November 15-17, 2016
London, England

Day 2

7:00 am - 8:00 am Breakfast

Sponsors:
Cylance



Simon Legg, Executive Director Information Technology at PRA Health Sciences

Simon Legg

Executive Director Information Technology
PRA Health Sciences

Simon Legg, Executive Director Information Technology at PRA Health Sciences

Simon Legg

Executive Director Information Technology
PRA Health Sciences

8:05 am - 8:35 am Information Security for a Fully Interconnected World

In this presentation see a real world example of how to maintain a security programme in a world where users expect full access to data, the cloud, BYOD and a perimeter-less network
Giacomo Colini, Director of Information Security at King.com (Candy Crush)

Giacomo Colini

Director of Information Security
King.com (Candy Crush)

8:40 am - 9:10 am Business Meetings

9:10 am - 9:40 am Business Meetings

As organizations continue to leverage analytics to make critical business decisions, managing data throughout its lifecycle becomes more important. Data needs to be protected from initial creation through archiving the information. Privacy and security are headlines- executive leadership, including the C-Suite and Board of Directors are asking about especially with the new data privacy regulation going into effect by 2018. How does the cyber security executive ensure privacy, security and business requirements are aligned?
This session will cover some thoughts, possible approaches, lessons learned and a discussion what has worked and not worked for session participants.

Join this discussion:
•Where data is and who owns it throughout the life cycle
•Understanding common data practices to ensure compliance
•Reviewing key components of the new regulation and avoiding potential pitfalls
•Mastering data masking, encryption and other security controls
•Understanding requirements with the GDPR

Panelist: Bjorn Watne, Group CISO, Storebrand
Panelist: John Popolizio, CSO, New York Life
Panelist: Daniel Cisowski, CISO, Vorwerk & Co. KG
Panelist: Simon Legg, Executive Director Information Technology, PRA Health Sciences
Moderator:  Adrian Davis, Managing Director EMEA, (ISC)2
Bjørn Watne, Chief Security Officer at Storebrand

Bjørn Watne

Chief Security Officer
Storebrand

Adrian Davis, Managing Director EMEA at ISC2

Adrian Davis

Managing Director EMEA
ISC2

Simon Legg, Executive Director Information Technology at PRA Health Sciences

Simon Legg

Executive Director Information Technology
PRA Health Sciences

Daniel Cisowski, CISO at Vorwerk & Co. KG

Daniel Cisowski

CISO
Vorwerk & Co. KG

Nina Barakzai, Group Head of Data Protection & Privacy at Sky

Nina Barakzai

Group Head of Data Protection & Privacy
Sky

10:30 am - 10:45 am Mid-Morning Tea


10:45 am - 11:30 am Brainweave: Empowering Organisations to Proactively Leverage the Dark Web & P2P Intelligence


Cyber exploitations are undermining the very integrity of our global markets, damaging brands, Intellectual Property, Privacy, and Financial transactions. Current risk mitigation efforts fall woefully short in addressing the origination of these incidents. In this session, we'll explore how to empower organizations with actionable Threat Intelligence that truly enables decision-makers to become proactive by leveraging the Dark Web and Peer-2-Peer domains. Sovereign will define these notorious domains and demonstrate why bad actors are also using Encrypted Messaging.


Mark Johnson, CEO at Sovereign Intelligence LLC

Mark Johnson

CEO
Sovereign Intelligence LLC

10:45 am - 11:30 am Master Class: Bridging the gap between Security and DevOps

Sponsors:
Veracode
Join John Smith, Senior Security Architect at Veracode where he explores the key pain points that are often felt between the security and DevOps teams which inevitably leads to a slower remediation time and potentially a less secure application.
•         How to automate your DevOps pipeline
•         How to get to remediation quicker (whilst still keeping security high)
•         How to improve the people and processes of a DevOps programme


