At-A-Glance

Track
  • BC = Business Continuity Issues
  • EB = Emergency Management & Business Continuity Issues
  • SB = Security & Business Continuity Issues
  • LB = Leadership & Business Continuity Issues
Level Format
  • C = Case Study
  • L = Lecture
  • W = Workshop
  • P = Panel Discussion
  • 100 = Beginner
  • 200 = Beginner - Intermediate
  • 300 = Beginner - Intermediate
  • 400 = Intermediate - Advanced
  • 500 = Advanced

Monday, May 19

2:00 PM - 6:00 PM Registration Open

Tuesday, May 20

7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Registration Open

8:00 AM – 9:30 AM Welcome Breakfast and Keynote Speaker

9:45 AM - 5:00 PM

  • BC1: Tutorial: Business Continuity 101 (100L)

9:45 AM - 11:00 AM

  • BC2: Conformity Assessment: Can You Prove You're Compliant? (300L)
  • BC3: BC Plan Profiling (400L)
  • EB 4: Emergency Health Services of Nova Scotia’s Approach to Continuous Availability (200C)
  • EB 5: Catastrophic Planning: Response Team Dynamics and Coordination Training (300W)
  • SB 6: The Hand Is Quicker than the Eye: The Cost of Compromised Information and How to Protect Against It (300L)
  • LB 7: The People Side of Contingency Planning (300L)

11:15 AM - 12:30 PM

  • BC9: Continuity & Resiliency Paradigm and Proliferation (200L)
  • BC10: One Day BIA (500C)
  • EB 11: Improved Emergency Response and Preparedness through Advanced Visualization (100L)
  • SB 12: Controlling Violence within a Public Setting (300L)
  • SB 13: Leveraging IT Best Practice Toolkits for BC Planning (300L)
  • LB 14: Beyond Risk: What is the Right Thing To Do? (400W)

12:30 PM – 2:00 PM Luncheon and Guest Speaker

2:15 PM - 4:30 PM

  • SB 16: Threat Assessment Teams: The Wave of the Future for Workplace Violence Prevention (300W)

2:15 PM - 3:30 PM

  • BC 17: Selling an Emergency Notification System to Management (300L)
  • BC 18: REACH and the Supply Chain (300L)
  • EB 19: Creating Hospital Surge Capacity: Emergency Support Functions and Reallocation of Resources (300L)
  • SB 20: SOA Security and the Impacts to BCP (500L)
  • LB 21: Effective Total Cost of Ownership Strategies for IT Compliance and Governance (200L)

3:45 PM - 5:00 PM

  • BC22: Resiliency Finally Defined! (300L)
  • BC24: Enterprise Risk Management and its' Effective Application in Developing an Organization (400C)
  • EB 23: Developing an Integrated Public-Private Emergency Response System: A Blueprint for Success (300L)
  • EB 25: Infrastructure Vulnerabilities: Risk Assessment Considerations (300L)
  • LB 27: Building a Better Crisis Leader: We CAN Do More (400L)

5:00 PM – 7:30 PM Exhibit Hall Grand Opening Reception

Wednesday, May 21

7:30 AM – 5:00 PM Registration Open

7:30 AM – 9:00 AM Attendee Networking Breakfast

9:15 AM - 12:00 PM

  • BC30: Disaster Simulation Exercise (300W)

9:15 AM - 10:30 AM

  • BC31: A Case Study in the Battle of Data Storage Management (300C)
  • BC32: Contingency Planning on a Budget for SMEs (300W)
  • EB 33: Dirty Bombs, Chemical, and Biological Threats: Separating Fact From Fiction (300L)
  • SB 34: Event Logs Don't Lie: Step-by-Step Security (400L)
  • LB 35: Verifying IT and Business Continuity (200L)

10:45 AM - 12:00 PM

  • BC37: Two Sides of a Coin: Policy Management and a Repeatable eDiscovery Process (300L)
  • BC38: Legal Issues in Disaster Planning (300L)
  • EB 39: Transitioning from Disaster Response and Recovery to Enterprise Risk Management (200C)
  • EB 40: Tsunamis: Is the U.S. at Risk? (400L)
  • SB 41: Assessing Risk at the Software Level (200L)

12:00 PM – 2:30 PM Exhibit Hall Open with Luncheon and Dessert Buffet

2:45 PM - 4:00 PM

  • BC43: Virtualization and the “Green” Factor (300L)
  • BC44: Building a Business Continuity Program on Campus (200L)
  • BC45: Integrating Pandemic Readiness into Your Organization's Resiliency Model (300P)
  • BC46: BC on the Front Line: Product Reliability at Thomson Financial (400C)
  • EB 47: The New Language of Critical Infrastructure Protection (200L)
  • SB 48: Analysis of the Threat Landscape: Interaction between Cyber World and Organized Crime (300L)
  • LB 49: Crisis Decision-Making (500L)

4:15 PM - 5:30 PM

  • BC50: Vendor BCP Risk: Is Your Company Prepared? (300L)
  • BC51: How to Find Staff After the Hurricane (300C)
  • BC52: Beyond the Hit and Run Tabletop (300W)
  • BC53: Implementing Strategic BCM: A Business Led Approach (300L)
  • BC 54: Preparing for SAS 70 Audits (400L)
  • EB 55: Communications Path Diversity: The Key to Connectivity in a Crisis (400L)
  • LB 56: Executive Updates That Get Results! (200L)

Thursday, May 22

8:00 AM – 11:00 AM Registration Open

8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Continental Breakfast and Prize Raffle in Exhibit Hall

10:00 AM - 11:15 AM

  • BC 58: Business Continuity, Voluntary Compliance? Public Law 110-53 Title IX (200L)
  • BC 59: BC and Supply Chain Success: How Discovery Networks Survived Hurricane Wilma (300C)
  • BC 60: Enterprise Resilience: Beyond the Data Center (400L)
  • EB 61: My Building is Flooded, I’m Glad I Have a Plan (200L)
  • SB 62: Virtual Reality: How to Securely Embrace Virtualization (300L)
  • LB 64: The Future of BC Education (300P)

11:30 AM - 12:45 PM

  • BC 65: BETH3 - Simplifying the BCM Strategy Selection Process (300L)
  • BC 66: Post Exercise Review and Activities (300L)
  • BC 67: Why Wireless Telephony Needs To Be In Your BC/DR Plan (500L)
  • BC 68: BCP and Risk Management Advice Roundtable (300P)
  • SB 69: Managing Risk from Information Systems: An Organizational Perspective; Guidance of the NIST (500L)
  • BC 70: Success or Failure: The Importance of Emergency Preparedness Planning (400C)

Poll

In the past 12 months, has your organization conducted an exercise to test contingency plans?

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