20-03-2012
The Summit aims at analyzing the enormous quantity of information circulating in the Web, and the other conventional media, on the issues of information security, and defining the key issues, trends and criticalities of this sector.
AlmavivA attends the Security Summit 2012
Clusit and CEventi organize the 2012 Security Summit in Milan, on 20-21-22 March.
The Summit aims at analyzing the enormous quantity of information circulating in the Web, and the other conventional media, on the issues of information security, and defining the key issues, trends and criticalities of this sector.
The distinctive feature of the Summit is the presence of a large number of qualified high-profile speakers: IT Security Managers of banks and public and private entities and organizations, consultants of international organizations, entrepreneurs.
The program of the Summit is an extraordinary opportunity, featuring the collaboration of leading enterprises in the sector, university professors, high-profile consultants, as a result of which Italy can be introduced into the most prestigious industry circuits.
An opportunity to further investigate and exchange opinions within the ICT Security community, to improve knowledge of the available technologies and solutions.
Andrea Mercurio, Security Solutions Manager at AlmavivA’s ICT Security Practice, will speak at the Security Summit on Thursday, 22 March 2012, at 12.15 pm, on "Managing the digital identities of users, to ensure secure access to services and to effectively contrast the new Web-based threats".
The speech, based on the experience achieved by AlmavivA in a number of important eGovernment projects relating to the electronic identification of citizens, will illustrate the architecture of a Centralized Platform for Qualifying for Digital Services, enabling the effective control and governing of processes and the qualification of infrastructures for identifying and managing user credentials for safe access to services.
For more information visit the Security Summit website
