Network Security
Date/Time:
March 26, 2012 to March 28, 2012
Location:
Munich
Germany
Event Web Site:
http://networksecurityevent.com/
Host:
iir telecom
Description:
Keeping Networks Secure in an Age of Ubiquitous Mobile Devices and Cloud ServicesThe proliferation of smartphones and emergence of cloud based services is redefining the mobile landscape and creating significant new revenue generating opportunities. From mobile banking to NFC to enterprise smartphone and tablet growth, mobile network operators are well positioned to capitalise on the popularity of next generation services. But the phenomenal growth of such devices and services simultaneously leaves networks at the mercy of malicious attacks from hackers and fraudsters alike.
In order to secure new business and alleviate concerns of prospective clients, mobile operators must ensure their networks employ a multi-layer security matrix which can protect the signalling, control, and application layers. With the global mobile security market forecast to reach $14.4 billion by 2017, the opportunity is ripe for mobile-security appliance and software developers to assist operators in minimizing the risk of data breaches and unauthorised access to and loss of personal information.
IIR’s inaugural Telecom Network Security 2012 is the only industry summit dedicated to mobile network security and brings together the respective key movers and shakers in the telecom, IT, and security markets.
FIVE Reasons You Must Attend Network Security
-PITCH YOUR SOLUTIONS to the vulnerabilities created by open mobile device operating systems including integrated security appliances, intrusion-detection/prevention systems, and content security gateways.
-BENCHMARK how your business solutions rank against your competitors
-GAIN UNPARALLELED ACCESS to senior decision makers from Europe’s leading network operators and LEARN WHAT SOLUTIONS they require
-NETWORK WITH YOUR KEY CLIENTS and pitch your product solutions during DEDICATED VENDOR PROPOSAL SESSIONS in the programme
-20+ case studies from leading TIER 1 OPERATORS from more than 25 countries