Thursday | 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

SESSION TITLE

Agile Compliance

SPEAKER(s):

Hugh Taylor Lecturer UC Berkeley, School of Information

MAIN FOCUS OF PRESENTATION: Business

FAMILIARITY WITH SUBJECT: Novice & Familiar

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ABOUT THIS SESSION:

Agility is one of the great corporate dictates of our era. At the same time, the stringencies of compliance exert a countervailing force, requiring numerous processes and systems to conform with a spectrum of laws and policies. This session will look at the underlying issues of agility and compliance in depth, and explore possible solutions that can enable a state of “agile compliance”, where businesses can make quick moves without compromising their compliance efforts. What you will learn:

• Map agility requirements to Information Security Governance policy.
• Discover the optimal level of security and compliance without compromising business agility.
• Manage human and organizational factors that impede agility and compliance.
• Assess the impact, and potential, of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) on compliance.
• Find the correct path to secure, agile compliance in your organization.



ABOUT THE SPEAKER(s):

Hugh Taylor, CISM, teaches Information Systems management at UC Berkeley’s School of Information. An SOA consultant and expert on compliance, security, and Service Oriented Architecture, Hugh is co-author of the book Understanding Enterprise SOA (Manning) and author of The Joy of SOX (Wiley 2006). He is currently co-authoring the book Event Driven Architecture, Theory and Practice for Prentice Hall. His articles have appeared in such publications as SOA Web Services Journal, IT Audit, eDocs, and Software Development Asia. He speaks frequently on topics related to enterprise architecture and compliance, including presentations at the IBM Rational Developerworks and Web Services Edge conferences. Hugh received his BA and MBA from Harvard.