CIO & CISO United Kingdom

Vendor Behaviour and Sales Engagement

Moderator:

• Steven Trippier, Group Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Anglian Water Services

Panelists:

• Michael Botnik, Founder & CEO at Integrity Consulting & Risk Management
• Jay Moloo, CISO at DB Schenker
• Rhiannon Lawson, Deputy Director for Technology Modernisation, Service Design and Technology Standards at CDPS – Government Digital Service and the Central Digital and Data Office
• Vince Pillay, Supply Chain Coordination Ltd (SCCL) – Information & Cyber Security Lead – DPO NHS

Panel Questions:

1. Let’s start with a little game – “what are the worst behaviours you have seen when being approached by vendors?”
2. How do you personally and organisationally deal with the large number of vendors wanting to talk to you about their solutions and products?
3. Having seen the poor behaviours, what would you like to see vendors doing to build relationship/engagement/trust – describe positive experiences?
4. What do you think the industry or individual leaders can do to make this work better and reduce friction?

Promoting Innovation in Digital and Security

A culture of security goes far beyond persuading people to “not click links”, to really make a difference its important that a secure by design approach is established in all areas of our businesses. This means building relationships, understanding and common goals – not just with those areas already well integrated to the governance and controls of IT service functions but with those teams and people that really push the boundaries. In this talk, Steve will talk about his experiences of building this kind of culture for both IT and OT teams. We’ll consider what the different priorities of innovators and security professionals look like and how they can be brought together to ensure business goals are met.

SPEAKER:

• Steven Trippier, Group Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Anglian Water Services

THE DARKEST SIDE OF CYBERCRIME

The darkest side of cybercrime is every customer’s computer with account access. Cybercrime is everywhere in many different shapes and forms, and it takes a collaborative effort of different sections in the company to achieve complete brand protection. Introducing the CISO’s External Threat Pyramid of Pain, prioritizing external digital risks in a way that every CISO can benefit.

We will discuss the following:

• Brand-Oriented Digital Risk Protection why every company needs it? Pains and Benefits
• Brand-Oriented Digital Risk Protection program’s relevant stakeholders and process.
• New threats that have emerged during the pandemic.
• What new threats should the CISO be ready to take on in 2022.

SPEAKER:

• Yoav Keren, CEO at BrandShield