Top Attractions at the Rescheduled Security 500

December 11, 2012

Are you earning your stripes in the security industry? Meet other power players at the premier place for peer-to-peer networking in the industry – the Security 500 Conference.

The 6^th Annual Security 500 Conference will be held at The Roosevelt Hotel in New York City on February 12^th. Check out this year’s findings of the 2012 Security 500 report presented by Mark McCourt¸Security Magazine’s Publisher.

There, you can meet with other security executives from top companies and organizations such as New York Presbyterian Hospital, Target Corporation, Ingersoll Rand, Johnson & Johnson, Drexel University, General Electric and many more.

This event is free to qualified attendees – CSOs and Security Directors, and you can register here through Friday, February 8^th.

The conference commences at 11:30 a.m. with lunch and concludes at 8:30 p.m. after a networking reception and the Security 500 Recognition Dinner.

Top features of the conference include:

Dinner Keynote

Roland Cloutier

ADP Inc.

Vice President, Chief Security Officer

How the Best Security Leaders Are Managing Risk and Driving Organizational Value

Mark McCourt

Founder, Security 500

Publisher, Security Magazine

The agenda also includes several top security panel discussions, including Transcending Security: Empowering the Business with Daniel DeLorenzi of MetLife Stadium and Tim Janes of CapitalOne; 3rd Party Oversight: Securing Procurement Brad Brekke of Target, Bill Anderson of Ryder, Jim Murphy of Kimberly-Clark; and Cyber Crime: Time to Play Offense! with Ed Goetz of Constellation Energy and Paul Poh of Fiserv.

Find out more at www.Security500Event.com

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