We found 35 sessions that match your criteria
LOKE
13 October
Registration Starts
Registration starts with morning breakfast to all conference participants
Chairman Opening Remarks
Official opening of the conference
Ulf Berglund
Event Chairman & Information Security Officer Länsförsäkringar AB
Cyber Security for critical infrastructure: How to prepare and respond to cyber threats?
Critical infrastructure requires different aspects for risk management to be considered and enforce different priorities when designing the infrastructure due to potential impact from failures, but still the basics of cyber security remain the same.
John Wallhoff
President ISACA Sweden Chapter
Swedish National Security in a global business perspective
This presentation will explore how the "New Swedish National Security Protection Act" is putting a lot of demands on those who are engaged in “Security sensitive activities”
Björn Gustafsson
Head of National Security Telia Sverige
How to allow change and stay secure: A case study of the Swedish Police Authority
In this session, Christian talks about the challenges facing the Swedish Police authority. Due to the nature of police work modern tools, high availability and mobility is needed without compromising information security and confidentiality.
Christian Abdelmassih
IT Security Specialist Swedish Police Authority
1500+ Cyber Investigations Later: Trends To Beware
With over 1,500 cyber incidents investigated worldwide in 2019 across a wide range of industries, Andrew will deep dive into the growing sophistication and latest threats, as well as actionable steps to strengthen preparedness, detection and response within your organisations.
Andrew Beckett
Managing Director and EMEA Cyber Risk Leader Kroll Inc
Coffee Break & Networking In The Expo Area
Coffee Break
Automated Penetration Testing: The Latest Advance in Security Validation
In this session Sivan will discuss the value Automated Penetration Testing brings by enabling continuous risk validation and raising and maintaining your cyber resilience to the highest level.
Sivan Harel
Sales Director Nothern Europe Pcysys
Device Visibility and Control: Build and Deploy Network Segmentation at Scale
The mass expansion and proliferation of IT, IoT and OT devices poses new questions to network security: Legacy and vulnerable devices, non-compliant and misconfigured endpoints, and IoT and OT devices must all be identified.
Chris Sherry
Regional Vice President, EMEA Central Forescout Technologies
It’s time to rethink your model: Sassy new ideas
The future of network security is in the cloud! - There have been several major shifts in computing technology, networking, mobility and cloud.
James Tucker
Sales Engineering Manager Zscaler, Inc.
Lunch Break & One-to-One Meetings
Networking between conference participants via onsite one-to-one meetings and 1-1 Chatts during the lunch break
“When can we achieve sufficient efficiency? With infinite ways of breaching security how do we implement countermeasures to be secure enough?”- Round Table Discussion
It is hard to keep track of our it-environment as new initiatives are taken, transformation to cloud and mobility is constantly moving. A discussion about how we manage to take control over a complex situation and how we decide what countermeasures are needed to obtain adequate security.
Anders Jared
CISO Systembolaget
Cyber Security for critical infrastructure: How to prepare and respond to cyber threats? - Round Table Discussion
During the round table discussions John will use the ENISA definition of security measures for operators of essential services (OES) to discuss what best practice and baseline security measures to be applied and relate it to our joint experience from working with cyber security.
John Wallhoff
President ISACA Sweden Chapter
TIBER EU, the European framework for Threat Intelligence-based Ethical Red Teaming - Round Table Discussion
The TIBER-EU has been developed by the European Central Bank. The purpose is to establish a common framework for testing, and improving, resilience against sophisticated cyber attacks.
Kjell Löfgren
President CSA Sweden Chapter
Cloud requirements and opportunities - how can technology, law and business meet? - Round Table Discussion
Moderator
Martin Bergling
Board Member Sig Security
Conny Larsson
Chairman Sig Security
How Should Security Leaders Embrace the Intertwining of Compliance, Privacy, and Cybersecurity? - Round Table Discussion
We’re seeing a deeper convergence of compliance, privacy, and cybersecurity as key elements of a core business strategy. This round table will explore whether security leaders are equipped to support the business and how security can influence other areas of the business without posing obstacles.
Andrew Beckett
Managing Director and EMEA Cyber Risk Leader Kroll Inc
Penetration testing: Godsend or necessary evil? - Round Table Discussion
The expansion of regulatory frameworks in multiple domains (e.g. PSD2, NIS, GDPR) had led to increased focus in how organizations manage their Information Security and how they verify that they deploy effective controls.
Dimitrios Stergiou
CISO Trustly
Information Security Awareness & Training Initiatives - Round Table Discussion
In this round table session, Secana will explore information security awareness and cyber hygiene as a mean to improve cyber security within organizations and, by extension, in society at large.
Sarah Backman
Cybersecurity Consultant Secana AB
Security and Compliance - Round Table Discussion
Many regulations and contractual requirements are addressing information and cyber security requirements. The session has ISO 27000 series as a possible base.
Jan Branzell
CEO Veriscan Security AB
Coffee Break & Networking In The Expo Area
Afternoon Networking Coffee Break
“Tax by design – the Swedish model goes tech”
Johan Schauman
Head Digital Co-development Swedish Tax Agency
New Technologies and the changing Cyber Security Landscape
Today's increased cyber attacks and breaches have prompted us to act fast and with precision thanks to the new emerging technologies. With Ai, Machine Learning, Blockchain, Big Data, IoT and Cloud, it's safe to say we are facing a paradigm shift.
Josef Joo
Head of Global Cyber Defense & Incident Response Schneider Electric
New Technologies and the changing Cyber Security Landscape
Today's increased cyber attacks and breaches have prompted us to act fast and with precision thanks to the new emerging technologies. With Ai, Machine Learning, Blockchain, Big Data, IoT and Cloud, it's safe to say we are facing a paradigm shift.
Emil Dahlin
Group CIO Bravida Sverige AB
New Technologies and the changing Cyber Security Landscape
Today's increased cyber attacks and breaches have prompted us to act fast and with precision thanks to the new emerging technologies. With Ai, Machine Learning, Blockchain, Big Data, IoT and Cloud, it's safe to say we are facing a paradigm shift.
Sofia Cerwall
Group Security Advisor Ericsson
Navigating the landscape of global regulatory developments for Data Protection and Privacy; Finding a path in a global company
More than a year on from GDPR, one could assume we all know what is needed and are implementing it all flawlessly? Are we really? Or has GDPR triggered a global evolution on data privacy regulatory reform? And do we know how to handle it? Or Who to handle it? Or who is best to handle it?
Alexandra Searle
Privacy Director Ericsson
Privilege Access Management Applied to Industrial IT-OT Processes
A photograph of the current challenges in adapting Cybersecurity policies and discipline across the continuum of IT and OT. Existing risks and vulnerabilities in extending the perimeter of Cybersecurity protection across operating environments in critical infrastructures, factories & office space.
Mark De Simone
Vice President Global Industry Practice WALLIX
Event Chairman's Closing Remarks
Ulf Berglund
Event Chairman & Information Security Officer Länsförsäkringar AB
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Fredrik Forslund
Vice President, Enterprise & Cloud Erasure Solutions
Risk Exchanges: The Key to Vendor Risk Management Efficiency
Your vendors often handle your most sensitive data. This presents new challenges as third-party risk, security, privacy, legal and IT teams struggle to vet and manage the vendors they rely on most.
Jacob Eborn
Senior Privacy Consultant OneTrust
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