http://www.computerworlduk.com/management/security/standards-law/news/index.cfm?newsid=12815 

By Leo King
Computerworld UK
January 16, 2009

Two senior representatives from the vendor community have joined the 
board of the Jericho Forum.

Philippe Courtot, chief executive at security auditing software firm 
Qualys, and John Arnold, chief security architect at IT services 
business Capgemini, will now be on the board of the security-focused 
user group. Their selection marks the first time a vendor has been 
represented on the board.

Three end-user firm bosses have also been re-elected: Paul Simmonds of 
pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca, John Meakin of oil giant BP and Andrew 
Yeomans of investment bank Dresdner Kleinwort. Adrian Seccombe of 
pharmaceutical firm Eli Lilly and Steve Whitlock of aircraft 
manufacturer Boeing remain on the board.

Both Qualys and Capgemini have been members of the Jericho Forum for 
four years. The forum aims to help businesses with security 
organisation, processes and products, as well as calling for industry 
standards. It expects to focus closely on cloud computing this year.

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