Presenter: Ken Hosac, Vice President of Business Development, CradlePoint At CradlePoint, Ken has served in both Product Management and more recently Business Development, where his focus is on wireless carriers, network equipment manufacturers and system integrators. Ken has 23 years experience in marketing, sales, development and manufacturing. Prior to joining CradlePoint, Ken served as VP of Marketing for Casabyte (later acquired by JDS Uniphase), the leading provider of service validation solutions to wireless service providers. Ken also served as VP of Business Development for GoAhead Software (later acquired by Oracle), the leading provider of high availability software to communication infrastructure providers. Ken earlier spent 10 years at Hewlett Packard in a variety of engineering and engineering management roles. Ken holds a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering and an M.S. degree in Manufacturing Engineering, both from Stanford University. Moderator: Carl Ford, Community Developer Mobility TechZone Crossfire Media Carl Ford is Co-Founder of Crossfire Media focused on the impact of communication technology on consumers and industry. Carl has been highlighting the key initiatives around the advances of the Commercial Internet since the beginning. From developing Product and service strategies to moderating meetings at ETSI, Carl’s 20+ years have always focused on the impact that service cost, regulatory and marketing issues have in rolling out new services. As a community developer for Pulvermedia, Carl developed all of the VON Conference content. As an integral part of the IP Communications community, Carl has been instrumental in helping develop various trade organizations and has advised many companies on both strategic and technical issues to satisfy the needs of these company’s customers.

Any company that stores, processes, or transmits credit card information must comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI-DSS). With the recent publication of version 3.0 of PCI-DSS, companies with M2M applications like kiosks, ATMs, and mobile POS systems need to ensure their networks are secure and compliant.

Failure to conform to these standards can result in fines, lawsuits, and even bans from processing credit cards. Even worse, companies that are breached can find themselves in the news headlines, significantly impacting goodwill with customers, partners, and shareholders.

Join us to learn how PCI-DSS 3.0 affects how you deploy and maintain PCI compliant M2M networks.

What Attendees will learn:

• How to transmit sensitive data securely from remote networks
• Crowd sourcing libraries to add drivers from common sensors and peripherals
• How to segment networks to maintain PCI compliance even while providing public WiFi
• Remote management of network devices

Who should attend:

• IT Directors
• Network Administrators
• Network Specialists
• IT/Network Architects
• M2M integrators
• M2M solution manufacturers
• CIO Office
• CTO Office
• Business Continuity Managers
• Solution Architects