John Smith, Security Architect at Veracode

John Smith

Security Architect
Veracode

11:30 am - 12:00 pm Business Meetings

12:00 pm - 12:30 pm Business Meetings

12:35 pm - 1:40 pm Networking Lunch



1:35 pm - 2:20 pm Track: Empowering Unified IT/OT Systems to Secure the Enterprise

Explore common issues existing in many industrial control systems including the apparent disconnect between existing control and communication systems and classical corporate IT. As control systems continue to change away from proprietary systems, look at common challenges and incompatibilities between contemporary IT and OT systems. Explore the best methods for successful integration to ensure enhanced cyber security. Look at ways the Internet of Things is affecting critical infrastructure
In this discussion:
• Analysing security gaps across IT/OT
• Navigating threat intelligence, network security monitoring, and malware analysis
• Improving incident response and disaster recovery
Andreu Bravo, Global CISO at Gas Natural Fenosa

Andreu Bravo

Global CISO
Gas Natural Fenosa

1:35 pm - 2:20 pm Track: Optimizing Global Security in an Inter-Connected World

The world is becoming more and more inter-connected.  Many US-based financial institutions are global enterprises with presence all around the world, either through expansion into other countries or via service agreements with third-party providers offshore.   The approach to Security in different regions of the world can vary widely or even slightly, but important, ways.  It is imperative to take a holistic view of security across all assets and sites globally in order to effectively manage it.  

Topics to be discussed:
•Regulatory drivers for Banking and Financial Service Industry
•How to manage and measure risk with foreign third parties and subsidiaries
•Offshore protection of Intellectual Property and personally identifiable information 
•Business continuity and disaster recovery

Anwar Kazi, SVP Global Security at Key Bank

Anwar Kazi

SVP Global Security
Key Bank

2:25 pm - 2:55 pm Business Meetings


2:55 pm - 3:25 pm Business Meetings


3:25 pm - 4:10 pm Master Class: Balancing Risk- Tackling Security Challenges with AI

Sponsors:
Cylance

Modern enterprises inevitably increase their attack surface area as they adopt new and different work practices in order to better compete. In order to support this reality requires a technologically sophisticated security solution. The need for endpoint protection is really nothing new, although most organizations don’t spend a lot of time thinking about it. Traditional security suites can only protect against threats that have been previously identified. These legacy solutions sort through signatures stored in their database to determine whether an application meets their profile of a threat; once detected, the malicious program is neutralized. But this all depends on the program already existing within the database. Not only are there millions of new threats released each month, but there are new threats that are able to hide their presence and mimic other types of file. Through artificial intelligence, enterprises can secure a system against previously unknown threats, in addition to threats that may hide their malicious behaviour while under scrutiny.


Bryan Gale, VP Product Marketing at Cylance

Bryan Gale

VP Product Marketing
Cylance

3:25 pm - 4:10 pm Think Tank: Live Hacking Presentation: Where Does Your Vulnerability Lie?

Sponsors:
Virtual Forge
•Understanding a cyber attack from the perspective of the hacker: What are your vulnerabilities?
•Witnessing in real time how a hacker infiltrates your company’s network in order to gain access to your customer data
•Understanding the steps needed to be taken to ensure that your network and customer data remain secure on all touch points



Jochen   Fischer, Head of International Sales at Virtual Forge

Jochen Fischer

Head of International Sales
Virtual Forge

4:10 pm - 4:30 pm Afternoon Tea

4:30 pm - 5:00 pm Business Meetings

5:00 pm - 5:30 pm Business Meetings

5:30 pm - 6:00 pm The Swiss Perspective of Data Regulations in the Financial Sector

In this session discuss the impact of data security regulations. Hear the Main differences and approaches in a country with strong compliance regulation and high level of confidentiality for customer’s data: cyber threats, risks and countermeasures in banking companies. This discussion will offer a glimpse at what  Swiss corporations are doing and how EU regulations affect them.

6:00 pm - 6:10 pm Chairperson Evening Close