The 2010 Chief Security Officer (CSO) awards will be presented to individuals not only in Vietnam but also in other ASEAN member countries, according to the organisers.
At the 2010 CSO Conference and Awards, the second in Vietnam and the first in ASEAN, slated for Dec. 9-12, CSOs from Vietnam will compete for 10 awards and those from other ASEAN countries for nine awards.
The organisers said the expansion will bring an opportunity for CSOs of Vietnam to exchange experiences with their regional colleagues.
By now, 61 candidates, including 36 from Vietnam, have registered for the awards, which rate not only professional skills, but also management capacity and prestige of the CSOs.
Alongside with the awards presentation, the event will include a CSO conference under the theme “The Evolving CSO from Incident Reaction to Proactive Management”.
CSOs together with State officials and foreign experts will discuss hot issues related to information security.
The CSO Awards organisers include the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Information and Communications, the Vietnam Computer Emergency Response Team (VNCERT) and the International Data Group (IDG)./.
At the 2010 CSO Conference and Awards, the second in Vietnam and the first in ASEAN, slated for Dec. 9-12, CSOs from Vietnam will compete for 10 awards and those from other ASEAN countries for nine awards.
The organisers said the expansion will bring an opportunity for CSOs of Vietnam to exchange experiences with their regional colleagues.
By now, 61 candidates, including 36 from Vietnam, have registered for the awards, which rate not only professional skills, but also management capacity and prestige of the CSOs.
Alongside with the awards presentation, the event will include a CSO conference under the theme “The Evolving CSO from Incident Reaction to Proactive Management”.
CSOs together with State officials and foreign experts will discuss hot issues related to information security.
The CSO Awards organisers include the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Information and Communications, the Vietnam Computer Emergency Response Team (VNCERT) and the International Data Group (IDG)./.
