ICT Security Africa Summit 2010
11th – 14th May 2010, Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort, Mombasa, Kenya
GLOBAL BEST PRACTICES TO ENHANCE CYBER SECURITY & PROTECT CRITICAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURES & ASSETS ACROSS AFRICA
PROG 5 – ICT Security Africa Summit – May 2010 Kenya _CISO Summit Africa
Opening Keynote Speeches Confirmed By:
- Dr. Bitange Ndemo, PhD, CBS, Permanent Secretary, Office of the Permanent Secretary – Ministry of Information and Communications, Republic of Kenya
- Hon. Eng. Philip O. Okundi, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK)
- Mr. John Sergon, EBS, Ag/ICT Secretary, Directorate of e-Government – Office of the President, Republic of Kenya
- Mr. Paul Kukubo, CEO, Kenya ICT Board
International Keynote Speeches Include:
• Dr. Peter O. Okenyi, Chief Information Security Officer, African Development Bank, Tunisia
• Mr. Ray Stanton, Global Head of Business Continuity, Security & Governance Practice, British Telecom, UK
• Lady Olga Maitland, CEO, Money Transfer International, UK
• Mr. Osioke O. Ojior, Director of Information Security & Compliance, National Cancer Institute, SAIC-Frederick, Inc., USA
• Dr. Ekwow Spio-Garbrah, CEO, The Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO)
Esteemed International Speaker Panel Includes:
• Mr. Jona Owitti, ICT Audit & Governance Consultant; President, ISACA Kenya Chapter; & Former Regional IT Audit Manager – Africa, Middle East and Pakistan Region, Chevron Corporation
• Mr. Daniel Gyampo, Head, Group Information Systems Audit – Group Audit and Compliance, Ecobank, Ghana
• Mr. Richard Cross, CISO, Toyota Motor Europe, Belgium
• Dr. Ed Gelbstein, Adjunct Professor, Webster University, Geneva, Former Advisor to the UN Board of Auditors and Former Director, UN International Computing Centre, Switzerland
• Dr. Cheryl Hennell, Head of IT Security and Information Assurance, Openreach, UK
• Mr. Dismas O. Ong’ondi, Head of IT, Kenya Pipeline Co. Ltd & ISACA Kenya
• Mr. John Pendleton, Group Information Security Manager, Financial Crime Prevention and Security, Old Mutual plc
• Mr. Samuel Gitta, Business Risk Management – Information Systems Security Manager, MTN Uganda
• Mr. Tony Crilly, Managing Director, STS Management Limited, UK
• Mr. Michael Holstein, Regional Security Manager Sub-Saharan Africa, Nestlé Group Security, Kenya
• Mr. Michael Colao, Recently Global CISO & Director Information Management, Dresdner Kleinwort
• Mr. John Colley, Managing Director, EMEA, (ISC)2 EMEA
• Mr. Kostja Reim, Managing Director & CEO, Security Risk Solutions Ltd, Kenya
• Mr. Jason Finlayson, COO, Security Risk Solutions Ltd, Kenya
• Dr. Matunda Nyanchama, Principal Consultant, Agano Consulting Inc.
Posted: March 24th, 2010 under Business News, Conferences, Economic Development, ICT, Training.
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Comment from justus Bwoburu
Time: April 15, 2010, 8:04 pm
Bwoburu, Justus Onderi
C.O.O JusCleanInc.
Calgary,Alberta.Canada.
http://www.juscleaninc.ca
Hello Mr.BwOburu,
Thanks for ur mail,
Your country stand’s as the least benefitted from the AGOA business scheme of the world,well like i told you in my previous mail,i work with the AGOA grant programme, AGOA has granted a 100,000$ each to individuals and companies to open up a trade free market to the US complex for business for about 8 people from your country to the US after under the Loans granting office in Africa till MAY.
The world economy crunch is affecting business today,the AGOA scheme are giving out grants and loans for business that are been affected by the economic crunch.
2009 U.S.-Africa Business Summit, September 29-October 1, 2009, The Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
The world economic crisis is affecting the world today,under the G20 meeting in London,each individual from third world country can benefit from the trade scheme and get a grant in as much you are a bonafide citizen of your country,
The team will have to visit New York for the grant,if imposible they will have to open an account with the Agoa org and get thier loans in the country through the African office.
