Host’s Welcome

by Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) Security Show Profile

Automating breach response and recovery and avoiding unforeseen outages as you update your Incident Response playbooks for a work-from-home world

Presentation

• How does effective Discovery, Security and Service aid automated Response & Recovery
• Strategies for dealing with the explosion of complexity, endpoints and locations in a post-COVID-19 world
• The Day Zero state and how even one variable can create challenges

by David Shepherd, Vice President PreSales (EMEA), Ivanti Show Profile

How do you plan for the human responses in your Incident Response plan?

Panel discussion

• Advice on supporting colleagues’ resilience remotely whilst the organisation undergoes a crisis
• Best practice in communicating, internally, externally, and remotely, during your Incident Response
• Understanding psychological impact of the COVID-19 disruption on your workforce, and planning for the future

by Keil Hubert, Head of Security Awareness & Training, OCC Show Profile

by David Gordon, Global Crisis Management Lead, Standard Life Aberdeen Show Profile

by David Shepherd, Vice President PreSales (EMEA), Ivanti Show Profile

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Host’s Welcome

by Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) Security Show Profile

Cyber Resilience – Accelerate your Cyber Recovery capability via Automation

Presentation

• Reduce the human effort and extended recovery time experienced during the recovery from a cyber event by automating physical and virtual server recoveries from vaulted copies of your critical infrastructure
• 24 x 7 x 365 testing providing a real-time view of your critical business service’s readiness to recover from a Data Corruption or Cyber Event; and
• Enable the ability to automate the recovery of individual servers, business applications and groups of business applications that constitute critical front to back business or critical customer journey

by Duncan Blain, Business Process Resilience, DRaaS and Cyber Recovery SME, IBM Show Profile

Avoiding counter-productive behaviour and extensive data loss during your Response & Recovery – reducing the business impact from a cyber incident

Panel discussion

• How are people affected by stress during a response to an incident, and can decision making be automated to avoid overreactions?
• Reducing the recovery time and measuring your organisation’s recovery from stress
• Identifying and mitigating changing behaviours and attitudes to security hygiene

by Sarah Janes, Specialist in Culture & Behaviours in Security, Layer8 Show Profile

by Keavy Murphy, Manager of Cyber Risk & Compliance, Cambridge Mobile Telematics Show Profile

by Duncan Blain, Business Process Resilience, DRaaS and Cyber Recovery SME, IBM Show Profile

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Host’s Welcome

by Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) Security Show Profile

Mimicking human intuition: The Cyber AI Analyst

Presentation

• Alongside the rise of today’s dynamic workforce, the speed and scale of sophisticated cyber-attacks is rapidly increasing.
• As the cybersecurity industry continues to endure an ongoing skills shortage, over-worked and under-resourced teams urgently need augmentation in order to defend against evolving, sophisticated threats.
• To meet this challenge, AI needed to be taught to think like a cybersecurity analyst – and now automated investigation and triage is helping to uplift and augment human teams across the globe.

by Andrew Tsonchev, Director of Techonology, Darktrace Show Profile

Threat trends in a post-COVID-19 world: Countering new developed threats that put your recovery at risk

Panel discussion

• Securing newly implemented remote working practices and ensuring continuity of critical security functions
• Understanding and mitigating the new risks to your organisation’s information security
• Securing the remote workforce and preparing for the changing workforce dynamic post-COVID-19

by Tee Patel, vCISO, Ion Oak Security Show Profile

by A Senior Representative (confirmed), NCSC Show Profile

by Andrew Tsonchev, Director of Techonology, Darktrace Show Profile

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Host’s Welcome

by Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) Security Show Profile

Has your COVID-19 response broken data compliance regulations and left you open to new threats?

