Identity Management, Enabling Global Business Via Mobile

Presentation by Joseph Carson, Chief Security Scientist, Thycotic

Presentation by Richard P. Hudson, CISSP, Principal IT Consultant, IT Architecture, Applied Technology Research, msg systems

Presentation by
Grant Burst, Cybersecurity Engineer | PAM Expert, Wallix
Chad Carter, VP of Products for North America, Wallix

Presentation by
Dr. Mark Graham, Lecturer in Information Security, Anglia Ruskin University
Adrian Winckles, Director of Cyber Security, Networking and Big Data Research Group, Anglia Ruskin University

Presentation by Jason Hart, CTO Enterprise & Cyber Security Division, Gemalto

Presentation by
James Packer, President, (ISC)² London Chapter | Cyber Security and Cloud Specialist, KPMG UK
Neil Breden, President (ISC)² East of England Chapter | Account Chief Information Security Officer, Fujitsu
Robin Fewster, President, (ISC)² North East England Chapter | Lead Security Specialist, Sage

Presentation by Alex Haynes, Lead Implementer, Information Security Manager, CDL

Presentation by Mike Loginov, CISO, Powel AS | Founder and CEO, Ascot Barclay Group

Presentation by Paul Heffner, Regional Director, Illumio

Presentation by Peter van Eijk, Authorized Instructor, (ISC)²

Presentation by Jonathan Armstrong, Partner, Cordery and André E. Bywater, Partner, European Regulatory, Cordery

Presentation by Mark Wharton, CTO, Iotic Labs and Ali Nicholl, Head of Engagement, Iotic Labs

Presentation by Mark Howell, VP UK & Ireland / Europe, Attivo Networks

The IoT has been described as the new Wild West as far as security is concerned, and with good reason. Many devices are brought to market without even the slightest nod to security, or privacy, for their owners. We’ll discuss the flaws in an array of products from We-Vibe, Cloud Pets, Bose, Roomba, and Genesis Toys (the makers of the My Friend Cayla doll). We’ll also show you how we hacked Cayla, and how she become the standard-bearer for a call to legislative change that led to her being banned in Germany. While live hacking demos are fun, the serious implications for IoT manufacturers will also be covered: What are reasonable security expectations? How can they be implemented, and who will actually benefit?

5 takeaways:
A clear understanding of the current IoT security landscape
Insights into the flaws in IoT devices that cause concern
The reasons for the IoTs shabby security reputation
How organisations and individuals can protect themselves
Understanding the drivers for legislative change

The use of open source software is ubiquitous worldwide because of the economic and time-to-market benefits it delivers. Simply put, open source is the way application are developed today.
Securing and managing the open source in applications is more critical than ever because applications are the #1 attack target and open source often comprises 50% or more of the code in an application.
Increasingly organizations are recognizing that open source vulnerabilities represent their greatest application security risk and are seeking innovative solutions to reduce that risk profile.

London Chapter Updates

This session will cover:

•What Cyber Insurance coverage is available, what it includes and some potential pitfalls
•Quantifying the impacts of a Cyber incident
•Managing the process of responding with an insurer

This panel discussion will focus on those hot topics that the delegates have identified as being of importance to them. Delegates will have had the opportunity to submit their hot topics during registration. A selection of those submitted will be discussed by the panel. In addition delegates will be able to submit questions for the panel to discuss and answer. Questions can be submitted during the registration process, during the morning session of the conference and in real time as part of this session.