I am glad to meet you like i told you in my previous mail,i work with the AGOA business loan grant for compamies and individual to lesser citizens of the world from africa and Asia,
I am single and my hobbies are reading, watching movies,Students,business parteners,family members,churches,NGO”s, small scale farmers,traders,orphanage home can benefit from the orgainsation and get the chance to meet Miss florize liser, US secretary of commerce and trade.
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Students are to be given schoolarship to further their education in the in Business,businees parteners will go into full scale business.
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You only need a membership form with your group and as soon as your membership is approved you either for the grant and the open market trade to flow in goods from your country..
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I believe you have to contact miss florizelle liser and mr steven koplan in our office below for membership.
Only 8 permanent citizen from your country are to benefit from the trade scheme programme,and its also applicable to Asian and south American countries.
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http://www.agoa.gov.
AFRICAN GROWTH AND OPPURTUNITY ACT.
I have been appionted to lead the grants to individuals and companies from your country. I find your profile interesting as someone to meet,i am still single,just waiting for the right man.If you would love to be part of the opputunity and be among the sheme,you should contact mr koplan and miss florizelle B liser below.
Florizelle B. Liser
1100 17th Street, N.W.,
Suite 1100 Mahattann, suite 20036
USA.
agoa.registry@consultant.com
Hit me back.Ok Mr.Justus?
Rita conell,consultant
Comment from SAM ARAP SANG’
Time: June 10, 2010, 12:01 pm
The AGOA business scheme was signed into law by former American president,George W bush,the scheme is to give out grants or money to individuals and companies in Africa and Asia to set up business in the USA economy,you can log unto the AGOA site below and see more of it, http://www.agoa.gov.
Mauritania and Cape Verde and Senegal has just been granted the funds to their individuals and their individuals are exporting goods from their country to the USA market.
Only 8 to 10 individuals can benefit from the funds and grants to set up business,your country is the next among the list to benefit from the trade scheme,if you would love to be part of it and exports goods and mineral resources from your country,grants of 100,000$ will be given to each individual from your country that want to be part of the trade scheme,you will have to register your company first with the AGOA board of directors and open an acount with the AGOA bank and your funds will be credited to each of you and your members and later an invitation for visas will be sent to your team to attend the AGOA trade business education in the USA.
i have been appointed to work as the inspection team to monitor your trade to the USA and this will give me the chance to meet you in the USA when you will be visiting the headquaters with your team.
You only need a membership form with your group and as soon as your membership is approved you either for the grant and the open market trade to flow in goods from your country.
I believe you have to contact miss florizelle liser and mr steven koplan in our office below for membership.
Only 8 permanent citizen from your country are to benefit from the trade scheme programme,and its also applicable to Asian and south American countries.
http://www.agoa.gov.
AFRICAN GROWTH AND OPPURTUNITY ACT.
I have been appointed to lead the grants to individuals and companies from your country. If you would love to be part of the opportunity and be among the same,you should contact mr koplan and miss florizelle B liser below.
Florizelle B. Liser
1100 17th Street, N.W.,
Suite 1100 Mahattann, suite 20036
USA.
agoa.registry@consultant.com
Hit me back.
Rita conell,consultant
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Comment from Ander Son Cupper LiVe.
Time: November 23, 2010, 11:58 am
I dont know whether you heard thi, but CNN recently made a report on “Kenya bids to be Call Center Capital”, .As a champion of Outsorcing retail tech support, customers service and some sales, obviously the Obama Administration is creating jobs behind the scenes. Well, How was the above summit? Dr.Matunda.
Comment from Festus Mswati
Time: December 20, 2010, 5:55 am
A good initiative esp for introducing trade for the youth in Africa. I am proud to be part of the bussiness team.
Comment from James Maangi
Time: February 10, 2011, 12:36 am
This is African property security technology that has not been developed because we got brain drained and believe on technologies that have links with western ideologies. When will we ever realise the powers we have to innovate, develop and commercialize our localised ideas that fit in well with our societies. Only when is intended for good although the violators/criminals are put through some challeging stress and pain same as it happens when one gets electrocuted while trying to tresspass. Go Africa….
Comment from eric
Time: May 30, 2011, 12:30 pm
im very optimistic that through the effort of our dedicated ps and miiister we wii achieve
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