Presentation

• Which of your “new” processes might be non-compliant and requiring attention?
• How does the new hybrid working environment impact the IT security team and your operations?
• How should IT security officers manage sensitive information on-prem, in the cloud and in home offices at the same time?

by Fredrik Forslund, Vice President, Enterprise & Cloud Erasure Solutions, Blancco Show Profile

Risk & Resilience leaders’ legal briefing – compliance in a post-COVID-19 world

Panel discussion

• Where might compliance have been at risk during the COVID-19 crisis?
• Monitoring compliance and avoiding conflicts of interest in a remote workforce
• Maintaining audit and compliance in a new era of networking

by Rocio de la Cruz, Principal Associate, Gowling WLG Show Profile

by Dan Whitehead, Senior Associate, Privacy & Cybersecurity, Hogan Lovells Show Profile

by Michael Owen, Cyber Consulting Director, Mishcon de Reya LLP Show Profile

by Mary Kirwan, Financial crime and cyber security specialist Show Profile

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Host’s Welcome

by Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) Security Show Profile

How to Respond and Recover before your Resilience breaks

Presentation

• How to speed up Response and Recovery?
• How to keep you focus and lower resource load?
• How to prioritise and most importantly where to start?

by Boris Cipot, Senior Security Engineer, Synopsys Show Profile

Measuring your organisation’s cyber resilience – which metrics help you evaluate your posture?

Panel discussion

• What are the benefits and challenges of measuring your changing cyber resilience over time?
• How do you identify and priorities areas for improvement, before your resilience is broken?
• Overcoming communication challenges around the need to measure and respond to your cyber resilience weaknesses

by Ben Lindgreen, Head of Cyber Resilience, Pay.UK Show Profile

by Andy Giles, Head of Security & Resilience Centre of Excellence, Nationwide Building Society Show Profile

by Boris Cipot, Senior Security Engineer, Synopsys Show Profile

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Host’s Welcome

by Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) Security Show Profile

Zero Trust: Great idea, but what’s next?

Presentation

• What is Zero Trust?
• Why does it help?
• How to get started?

by Richard Archdeacon, Advisory CISO, EMEA, Duo Security Show Profile

Avoiding attacks and breaches with Zero Trust security: Identifying and minimising the barriers to successful implementation

Panel discussion

• Communicating the need and the savings effectively; where can a Zero Trust approach reduce costs and maximise efficiencies?
• Where are the main challenges in deploying a Zero Trust approach? Users; devices; applications; and data storage?
• Internal communication strategies to overcome resistance to change

by Donald Freese, Principal - Advisory Cybersecurity, Implementation & Operations, PwC Show Profile

by Andrew Aken, CIO/vCISO, DocDrew LLC Show Profile

by Richard Archdeacon, Advisory CISO, EMEA, Duo Security Show Profile

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Host’s Welcome

by Dr. Sandra Bell, Founder & CEO, The Business Resilience Company Show Profile

Cyber Resilience – How to bring Security & Resilience together

Presentation

• Identify the risks, protect applications and data and rapidly recover IT
• Fast, reliable and scalable recovery from cyber attacks
• Mitigate the impact of IT disruption with an operational resilience strategy

by Felicity March, Cyber Resilience Specialist, Europe Infrastructure Services, IBM Show Profile

The inquest: Acknowledging your own responsibility for cyber resilience

Panel discussion

• Addressing the ‘post-event fallout’ and how it impacts different roles
• Highlighting the many pain points of an ill-prepared organisation
• Determining where the responsibility belongs to all involved

by Colm OKeeffe, Head of Business Resiliency, Barings Show Profile

by Felicity March, Cyber Resilience Specialist, Europe Infrastructure Services, IBM Show Profile

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Host’s Welcome

by Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) Security Show Profile

Is any breach completely preventable for very little money?

