Free Admission for ISACA members

We have been discussing on information security and of course risk management for a while now. Are the problems completely solved…? Have we done enough ground work to make sure that the important aspects on risk management are well looked in to and well tied to the information security elements? Rajesh flying from Shanghai will share some experience from Infosys on what are the different threats perceived today, how risk assessments and mitigations can be effectively executed and how some of the available standard infrastructures that can be laid out to ensure the critical risks impacting the organizations are controlled or mitigated in an effective and efficient manner.

Rajesh Rajagopal is the Head, Quality for Infosys Technologies (China) Company Ltd. in Shanghai. Infosys (www.infosys.com NASDAQ: INFY) defines, designs and delivers IT-enabled business solutions that help Global 2000 companies win in a Flat World. These solutions focus on providing strategic differentiation and operational superiority to clients. Infosys has more than 122,000 employees in more than 50 offices worldwide. Infosys is part of the NASDAQ-100 Index and The Global Dow.

Rajesh was instrumental in getting the Infosys China centre assessed at CMMI L5 in 2007 and reassessed in 2010. He has been providing consulting services to various organizations in the US and Asia Pacific in industry sectors such as banking, manufacturing, transportation, aviation, insurance and healthcare, retail and telecommunications. In addition, Rajesh is involved in information security management systems auditing, setting up enterprise risk management systems, process consultancy and training for various industry sectors. He has expertise on various quality models and philosophies that includes CMMI, ISO, ITIL, SIX SIGMA, MALCOLM BALRIDGE etc. Rajesh has vast experiences in executing audits and assessments for many internal and external customers. He has been part of many regional conferences and workshops on the topics of IT development, software engineering, project and risk management etc. Rajesh also represented Infosys in the ‘Software Quality Management and Process Improvement Annual Meeting, 2009’ in Shanghai. His views on ‘How process improvements help boost productivity during economic crisis’ was selected as one of the best articles for the conference.

Rajesh was formerly the Operation Excellence Lead & Six Sigma Black Belt for Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in India. He graduated from Kannur University (Kerala, India) with major in Mechanical Engineering specializing on Industrial Management & Statistical Quality Control. He is certified and experienced with project management practices, CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration), CMMI L5-ATM (Assessment Team Member), Six Sigma, and so on. He was awarded as one of the ‘Best Black Belt’ for the invaluable contributions made towards Six Sigma practices across the global locations of TCS in 2005.

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Payment can be made at the door by cash or cheque when attending seminar.                  

Fees:       HKICPA/HKCS/CGA/ITAA Member: HK $50   

Non Member                            : HK$100

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Administration Officer at (+852) 3568 5438.

I would like to attend the seminar “Information Security & Risk Management- Have We Done Enough Ground Work? (Conducted in English)” on Thursday, 24 February 2011.

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