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CIO & CISO UNITED KINGDOM SMART WEBINAR

Date: 12th May, 2021

Event Overview

SHIFTING IT SECURITY TO IT OPERATIONS AND MINIMISING INSIDER THREAT IN A POST-COVID WORLD

The “Insider Threat” is often overlooked, but can be as harmful to an employer as a more traditional hacker or fraudster. It can be both intentional (in the form of a disgruntled employee), or accidental (employees who unintentionally cause damage; for example, by using an unsecured router).

Now that coronavirus has accelerated mass adoption of work-from-home policies, the insider threat is more pertinent than ever before, exposing companies to additional risks of fraud and the unintentional leak of confidential information.

When company data is scattered everywhere, how should the c-suite and security directors respond? This live webinar will consider the ways in which COVID-19 has evolved the insider threat, and the practical steps employers should be taking to protect themselves.

Agenda

2:00 - 2:10 WELCOME REMARKS & INTRODUCTION

2:10 - 2:25 - SESSION 1 - DELEGATE PRESENTATION

Shifting IT Security to IT Operations

 

The role of Information Security has to change.  We need to become enablers and to challenge ourselves about where and how to add value to our businesses.  How does shifting Security operations right, into the heart of day-to-day operations and adopting an intrinsic security strategy allow you to focus on generating value.

 

Speaker:

  • Peter Shorney, Global Head of Information Security at Rentokil

2:30 - 3:00 SESSION 2 - PARTNER PRESENTATION

How covid-driven changes to remote working, cloud software adoption, employee morale and opportunistic actors have expanded the insider threat

How to monitor insider threat

How to protect against insider threat (without compromising end-user experience)

How to evolve security infrastructure to match the new landscape

Speaker:

  • Kfir Kimhi, CEO at ITsMine

3:00 -3:30 - SESSION 3 - OPEN DISCUSSIONS Q&A

Shifting IT Security to IT Operations and Minimising Insider Threat in a Post-Covid World

The “Insider Threat” is often overlooked, but can be as harmful to an employer as a more traditional hacker or fraudster. It can be both intentional (in the form of a disgruntled employee), or accidental (employees who unintentionally cause damage; for example, by using an unsecured router).

Now that coronavirus has accelerated mass adoption of work-from-home policies, the insider threat is more pertinent than ever before, exposing companies to additional risks of fraud and the unintentional leak of confidential information.

When company data is scattered everywhere, how should the c-suite and security directors respond? This live webinar will consider the ways in which COVID-19 has evolved the insider threat, and the practical steps employers should be taking to protect themselves.

Moderator:

  • Peter Shorney, Global Head of Information Security at Rentokil
  • Kfir Kimhi, CEO at ITsMine

 

Panelists:

  • Jay Moloo, CISO at DB Schenker
  • Michael Botnik, Founder and CEO at Integrity

 

Discussion points:

  1. How has adoption of work from home or Hybrid working policies impacted impacted your business and its information Security Programme, Has it been a help or a hindrance to improving your security Posture
  2. What do you see as the primary challenge facing your business in a world where physical network boundaries are being re drawn
  3. What part does transparency play in reduction of insider threat or risk. How do you balance the awareness of and outcome of monitoring and control enforcemen,t whilst creating a culture that gives the users the freedom to operate and innovate
  4. How important do you think it is for the language and actions of Information security to align itself with that of the business when looking at threats, risk and opportunities