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VIDEO ARCHIVE


cybersecurityeurope PAGE 20


Our pick of Infosecurity Europe 2019 preview videos provides a stimulating foretaste of the keynote themes and features that its visitors can look forward to.


INFOSECURITY EUROPE 2019 IS THE EVENT THAT DESCRIBES ITSELF AS THE SOURCING AND KNOWLEDGE hub for Europe’s cyber security community that ‘brings information and cyber security to life’. The three- day event (Olympia London, 4-6 June) features a host of insight- gain opportunities. The theme of cyber physical systems security, for example,


is one that has acquired increased importance as Internet of


SHOWREEL EVENT


Things (IoT) networks start to be deployed in the utilities sector and become a key part of critical infrastructure. Phil Beecher, President & CEO at Wi-SUN Alliance, outlines the growing interest in cyber physical system security, and how the synergies between Information technology and Operational Technology can help better understanding of the convergence between cyber security and physical security. Another speaker, Sarb Sembhi, CTO & CISO at Virtually Informed, reminds us that, as well as critical infrastructure, cyber physical security concerns apply also to the very buildings that we work in. Sarb points out that cyber attacks on a building’s access control systems, for instance, could bring about a denial of service that would bring business operations to a standstill.


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