Cyberwatching.eu Annual Workshop - Track #1 Aligning and prioritising EU and international Cybersecurity and Privacy, Krakow, 8th October 2018
8 October 2018 - 8 October 2018
Poland
REGISTRATION - We have a limited number of discount codes for participation in the CyberSec Forum and our workshop so please reserve your seat and get your discount by registering here:
https://www.cyberwatching.eu/aligning-and-prioritising-eu-and-international-cybersecurity-and-privacy-registration
TOPICS
Cyber-threats continue to increase in numbers and complexity, threatening business, citizens, governments and critical infrastructure globally.
EU policies and legislation, such as the GDPR and Cybersecurity Act, are being advanced to address threats to governments, businesses and vulnerabilities affecting consumer data and individual privacy. Europe’s first step in harmonisation of the cybersecurity legislation across the European Union is the Cyber Act (Cybersecurity Package).
But how does this compare internationally?
In the US, the focal point is the NIST Framework, while in Japan it is the NISC. With such a nascent landscape, harmonisation and a common framework are required not only at national levels but also at European and international levels.
Our session will be the place for international dialogue on this very topic. Shooting from the hip, we’ll have experts from Europe, the US and Japan addressing the key issues towards international harmonisation.
✅ How can we better understand and implement public policies to fight cybersecurity threats while preserving innovation, security research, civil liberties and individual privacy?
✅ Will the GDPR be taken as an opportunity for businesses to provide trusted and secure services to customers?
✅ Will it drive the global digital market or become a barrier? How much of a significant issue will this be for SMEs?
✅ What mechanisms can we use to reduce risk and attain our global quest for cyber trust?
Join us for this overview and engaging discussion of important technical, legal and policy issues.
AGENDA
11:40 – 11:45 Introduction to session and panellists
Chair: Mark Miller, Conceptivity & Cyberwatching.eu
11:45 – 12:00 Opening statements by each Panellist from their perspective on the topic of the session, identifying their top 3 priority areas for international alignment
Luigi Rebuffi, Secretary General, European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO)
Fabio Martinelli, Research director, Italian National Research Council (CNR)
12:05 – 12:15 Q&A
12:15 – 12:30 GDPR and recent EU directives and law
Laura Senatore, Privacy & Data Protection Lawyer, Senior Associate at ICT Legal Consulting
12:30 – 12:45 Certification and standards
Martin Schaffer, Global Head of Secure products and systems, Digital Trust Services, Co-Chair, ECSO Working Group 1
12:45 – 13:00 Discover the reason why to plan and use Risk Management and Cyber Insurance in organisations to enable a better IT Security Strategy
“How will cyber risk management affect tomorrow's business?”
The "integrated" path towards continuous improvement of information security
How to define an appropriate risk management strategy
The main factors that determine the price and the perimeter of a tailor-made cyber insurance
Francesco Manca, Aon Hewitt Global Risk Consulting & Cyberwatching.eu
Aniello Bennato, Aon Hewitt Global Risk Consulting & Cyberwatching.eu
13:00 – 13:10 Q&A and Closing statements and remarks
REGISTRATION - We have a limited number of discount codes for participation in the CyberSec Forum and our workshop so please reserve your seat and get your discount by registering here:
https://www.cyberwatching.eu/aligning-and-prioritising-eu-and-international-cybersecurity-and-privacy-registration
https://www.cyberwatching.eu/aligning-and-prioritising-eu-and-international-cybersecurity-and-privacy-registration
TOPICS
Cyber-threats continue to increase in numbers and complexity, threatening business, citizens, governments and critical infrastructure globally.
EU policies and legislation, such as the GDPR and Cybersecurity Act, are being advanced to address threats to governments, businesses and vulnerabilities affecting consumer data and individual privacy. Europe’s first step in harmonisation of the cybersecurity legislation across the European Union is the Cyber Act (Cybersecurity Package).
But how does this compare internationally?
In the US, the focal point is the NIST Framework, while in Japan it is the NISC. With such a nascent landscape, harmonisation and a common framework are required not only at national levels but also at European and international levels.
Our session will be the place for international dialogue on this very topic. Shooting from the hip, we’ll have experts from Europe, the US and Japan addressing the key issues towards international harmonisation.
✅ How can we better understand and implement public policies to fight cybersecurity threats while preserving innovation, security research, civil liberties and individual privacy?
✅ Will the GDPR be taken as an opportunity for businesses to provide trusted and secure services to customers?
✅ Will it drive the global digital market or become a barrier? How much of a significant issue will this be for SMEs?
✅ What mechanisms can we use to reduce risk and attain our global quest for cyber trust?
Join us for this overview and engaging discussion of important technical, legal and policy issues.
AGENDA
11:40 – 11:45 Introduction to session and panellists
Chair: Mark Miller, Conceptivity & Cyberwatching.eu
11:45 – 12:00 Opening statements by each Panellist from their perspective on the topic of the session, identifying their top 3 priority areas for international alignment
Luigi Rebuffi, Secretary General, European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO)
Fabio Martinelli, Research director, Italian National Research Council (CNR)
12:05 – 12:15 Q&A
12:15 – 12:30 GDPR and recent EU directives and law
Laura Senatore, Privacy & Data Protection Lawyer, Senior Associate at ICT Legal Consulting
12:30 – 12:45 Certification and standards
Martin Schaffer, Global Head of Secure products and systems, Digital Trust Services, Co-Chair, ECSO Working Group 1
12:45 – 13:00 Discover the reason why to plan and use Risk Management and Cyber Insurance in organisations to enable a better IT Security Strategy
“How will cyber risk management affect tomorrow's business?”
The "integrated" path towards continuous improvement of information security
How to define an appropriate risk management strategy
The main factors that determine the price and the perimeter of a tailor-made cyber insurance
Francesco Manca, Aon Hewitt Global Risk Consulting & Cyberwatching.eu
Aniello Bennato, Aon Hewitt Global Risk Consulting & Cyberwatching.eu
13:00 – 13:10 Q&A and Closing statements and remarks
REGISTRATION - We have a limited number of discount codes for participation in the CyberSec Forum and our workshop so please reserve your seat and get your discount by registering here:
https://www.cyberwatching.eu/aligning-and-prioritising-eu-and-international-cybersecurity-and-privacy-registration
Keywords
cybersecurity, privacy, international cooperation, cyberinsurance, riskmanagement, dataprotection, GDPR, ECSO, cyberwatching.eu
