CIO & CISO NORDICS ONLINE SMART WEBINAR
Event Overview
Agenda
14:00 - WELCOME REMARKS & INTRODUCTION
14:10 - 14:25 - SESSION 1 - DELEGATE PRESENTATION
CYBER RESILIENCE
Cyber criminals have changed the way they do business during the Covid19 pandemic. Security and IT teams must do the same to be able to secure the enterprises. During this presentation, our speaker will give his perspective and experience on cyber resilience in relation to emerging threats.
SPEAKER:
- Ola Ponten, CISO at SCA
14:30 - 14:45 - SESSION 2 - PARTNER PRESENTATION
SOC Effectiveness and Cyber Resilience
Security Operation Centres (SOCs) are at the heart of our cyber security endeavours, they are critical and expensive investments. They are already overburdened by the amount of alerts coming from the IT infrastructure. How can we make SOCs more effective in the IT space, and find ways to scale them to include OT and IOT operations too.
SPEAKER:
- Andy Norton, European Cyber Risk Officer at Armis
14:45 -15:15 - SESSION 3 - OPEN DISCUSSIONS AND Q&A
CYBER RESILIENCE
Increasingly, Cyber Resilience is measured in terms of frameworks such as IEC 62443 or NIST CSF, raising the concern on how different operating environments are compared for operational certainty. Enterprises are benefiting from a huge business transformation resulting in an explosion of connected devices – bigger than the number of PC and mobile devices combined, but are you managing the risk in doing so?
MODERATOR:
- Hanne Hansen, Former CISO at Orsted
Q&A:
- Hernan Huwyler, Director Governance Risk Management at Danske Bank
- Henrik Løth Thiesen, Global Information Security and Risk Management at Vestas
- Bruno Amaro Almeida, Head of Technology & Architecture at Fortum
- Rani Dawoid, IS/IT Security Manager at Renault
- Frederik Rune Nielsen, Head of Cyber security at Udviklings- og Forenklingsstyrelsen
Panel Questions:
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- Are there cyber resilience discrepancies between IT, IoT and OT?
- When implementing newer IoT systems, who is responsible and how do you measure the security?
- How often is risk assessment validated as adequate?
- Will the SOC scale? What are the bottlenecks?
- Is there liability for serious blame if our new shiny Enterprise of Things gets hacked and we cannot demonstrate appropriate and proportionate risk management?