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W22C	Wednesday, January 23 · 10:00 am – 11:30 am

Security and Mobility in Wireless Broadband Networks The advent of wireless broadband networks offers the potential for a variety of new consumer and enterprise applications. At the same time, the new business models that will evolve raise concerns about maintaining consumer privacy, protecting corporate data and network integrity. This session will examine the evolving broadband mobility paradigm—what are the emerging service capabilities and business models? What are the architectural alternatives and standards for maintaining trust and security? What's at risk, and where should controls be implemented by the subscriber? Broadband mobile Internet services and business models Consumer privacy in a digital economy Emerging architectures and standards for accessing hosted applications The implications of broadband services on mobile-network architectures

CHAIRPERSON: Jeff Cortley, Director, Programs and Business Development, Lucent Technologies, has been an agent for change, leading a succession of initiatives into new markets and the formation of new businesses. He was the architect of Lucent's e-Services Group and played a key role in launching the PacketIN family of Internet-enabled services. SPEAKERS: Stu Vaeth, Director, Product Marketing, nCipher, leads nCipher's product-marketing team and provides the strategic direction for nCipher's new-product development and new markets. Mr. Vaeth joined nCipher in 1999 with 15 years experience in developing and marketing high-security cryptographic systems and PKI solutions for government and financial customers. David LaFaire, Director, Business Development, Cotelligent, is an eBusiness and mBusiness solutions architect with over 13 years of technical and business experience. Anurag Lal, Vice President, Strategic Services and Business Development, iPass, Inc., has more than 15 years of experience in business development and marketing for telecommunications and high-tech companies. Mr. Lal joined iPass from BT Worldwide, where he was vice president of Internet and multimedia services.