8:30 - 9:30
Arrival, registration & breakfast networking
The event will begin with an informal networking session over a continental breakfast. This gives the attendees the opportunity to begin expanding their networks and to break into small groups and begin to discuss their biggest challenges as well as to exchange ideas
9:30 - 9:40
Introduction from the Network Group and the Chair
A brief introduction to the event software—this software, unique to the industry, empowers our attendees to make the most effective use of their time at the event by maximising networking opportunities. The software designs a personalised agenda and enables attendees to arrange one-to-one meetings with each other. This will be followed by a welcome from the Chair
Ad Krikke, CISO, DSM
9:40 - 10:15
Making companies more cyber secure through the implementation of the NIS Directive
- Discovering the NIS Directive and what it means for your organisation
- Acknowledging the future cyber landscape and identifying how best to prepare
- Adapting your security strategy and infrastructure
Jakub Boratynski, Head of Unit for Cybersecurity and Digital Privacy, DG CNECT, European Commission
10:15 - 10:50
Creating a holistic security programme to safeguard your organisation
- Considering the needs of the business to make a profit vs. the importance of safety
- Deliberating the combination of skills required to create an effective programme
- Revealing the best approach for dealing with the constant stream of attacks
Carlos Cordova Niewold, CISO, Paysafe Group
10:50 - 11:00
Coffee break and networking
11:00 - 11:25
Workshop 1
Hosted by Skybox Security
11:25 - 11:50
Networking
11:50 - 12:15
Workshop 2
Hosted by ForeScout
12:15 - 12:40
Networking
12:40 - 13:05
Workshop 3
Endpoint Protection
11:00 - 13:05
One-to-One meetings
Intelligently matched one-to-one meetings:
- Vulnerability Management
- Security Awareness
- Data Governance & DLP
- Threat Intelligence
- PUM & Authentication
- Cloud Security
- Third Party Risk Management
- GRC
- Malware Protection
- Identity & Access Management
- Application Security
- Mobile Security
13:05 - 14:00
Networking Lunch - Hosted by Skybox Security
Security and Budgets
14:00 - 14:35
Case study: Managing GDPR and Security with a limited budget
- Giving the business clear guidelines so they can complete self assessments
- Translating Security to the business in an easy to understand language
- Implementing a risk based design for multiple geographies
Kees de Jong, Global Information Security Officer, Hunkemoller International
DevSecOps
14:00 - 14:35
AS Watson Story: Including security by design as part of e-Commerce development in a pragmatic and streamlined manner
- Are technologies enough to combat cyber threats facing e-Commerce today?
- Identifying the processes and workflows to build in security as part of agile development in e-Commerce
- Considering the existing challenges presented in developing a security by design process as part of Dev Ops
Feliks Voskoboynik, Head of Data Privacy & IT Security, AS Watson Group
Risk and Security
14:40 - 15:15
Integrating risk into your security operations to effectively safeguard your organisation
- Having an effective risk assessment in place and identifying your organisations willingness to accept risk appetite
- Assessing the European Directive for critical infrastructure to determine an effective risk assessment
- Communicating with the business effectively through risk management
Vincent Laurens, Group CISO, Euroclear
Skill Gap
14:40 - 15:15
Attracting and retaining staff to overcome the skill gap and remain competitive
- Considering different work ethics for millennials and how to get the most out of graduates
- Putting an appealing package together that meets your needs and the employees
- Debating working with universities to find resources
Emanuel Tanase, Global CISO, Lombard International
15:15 - 15:25
Coffee break and networking
15:25 - 15:50
Workshop 4
Seeing the Attacker’s View: A People-Centric Approach to Security
Werner Thalmeier, Senior Director Systems Engineering EMEA, Proofpoint
15:50 - 16:15
Networking
16:15 - 16:40
Workshop 5
Hosted by Verizon
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16:40 - 17:05
Networking
15:25 - 17:05
One-to-One meetings
Intelligently matched one-to-one meetings:
- Vulnerability Management
- Security Awareness
- Data Governance & DLP
- Threat Intelligence
- PUM & Authentication
- Cloud Security
- Third Party Risk Management
- GRC
- Malware Protection
- Identity & Access Management
- Application Security
- Mobile Security
17:10 - 17:50
Panel discussion: Discussing best practices for third party management
- Identifying successful measures to monitor service providers progress and their security
- Deliberating the type of information that should be shared with third parties
- Creating an effective assessment for third parties ensuring partners have the right procedures in place
- Ensuring your third parties are GDPR compliant
Hosted by: Ad Krikke, CISO, DSM
Roy Konnings, Head of Security Benelux and Switzerland, Ericsson
17:50
Close of Day 1
19:00
Networking dinner & drinks reception featuring after-dinner speaker
8:30 - 9:00
Morning registration & breakfast
Informal networking over breakfast
9:00 - 10:00
Roundtable discussions
Join group discussions with your peers on some of the most challenging and significant security topics—please confirm attendance prior to the session. Each host will facilitate the discussion and give a short presentation of key findings in the wrap up session.
