09.00 Chairman’s Welcome And Opening Speech

Geoff Harris
President of the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA)
UK

09:10 International Cooperation In Cyber Security: Actors, Levels And Challenges

• Existing mechanisms of international cooperation between governments, organisations and among professionals of information security
• Structural shortcomings undermining international aspects
• Analysis of what type of cooperation is most likely to work in practical terms

Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar
Executive Director of National Cyber Security Council
Estonian MoD

09:50 Implementing An International Cyber Security Strategy

• Identifying critical infrastructure weak spots in a nation’s digital armour
• The intended and unintended consequences of a cyber incident
• Strategies for improving cyber preparedness and responses capabilities with international partnerships and alliances

John Bumgarner
Chief Technology Officer
US Cyber Consequences Unit

10.30 Building An Architecture Of Trust: The Network’s Role In Securing Cyberspace

• Today there are tectonic forces that are shaping a new cybersecurity landscape.
• In this ever-changing environment, we need an “Architecture of Trust” that provides a comprehensive architectural approach to managing cybersecurity risk and assuring our safety.
• The network not only plays a vital role in protecting our information and assets, it also can enable a platform for innovation in cybersecurity going forward.

Don Proctor
Senior Vice President, Cybersecurity
Cisco Systems Inc.

11:30 Global Cybersecurity Agenda (gca) With A Focus On The Deployment Of Solutions Through Impact (global Response Centre)

• ITU and its role in coordinating a global response to building confidence and security in ICTs
• How can we be more effective in our collaboration towards a global strategy?
• Are we losing the battle to combat cyber-threats?
• ITU Global Cybersecurity Agenda (GCA) provides a framework for international cooperation and collaboration through its strategic partnership with IMPACT

Alexander Ntoko
Head of Corporate Strategy Division
International Telecommunication Union

12:10 The European Commissions Strategy For Dealing With The Cyber Threat

• The critical information infrastructure protection initiative
• Preventative and resilience measures to cope with possible crises
• Risk management approach to our dependence on the internet

Andrea Servida
Deputy Head of Unit, Directorate General Information Society and Media
European Commission

14.00 How The Uk’s Office Of Cyber Security (ocs) Is Ensuring A Coherent Response To Cyber Security

• How the UK is structuring its response to the cyber threats.
• Delivering UK cyber security.
• Reducing risk, capitalising on opportunities and improving decision making through skills awareness and education.
• The UK strategy for engagement with the private sector and citizens.
• The need for an international approach.

Graham Wright
Deputy Director
UK Office of Cyber Security

14:40 The Strategy And Action Plan For Information Assurance And Cyber Security In Sweden

• The Swedish national strategy for information assurance
• The Swedish national action plan for information assurance
• The relationship between both documents and their revision cycles
• Governmental organisation and ability for the management of major IT disturbances and crises in Sweden

Per Oscarson
Information Assurance Department
Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency

15:20 Hardening Government Cyber Defence

• The challenges of government cyber defence
• The limitations of COTS solutions
• Adding an additional, custom-built, cyber defence barrier
• Complementarities between custom developments and COTS solutions
• Examples of technical implementations

Erik Larsson
Vice President, Marketing
Qosmos

16:40 The Danish Perspective: Connecting The Dots

• The Role of Danish GovCERT in Addressing The cyber threat
• Cooperation model between GovCERT and intelligence services
• Outreach model to Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP) sectors

Thomas Kristmar
Head of Danish GovCERT

17:20 Purpose Built Tools For Cyber Security Monitoring

• Cyber security monitoring requires very specific tools, many of the tools available on the market today are simply not fit for purpose
• A new approach is required to monitor modern high speed networks – particularly cellular networks that have, until now, been a black spot
• Endace has developed a purpose built multi-function cyber security platform from the ground up specifically to meet the needs of CERT teams across the world
• In the presentation we’ll take the platform apart, explore the layers within it and help delegates understand how the right tools can radically improve their visibility into today’s (and tomorrow’s) networks
• At the end delegates will have a detailed understanding of the key features that they should be looking for when evaluating cyber security monitoring platforms

Stuart Wilson
CTO
Endace

18:00 Cert Polska – Working As A National Level Computer Security Incident Response Team (csirt)

• Overview of CERT Polska operations and coordination initiatives in Poland
• Large scale incident handling experiences and statistics
• R&D projects launched in support of CERT daily operations: ARAKIS, HoneySpider, WOMBAT, FISHA

Piotr Kijewski
IT Security