Live Event Date: June 28, 2005

Industrial Network Security Vulnerabilities and Solutions
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Viruses, worms, hacking and other forms of attack on electronic assets continue to escalate annually. With the growth in connectivity between plant control systems and other computers that has occurred, control systems are no longer immune to cyber attack. Restrictions found in the control environment on patching, loading virus definitions and other protection techniques exacerbate the problem. This presentation will examine the common cyber vulnerabilities found in control system environments and explore the technologies that are available to mitigate these vulnerabilities.

Moderator
Nancy Syverson
Managing Editor
IMPO magazine

Speaker
Al Cooley
Director, Security Solutions
VERANO

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Drug Safety Issues – Affect and Outlook for the Industry
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Recent drug safety issues have forced the industry and FDA into the limelight like no other time in recent history. These issues will have far-reaching implications for Pharma. Our panel of experts will discuss drug safety issues and how they will affect the industry in terms of drug development, manufacturing and future regulations. Dr. Louis Morris will present the FDA’s final drug safety management guidance with a focus on RiskMAPS (Risk Minimization Action Plans); Bill Truhe will discuss technology strategy for drug safety; and, Dr. Ken Hintze will present a CRO perspective on challenges facing drug safety efforts of the pharmaceutical industry.

Moderator
Michael Auerbach
Editor-in-Chief
Pharmaceutical Processing

Panelists

• Louis A. Morris, Ph.D., President, Louis A. Morris and Associates, Inc.
• Bill Truhe, Managing Consultant, World Class International (WCI)
• Kenneth L. Hintze, Ph.D., DABT, Director of Global Safety & Pharmacovigilance, Kendle International, Inc.

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Processing Technology Expo 2004 Sessions
Emphasis on Pharmaceutical Processing
The 2004 event is available for on-demand viewing. By registering for the 2005 event, you will automatically obtain free access to the 2004 event. Register Free Now.

CFR Part 11 in a Changing Regulatory Landscape
Moderator
• Bill Burke, President, Merit Solutions
Panelists:
• Kendall Young, PhD., Risk Management Specialist
• Olin Thompson, Managing Partner, Process ERP Partners
• Melissa Paulik, Industry Manager, Life Sciences,
   Microsoft Business Solutions

Outsourcing Maintenance -- The Pros and Cons for Processing Plants
Moderator
• Rick Carter, Editor-in-Chief, IMPO magazine
Panelists:
• Mike Corbett, President, Corbett Associates
• Rebecca Morgan, President, Fulcrum Consulting Works

Processing Analytical Technology -- A Blueprint for Efficiency or Just Another Expense
Moderator:
• Mike Auerbach, Editor-in-Chief, Pharmaceutical Processing magazine
Panelist:
• Roddy Martin, Vice President, Industry Strategies Life Sciences, AMR   Research
• Ian Ciesniewski, Technical Director, North American
  Operations, Mettler Toledo

Save Money, Time and Sanity: Locate and Recall Products in Minutes
Moderator:
• Karen Langhauser, Editor-in-Chief, Food Manufacturing magazine
Panelists:
• Scot McLeod, VP Marketing, Ross Systems
• Carl Reynolds, Senior Consultant, AAC Consulting Group, Inc.

Living With OSHA
Moderator:
• Nancy Syverson, Managing Editor, IMPO magazine
Panelists:
• Cathy C. Oliver, Director, Office of Partnerships and Recognition, OSHA
• Don Jones, Regulatory Expertise Leader, Dow Chemical Company
• Jason Fox, Environmental, Health and Safety Engineer,
  Color and Glass Performance Materials, Ferro Corp.

Hottest Technology in Preventing Drug Counterfeiting
Moderator:
• Dan Mullen, President, Association for Automatic Identification and
  Mobility (AIM)
Panelists:
• Sarah Schabaker, DataMax Corp.
• Jeff Synder, Packaging Business Development Manager, RVSI

Using Kaizen to Improve Efficiency
Moderator:
• Rick Carter, Editor-in-Chief, IMPO magazine
Panelists:
• John Zyrkowski, President, Lean Techniques, LLC
• Jim Thomas, President of Lean Masters Consulting Group