Visa Global Security Summit – “Securing the Future of Payments”
Presented in Cooperation with the Economist Intelligence Unit
March 18 and 19, 2009
Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Washington, D.C

Wednesday, March 18

4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Registration and Product Demonstrations - Mandarin Foyer

6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Welcome Reception - Oriental Ballroom

Thursday, March 19

7:30 – 9:00 a.m.
Registration and Product Demonstrations Open - Mandarin Foyer
Breakfast - Oriental Ballroom

9:00 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
General Session – Grand Ballroom

WELCOME FROM SUMMIT CHAIRPERSON
Adrian Phillips, Deputy Chief Enterprise Risk Officer and Regional Head of Risk for North America, Visa Inc.

VISA KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Ellen Richey, Chief Enterprise Risk Officer, Visa Inc.

PANEL DISCUSSION
Innovations In Payment Security

Data thieves are increasingly sophisticated in targeting card information – both stored and in motion and the impact affects all payment system stakeholders. This panel will explore what the industry must do to reduce the storage of data including compliance with the PCI DSS but also how to make data unusable to the criminals through innovations such as authentication and encryption.

Moderator: Avivah Litan, Vice President and Distinguished Analyst, Gartner, Inc.

• Gerry Sweeney, Global Head, eCommerce & Authentication, Product Innovation & Development, Visa Inc. Global Business Readiness Panel
• William Van Orman, Treasurer, OfficeMax Inc.
• Carmen Carnero-Silvo, Deputy Managing Director, Group of Companies ServiRed S. A./SERMEPA S.A.
• Don Roeber, Vice President, Manager of Merchant PCI Compliance, Fifth Third Bank
• David Weick, Senior Vice President, Shared Services and Chief Information Officer, McDonald's Corporation

BREAK

MORNING KEYNOTE ADDRESS
David Dewalt, President and Chief Executive Officer, McAfee, Inc.

PANEL DISCUSSION
Payment Security: The State of Global Business Readiness; Presented by The Economist Intelligence Unit

Are global companies ready for the security challenges and opportunities presented by the increase in electronic payments? The Economist will unveil a new global study of the world’s executives that will explore how the C-Suite prioritizes payment security and the level of their preparedness. The panel discussion will be the culmination of executive roundtables held in Russia, Singapore, Brazil and Mexico.

Moderator: Nigel Holloway, Director, Industry & Management Research, Americas, The Economist Intelligence Unit

• Gaston Huerta, Director, Fraud Prevention, BBVA Bancomer, Mexico
• Gurinder Nihal, Country Head, Global Transaction Services, Royal Bank of Scotland, Russia
• Alvaro Teofilo, Superintendent, Security Operations Center, Produban - Grupo Santander, Brazil
• Stephen Y.W. Chang, Executive Director and Head of Cards - Asia Pacific, Treasury Services, JPMorgan, Singapore

12:25 - 1:25 p.m.
Lunch - Oriental Ballroom

KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Martha Coakley, Massachusettes Attorney General

1:25 - 5:30 p.m.
General Session - Grand Ballroom

PANEL DISCUSSION
Small Business: The New Target of Data Thieves

Criminals have always preyed on the weakest link; now they have their sights on unsuspecting small businesses. Small businesses are increasingly a larger percentage of compromise incidents yet are the least prepared to deal with such challenges to their business. This panel will explore the emerging trend of small business as targets and discuss what must be done to combat this growing problem.

Moderator: Steven Salter, Vice President, BBBOnline, Council of Better Business Bureaus

• Chris Gray, Director, Innovation Policy, Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Ontario, Canada
• Dr. Charles Matthews, President, International Council for Small Business
• Merrill Phelan, Manager, Information Systems and Programming, Washington Metro Airport Authority
• Paul Cook, Managing Director Barclaycard Payment Acceptance and Board Director, Barclaycard

PANEL DISCUSSION
E-commerce

Card-not-present fraud is a growing global program for all payment participants, but fighting it requires a layering of different local market strategies. This panel will examine the unique and ongoing challenges of conducting commerce in a faceless, cardless internet transaction and the new risk-based techniques, policies and processes the private and public sector are exploring to ensure the continued growth of global e-commerce.

Moderator: David Hogan, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, National Retail Federation

• Orson Swindle, Senior Policy Advisor and Chair, Security Initiatives, Center for Information Policy Leadership
• James Andrew Lewis, Director and Senior Fellow, Center for Strategic and International Studies
• Heather Gorringe, Owner, Wiggly Wigglers, U.K.
• Kristin Lovejoy, Director, Corporate Security, IBM
• Mauricio Icaza, Director of Operations, Bradesco Cards, Brazil

BREAK

PANEL DISCUSSION
Meet the Experts on Cyber-Crimes and Computer Intrusions

To solve a problem, one must first understand it. This panel of former data hackers and the law enforcement professionals who track them provides a rare glimpse into the mind and motives of today’s data thieves. The panel will explore the latest hacker techniques and the ongoing race for law enforcement and the industry to keep pace.

Moderator: Joe Majka, Global Head of Fraud Control & Investigations, Visa Inc.

• Kevin Mitnick, Founder, Mitnick Security Consulting
• Dan Kaminsky, Director of Penetration Testing, IOActive
• Mark Grantz, Special Agent, U.S. Secret Service
• John Stewart, Vice President and Chief Security Officer, Cisco Systems, Inc.

CLOSING REMARKS
Adrian Phillips, Deputy Chief Enterprise Risk Officer and Regional Head of Risk for North America, Visa Inc.