Presentation

• How Business and IT process impacts security requirements.
• What actually causes most breaches.
• How upstream engagement and prevention can reduce Detection and Response workload.

by Greg van der Gaast, Head of Information Security, University of Salford Show Profile

Incident Response planning – effectively running phishing tests and crisis simulations remotely without destroying trust

Panel discussion

• Trust is hard to build and easy to lose, but does this undermine your Incident Response planning?
• Alternative approaches to traditional tests and simulations to maintain and build trust
• How to plan your cyber incident response exercises and crisis simulations remotely

by Vicki Gavin, The Cyber Coach™, The Cyber Rescue Alliance Show Profile

by Greg van der Gaast, Head of Information Security, University of Salford Show Profile

by JJ Cranford, Senior Product Marketing Manager, OpenText Show Profile

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Host’s Welcome

by Dr. Sandra Bell, Founder & CEO, The Business Resilience Company Show Profile

How to harness the power of AI to streamline the security of your business

Presentation

• Cyberattacks are increasing in sheer volume and sophistication, and legacy human-led defences are no longer effective.
• Businesses should be focusing on endpoint protection while making use of AI and machine learning technologies.
• Security teams are being pushed to the brink as they respond to rapid changes in the threat landscape, the regulatory landscape and changes in the economy.

by Roger Sels, Vice President Solutions - EMEA, Blackberry Show Profile

Ensuring a balance between AI and human involvement; working towards a correct approach to Risk Management & Business Continuity

Panel discussion

• Using your humans to monitor risks in algorithmic bias and programming errors
• AI & Data Protection:  The need for explainability and the role of humans in performing ongoing monitoring.
• Where are the potential reputational risks for organisations who use AI without human intervention in sensitive areas?

by Federica Maria Rita Livelli, Business Continuity & Risk Management Consultant Show Profile

by Jeremy Swinfen Green, Editor-in-Chief, teiss Show Profile

by Roger Sels, Vice President Solutions - EMEA, Blackberry Show Profile

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Host’s Welcome

by Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) Security Show Profile

How is your cyber risk profile changing in a post-COVID-19 world?

Presentation

• Designing controls for key operating areas taking place remotely
• Striking a secure balance in data security in the shift towards new ways of working
• Re-evaluating your cyber risk profile and how to recover effectively

by Chris Butler, Principal Consultant Risk, Resilience & Security, Sungard Availability Services Show Profile

After your COVID-19 Response: Rewriting your Incident Response playbooks for a remote work world

Panel discussion

• Adapting your crisis and incident response solutions to counter risks faced by remote working colleagues
• Ensuring that your updated playbooks are followed by responders and the wider workforce
• Exploring your Incident Response and improving your recovery

by Bernard Swierczyna, Director, First Ireland Risk Management Show Profile

by Gerard Kerrigan, Pen Test Partners Show Profile

by Chris Butler, Principal Consultant Risk, Resilience & Security, Sungard Availability Services Show Profile

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Host’s Welcome

by Thom Langford, Founder, TL(2) Security Show Profile

94% of cyber-attacks start with an email – How resilient is your Endpoint Protection Solution?

Presentation

• The traditional security perimeter is disappearing, being replaced by border-less workplaces where data roams freely among cloud, network and endpoint applications.
• This new paradigm entails a widening of the attack surfaces too, leaving organisations exposed to data breaches and cyber-attacks that most probably started with an email.
• Will your Endpoint Protection solution prevent the most complex, damaging attacks that your organisation might face these days?

by Gethin Jones, Beyond the Perimeter Security Architect, Check Point Software Technologies Show Profile

Developing an incident response plan for 3rd party and critical suppliers

Panel discussion

• Assess the visibility of supply chain risk and the mitigation processes that are in place
• Decision making and communication with the board on the risks and mitigating steps
• Building continuity plans that outline alternative suppliers to maintain critical service

by Gina Dollard, Head of Security Operations, AIB Show Profile

by Marc Avery, Chief Information Security Officer & Founder, Cyber Chain Alliance Show Profile

by Richard Absalom, Senior Research Analyst, Information Security Forum Show Profile

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