Help! My TV has a virus! Not a call any call center would be expected to take today, but with the rise of the IP-connected household and an all-IP approach to services, is good, scalable, and efficient security protection being overlooked in the race for revenue? Not only is brand reputation at stake, but also, commercial opportunities abound in security service add-ons to a multi-play strategy. Furthermore, with SLA-bound services such as IPTV, VoD, and voice being carried, what is protecting key servers and network locations from attacks? This session will consider the various opportunities and approaches to secure the services and the revenue.

Paul Gainham Director of Service Provider Marketing Juniper Networks

Mr. Gainham joined Juniper Networks in 2003 as product marketing manager for Juniper Networks EMEA. In his current role, his responsibilities include managing the team that drive the marketing activities around Juniper's core and edge routing platforms, working closely with internal sales as well as customers and channel partners to ensure that Juniper products are well represented in the market and reflect and drive customer needs and directions in this space. Mr. Gainham has worked in the IT and networking industries for about 20 years, gaining a wealth of experience in vendor, network operator, and end user roles.

David Noguer Bau Head of Carrier Ethernet Juniper Networks

Mr. Noguer Bau has extensive experience in carrier data services with special emphasis on next-generation multi-play services and network architectures. He has wide experience speaking at international conferences. Mr. Noguer Bau holds an IT engineering degree from Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona and has an executive M.B.A. from EADA Barcelona.

Saverio Niccolini Manager, Real-Time Communications Group NEC

Dr. Niccolini is currently the manager of the Real-Time Communications Group and leads technically the VoIP security work at NEC Laboratories Europe, Network Research division, in Heidelberg, Germany. He authored two books, "IP Telephony Cookbook" and "Guide to Network Resource Tools," and about 20 papers published in international conferences and magazines. He received his Ph.D. in information engineering in 2004 from University of Pisa.

Andrea Sassi Security Technical Manager Telecom Italia

Mr. Sassi was graduated from the University La Sapienza of Rome in telecommunication engineering. He has been working at Telecom Italia since 2000. Mr. Sassi has been involved, as network engineer, in different activities on the IP network and business services. Currently he is responsible, in the security area, for all the aspects concerning the countermeasures and new threats analysis.