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
Sean McLeod, Group Information Security & Risk Officer, SHV Energy
9:40 - 10:15
Investigating future threats: what is coming next?
- Learning from past events and current trends to pro-actively prepare for the future
- Adapting your response strategy to the dynamic threat landscape, focussing on deterrence, prevention and investigation
- Strengthening existing partnerships and identifying new partner and new ways of structuring these partnerships to adapt and adequately respond to the complexity of cybercrime
Rob Wainwright, Executive Director, Europol
10:15 - 10:50
Exploring the cloud and Information Security
- Building a trustful relationship with your cloud provider avoiding breaches
- Discovering the benefits and risks of cloud services
- Mitigating and controlling staff use of cloud services
Martijn Dekker, CISO, ABN AMRO Bank
10:50 - 11:00
Coffee break and networking
11:00 - 11:25
Workshop 1 – Cloud security in the real world
Lee Newcombe, Director Cyber Security Unit, Capgemini
11:25 - 11:50
Networking
11:50 - 12:15
Workshop 2 – The evolution of defense depth
Wallace Sann, Vice President of Global System Engineering & Government CT, Forescout Technologies
12:15 - 12:40
Networking
12:40-13:05
Open forum think tank – Cyber threat intelligence
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
Awareness
14:00 - 14:35
Educating users and employees of potential threats
- Creating an effective programme to keep staff engaged with security awareness
- Deliberating what training programme will work best for your team
- Ensuring normal standards of change process are implemented with new security guidelines
Rence Damming, Chief Information Security & Privacy Officer, Pon
IOT
14:00 - 14:35
Making the internet of things safe
- Realising the extent to which IOT can pose a threat to your company
- Rethinking security frameworks and risk analysis for a different kind of threat
- Identifying key differences in an attack on IOT devices to ensure you are fully prepared
Stijn Stabel, Head of IT, Alcopa
Threat Intelligence
14:40 - 15:15
Threat Intelligence: the persistent relevance of Sun Tzu
- Following a step by step-by-step approach that reconciles both a strategic perspective with the operational effectiveness that you want to achieve
- Building a threat intelligence capability with your team
- Sharing practical experience and improving defence capabilities
Wim Bartsoen, Head of Cyber Defence, Data Protection & Privacy and Awareness, BNP Paribas Fortis
Skills Gap
14:40 - 15:15
Overcoming the skill gap for information security officers
- Deliberating the extent to which security officers will be in demand in future years
- Encouraging the next generation to become the future security officer
- Considering alternatives such as AI and machine learning
Oscar Koeroo, CISO, Team Strategy & Policy, KPN
15:25 - 15:50
Workshop 3 – HACKING EXPOSED: STORIES FROM THE BATTLEFIELD: LESSONS LEARNT IN RESPONDING TO THE MOST ADVANCED CYBER ATTACKS
Ronald Pool, Cyber Security Specialist, CrowdStrike
15:50 - 16:15
Networking
16:15 - 16:40
Workshop 4 – Threat Lifecycle Management – a new approach to cyber security
Dilip Timal, Sales Director Benelux, Nordics & Baltics, LogRhythm
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: Visualising GDPR as an opportunity not a hindrance
- Considering how to execute the right to be forgotten
- Revealing implementation of systems, making private data protection a process within your company
- Making GDPR the norm and avoiding fines
Hosted by: Mahdi Abdulrazak, CISO, Diagnostiek voor U
Roy Konings, Head of Security BeNeLux, Ericsson
Bas Gaal, Director Information Security, IT Compliance and IT Governance, Oce
Stijn Stabel, Head of IT, Alcopa
17:50
Close of Day 1
19:30
Networking dinner & drinks reception featuring after-dinner speaker Peter Zinn, International Speaker
8:30 - 9:00
Morning registration and informal networking over breakfast
9:00 - 9:35
Collaboration is the key to overcome cyber security and diplomacy
- Outlining Governments role in cyber security and how international states are working together
- Considering what normal behaviour is on the web
- Maintaining security whilst preserving an open, free internet
Carmen Gonsalves, Head International Cyber Policy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Netherlands
9:35 - 10:10
CISO interview panel
Intimate interview session with a panel of CISOs on past experience, attacks, response strategies and an opportunity for the audience to interact with a Q & A session
- Lessons learned
- Past successes and failures
- Considering the future
Hosted by: Aart Jochem, CISO, PGGM
Ad Krikke, CISO, DSM
Jolanta Kulicki, CISO, Royal HaskoningDHV
Jean-Francois Simons, CISO, Brussels Airlines
10:10 - 10:45
Consolidated corporate security organisation—the next level
- Confronting modern security challenges with a centralised manner
- Making security a priority and an integral part of the organisational culture
- Mitigating the insider threat through a top down approach
Gal Messinger, Head of Global Security, Philips Lighting
10:50 - 11:00
Coffee break and networking
11:00 - 11:25
Workshop 5 – The cloud security journey
Robby Coppens, Principal Sales Engineer, Cloud Security, Netskope
11:25 - 11:50
One-to-One Networking
11:50 - 12:15
Open forum think tank- Security Awareness
12:15 - 12:40
One-to-One Networking
12.40-13.05
Open forum think tank – GDPR compliance
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
Innovative thinking
14:00 - 14.35
Beyond cyber security fear
- Connect is the new protect; a disruptive other view on data storage and protection
- Equal playing field; to keep cybersecurity effective and affordable
- Inclusiveness; collectively building successful and secure digital business models
Ad Krikke, CISO, DSM
Network protection
14:00 - 14.35
Keeping unwanted users out of your network
- Determining an effective method to identify who is accessing your network and where they are from
- Using a secure identification process
- Ensuring you have a sufficient warning system when unwanted users access your network
Sander Reerink, Information Security Officer, Rabobank
Response
14:40 - 15:15
Analysing the best incident response strategy for a security breach
- Identifying unwanted behaviour early to minimise disruption
- Collaborating technology, people and processes to create an effective response
- Deciphering the biggest risks to ensure your response is appropriate
Aart Jochem, CISO, PGGM
Cloud
14:40 - 15:15
Controlling cloud usage in a community
- Exploring an approved process for systematic risk management in our analysis
- What should you consider and decision-making regarding the use of the cloud applications
Dick Brandt, CISO, gemeente den Haag
AI
15:20 - 15:55
Infosec challenges and insights 2018: from human to artificial intelligence
- Outlining the challenges and fundamentals of information security this year
- Building an effective Infosec program in 2018
- Exploring the emerging operational role of AI in Infosec breach defense
James Bynoe, Head of Information Security & Compliance, Ebay
Governance
15:20 - 15:55
“In control” statement as a driver for compliance in management buy in
- Ensuring your framework and strategies provide assurance that information security strategies are aligned with and support business objectives
- Creating trust with third parties
- Translating this to the board
Ferdinand Uittenbogaard, CISO, Department of Health, Netherlands
15:55 - 16:00
Closing remarks from the Chair