14 Keynote Theatre Agenda
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Keynote Theatre Agenda
Following extensive consultation with the information security end-user community the Keynote Theatre agenda has been developed to address the most critical business issues, topics and challenges currently facing the industry. Take this opportunity to access the business intelligence, analysis, end-user experience and strategic advice you need to optimise your organisation’s security posture.
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By attending the Keynote Theatre you will: • Gain best-practice advice, benchmark your security strategy and benefit from practical takeaways that can be applied directly to your business
• Learn from the experiences of industry thought leaders, including public and private sector end- users, analysts and policy-makers
• Discover how to address key challenges including: Security governance, risk and compliance, data protection, big data, extended enterprise, consumerisation, mobility and the latest threats and attack vectors
Ensure you make time for the Keynote Theatre in your Infosecurity Europe agenda!
Day One - Tuesday 23 April 10.00-10.25 Opening keynote:
The UK Cyber Security Strategy: Opportunities and challenges for the cyber security sector
Chloe Smith, Minister for Political and Constitutional Reform, Cabinet Office
10.25-10.35 White Hat events charity cheque presentations Official cheque presentations to ChildLine and Barnardos in respect of White Hat charity events during the past year. ChildLine’s cheque for over £150,000 is made up of the record contribution from this year’s White Hat Ball of £135,000, plus a further £15,000 from Team White Hat who ran in last year’s London Marathon. And the White Hat Rally team also raised a record £39,000 in aid of Barnardos. Many thanks to everyone who contributed so generously and supported the events. Presentation party:
Gerry O’Neill, Director, Inforisca – Chair, White Hat Events
Stephen Khan, Information Security Manager, GlaxoSmithKline – Chair, White Hat Rally Sue Minto, Head of ChildLine, ChildLine
Allan McLaren, Deputy Director of Fundraising, Barnardos
11.15-12.15 Risk: Fostering a risk-based approach to information security Understanding risk exposure and applying risk management to information security is integral to improving your organisation’s security posture and cyber resilience. Effective risk assessment and risk metrics can be used internally to demonstrate information security’s value to the business, drive accountability and prioritise investment. But what does risk really mean for information security and how do you put it at the heart of your strategy? What are the risks and what do they mean for your business? And what do you do if there isn’t a formal enterprise risk management framework within your organisation? This session will look at strategies to utilise risk management to protect your information assets in a way that reflects the value of that information to your organisation.
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