Roundtable 1: Security Awareness
Hosted by: Zari Haji Rasoul, CISO, Laurens
Roundtable 4: Identity & Access Management
Hosted by: Bing van Seghbroeck, Advisory CISO, ING Belgium
Roundtable 2: Cloud
Hosted by: Mahdi Abdulrazak, Senior Information Security Analyst, SHV Energy
Roundtable 5: Third Party Risk Management
Hosted by: Anne Marie van Rooij, CISO, Zorginstituut Nederland
Roundtable 3: Training & Retaining Staff
Hosted by: Jaap Halfweeg, CISO, SVB
Roundtable 6: Endpoint Security
Hosted by: Laurent Weber, Managing Director, GOVCERT.LU, National Liaison Officer, ENISA
10:00 - 10:45
Wrap-up session
Each host gives a short overview of key findings from their discussion and creates an ideas board to be distributed post event with the presentations.
10:45 - 11:00
Coffee break and networking
11:00 - 11:25
Workshop 6
Hosted by Netskope
11:25 - 11:50
One-to-One Networking
11:50 - 12:15
Workshop 7
Hosted by Capgemini
12:15 - 12:40
One-to-One Networking
12.40 - 13.05
Workshop 8
Hosted by CyberArk
11:00-13.05
One-to-One meetings
Intelligently matched one-to-one meetings:
- Vulnerability Management
- Security Awareness
- Data Governance & DLP
- Threat Intelligence
- PUM & Authentication
- Cloud Security
- Third Party Risk Management
- GRC
- Malware Protection
- Identity & Access Management
- Application Security
- Mobile Security
13.05 - 14.00
Networking Lunch - Hosted by CyberArk
The Human Factor
14:00 - 14.35
Creating a strategy to successfully change users behaviours in order to keep your network safe
- Considering alternative training programmes for different users in order to gain their attention
- Preparing users with the best incident response strategy
- Identifying challenges on a global scale—how can you engage internationally
Nicolas Remarck, Head of IT Security, Candriam
Shadow IT
14:00 - 14.35
Securing technology in your enterprise and remaining in control to ensure your own security is not jeopardised
- Working collaboratively with different departments to ensure applications are safe
- Controlling the increased risk of data breaches and who has access to your network
- Revealing the challenges experienced through inefficiencies of shadow IT and its impacts on resources
Andrea Bergamini, Command Center Leader, TGRC, Global IT, Cargill
Identity and Access Management
14:40 - 15:15
Remaining in control of who has access to your network through a secure strategy
- Considering the next generation of authentication beyond passwords
- Controlling who has access and being able to trace where it has come from
- Implementing privacy by design and privacy by default
Bing van Seghbroeck, Advisory CISO, ING Belgium
Privacy and IoT
14:40 - 15:15
Privacy by design and privacy by default in apps and wearables
- Creating better continuity for patients through E-health technologies
- Collaborating privacy and security to work together maintaining patient friendly requirements
- Considering what we can learn from IoT and how to maintain patient security
Bart van Rijn, CISO, UMC Utrecht
15:20 - 15:55
Case study: Outlining strategies to embed security within your organisation
- Creating a dynamic road map for security
- Ensuring compliance from the start of projects
- Discussing how GDPR has effected this
Susete Martins, CISO, Office Depot Europe
15:55 - 16:00
Closing remarks from the Chair