., 9423882964
> Secretary,
> CSI, Goa Chapter
> Encl: Session Brief
>
>
> Brief for the session to be conducted on Cyber Security for CSI Chapter
> members in Goa.
>
> It is a fact that the data that we all accumulate in computer systems has
> acquired significant value. Some would even go to say that within a month
> of installation, the accumulated data is more expensive than the
> server/storage purchased. Cybercrime has changed from being malicious to
> one where people sit down and figure out ways of making money out of cyber
> crime. A clear indication of this is the shift from network/perimeter
> level attacks to attacks on data, applications and web services. The
> effort then, is not to just annoy, prove a point or even cause downtime
> but financial benefits at another’s expense. Cyber attacks are no longer
> by a few disorganized geeks but organized criminal syndicates. The profile
> of the criminals has changed as has their methodology and purpose.
>
> Criminal syndicates extract information for fraud, extortion or other
> criminal activities, cause downtimes and loss in business. Some of them
> work for competitors – imagine the impact on a telecom firm or a bank if
> the client database is stolen. A type of cyber crime like phishing has
> been in existence over the last 10 years as a method for committing online
> financial fraud. This has become large today with syndicate recruiters
> trawling websites, bulletin boards and chat rooms to collect information
> about potential candidates they could recruit to perpetuate crime. India
> as an emerging economic powerhouse with its own marquee organizations,
> Intellectual property and burgeoning spending class will also attract
> cyber syndicates. We have already witnessed several data thefts as well as
> phishing attacks and this is going to increase. The online world will
> closely resemble real world crime driven by fraud and financial gains.
>
> CSI Chapter invites you for a one hour session on "Cyber Security" on the
> 19th of July 2008 at the Goa Chamber of Commerce
> Timing: 3.00 PM - 4.00 PM
>
>
>
> Resource person:
>
> SATISH KUMAR DWIBHASHI
> Designation : Senior Manager – Client Solutions Group
> Total Years of Experience : 15 years
> Qualifications / Certifications :
> Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
> Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
> Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)
> Certified Vulnerability Assessor (CVA)
> BSI ISO27001 Lead Implementer
>
> Skill Sets :
> Governance, Risk & Compliance
> ISO 27001 implementation & Audit
> Security Audit & Security Controls Analysis
> IS Audit as per RBI IS Audit Checklist
> Network Auditing
> Vulnerability Assessment, Penetration Testing & Web App. Security Audit
>
> Experience:
> Satish Kumar Dwibhashi holds a Masters degree in Computer Applications and
> is a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), Certified Information
> Security Manager (CISM),
> Certified Vulnerability Assessor (cVA) and BSI ISO27001 Implementer, with
> around 15 years experience in the field of Information Technology &
> Information Security.
> His experience includes ISO 27001 implementations for major organizations
> in the Software and various other industries. He has rich exposure to
> Security Policy formulation,
> Risk Assessment methodologies, Threat Assessment, Vulnerability Analysis
> methodologies and Auditing Network infrastructure by using advanced
> network analysis and assessment tools.
> Played a very active role in IS Audit of 10 branches of a leading Bank in
> Maharashtra as per RBI IS Audit Checklist, domains included are
> Physical/Logical Access Controls,
> Segregation of duties, review of Disaster Recovery Plan and Fallback
> arrangements in association with a Chartered Accountant Firm.
> Apart from undertaking consulting assignments, Satish Kumar has rich
> experience in ERP consulting, implementation and post implementation
> audit.
> Satish Kumar has also rich experience in various IT implementation and
> solution architecting.
>
>
>
>
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> Ramrao Wagh
> Research Scholar
> Kanwal Rekhi School of Information Technology
> IIT Bombay
>


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Ramrao Wagh
Research Scholar
Kanwal Rekhi School of Information Technology
IIT Bombay