2022 Automotive Supplier Cybersecurity Symposium: Afternoon Session

10:00 AM ET An Ounce of Prevention: Assessment & Threat Monitoring

In this session, Alastair Parr will highlight how interactive assessments and passive monitoring combine to provide a more proportionate, realistic, and risk-aware picture of third-party risk management. This session will also cover how to:
 - Identify the common passive monitoring insights supporting program analysis
 - Discuss the challenges of assessments requiring third-party participation
 - Outline how monitoring and assessment information can complement each other
 - Provide insights into how a program becomes continuous and proactive
 - Discuss the common outputs and risk management considerations based on the volume of results
 - Offer good practice guidance on KPI/KRI measurements for success

11:00 AM ET How the Human Factor Leaves You Vulnerable

As cyber attacks continue to escalate, it has become clear that existing efforts to train our workforces have been inadequate. Addressing security culture, risk analysis, and the associated controls continues to be on most Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) top priority lists.

Join the roundtable discussion as they discuss how Human Risk Management (HRM) represents a revolution in how enterprises should identify, respond to, and report on human-initiated risk within their organization.

11:45 AM ET Closing Remarks: Why Security Culture Is Not Just for IT

Technology is becoming more intertwined with our daily lives, from mobile to connected home devices. And while the evolution of technology is moving at the speed of sound, cybercriminals are working just as hard to find ways to compromise technology and disrupt personal and business life. That’s why cyber security is not just for IT, It’s for everyone so we can create a safe and secure digital world for our organizations and ourselves.

2022 Automotive Supplier Cybersecurity Symposium: Mid-Morning Session

7:30 AM ET Welcome and Opening Remarks: Defense Against Radical Threats: Cyber Security Begins with You

Welcome to the 3rd Annual Cybersecurity Automotive Supplier Symposium. Cybersecurity attacks on our energy infrastructure, supply chain, and public transportation system crippled essential parts of our economy. Unfortunately, these events show no sign of slowing down, as hackers continue to take advantage of security weaknesses in companies, governments, and other organizations. The best way to defend ourselves against these dangerous cyber-attacks is to arm ourselves with information. Building strong relationships is also crucial to the long-term success of our industry.

7:40 AM ET Cyber Security Best Practices Trivia Game

Join us for an interactive live Kahoot trivia game to compete against other participants online or in-person to test your knowledge of key concepts and cyber security best practices. See how you rank on the leaderboard against other players.

8:00 AM ET CISO's Roundtable Breaches and Infiltration: What Keeps CISOs Up at Night?

Cyber Security is becoming a more prominent topic of discussion in the boardroom; and many Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) continue to struggle with executive buy-in when it comes to privacy, data protection, and regulatory risk. Join the roundtable discussion to hear from our CISOs from Ford, GM, and Stellantis to understand a look into the most critical issues facing cyber security leaders.

9:00 AM ET Keynote Address: Tame the Threats by Building Resilience into Your Operations

Persistent threat actors coupled with hybrid work environments have shifted our collective risk posture. This session will share techniques on how to architect a trusted digital enterprise that can better weather the constant disruption.

2022 Automotive Supplier Cybersecurity Symposium: Morning Session

Let's take a look at how our experts did in 2021 and the outlook for next year.  Join Peter Elliot, Global Information Security Officer and Jim Miller, Security Operations Center Manager of Magna International, Inc. as they look at their crystal ball.

Cyber Threats: 2021 Recap/2022 Outlook

Join Jeff Williams, Cybersecurity Program Manager at Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center, along with Dennis Fitzgerald and Ernie Edmonds from the Cyber Physical Security Services & Defense Services at the CMTC - California Manufacturing Technology Consulting, as they discuss Internet attacks, cybersecurity compliance, and pragmatic, cost-effective solutions.

Lessons from the Battlefront

Bamm Visscher, Incident Response Manager at General Motors, and Peter Miller, Global Cyber Security Leader at Ford, and Matthew Schie, Security Governance Manager at Stellantis, will provide insights about incident management and response activities and review lessons learned over the past two decades. Monty McGee from the Cyber Readiness Institute will provide information about practical free resources available for SMBs to strengthen their cyber readiness and enhance the security of the global supply chain.

Developing an Incident Response program at Small & Medium Sized Business

Join Dr. Larry Ponemon, Chairman and Founder of the Ponemon Institute in Traverse City, MI, as he discusses the current threat landscape for SMBs.  An educator, published author, and television commentator, Dr. Ponemon is a pioneer in privacy auditing and the Responsible Information Management (RIM) framework.  He was appointed to the Advisory Committee for Online Access and Security for the United States Federal Trade Commission.  He is also a Vietnam veteran and private pilot.

Keynote Address: Current Risks for Small and Medium Businesses

Moderated by Earl Duby, Jr., CISO at Lear, please join Martin Bally, Global CISO at Stellantis, Fred Killeen, CISO at General Motors, and Patrick Milligan, CISO at Ford Motor Company, for a roundtable discussion on ways to engage your leadership & workforce and have them partner with you to foster a culture of security awareness.

CISO Roundtable Discussion: 'Selling' Cybersecurity to Your Organization

Join Martin Bally, Global CISO at Stellantis, and Martin Horneck, Head of Purchasing and Supply Chain North America for Stellantis, as they discuss recent supply chain attacks and the importance of ensuring your company is able to provide services and materials to your customers.

Opening Remarks and the Impacts of Supply Chain Compromise

Join Peter Elliot, Global Information Security Officer and Andrew McAllister, Sr. Manager of Cyber
Security Solutions & Architecture of Magna International, Inc., as they present a 2020 year in review / 2021 forecast of the ever-changing cyber threat landscape. Drawing from the 2020 Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report (DBIR) and other security industry sources, Peter and Andrew will help break down the numbers to identify new and emerging attack trends. Knowing and anticipating threat actor tactics is key to protection the automotive supply chain. Wrap up this exciting day with closing remarks from Fred Killeen, Chief Information Security Officer at General Motors.

Find out more about Peter Elliot at http://bit.ly/BIOPETERELLIOT
Find out more about Andrew McAllister at http://bit.ly/BIOANDREWMCALLISTER
Find out more about Fred Killeen at http://bit.ly/BIOFREDKILLEEN

Cyber Threats – 2020 Recap/2021 Outlook

Join Kiersten Todt of Cyber Readiness Institute, Alexander Niejelow of Mastercard and Christine Pelione of General Motors, as they examine the cybersecurity challenges of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), with a particular focus on the critical role of SMBs in global supply chains. The speakers will share practical, easy-to-use and understand ways to help SMBs secure their organizations by focusing on human behavior. The session will highlight the importance of creating a culture of cyber readiness in SMBs to improve the security of supply chains, worldwide.

Find out more about Kiersten Todt at http://bit.ly/BIOKIERSTENTODT
Find out more about Alexander Niejelow at http://bit.ly/BIOALEXANDERNIEJELOW

Security Fundamentals for Small & Medium Sized Businesses

Join Earl Duby, Jr., CISO of Lear Corporation, along with Martin Bally, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at FCA, Fred Killeen, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at General Motors, and Patrick Milligan, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Ford Motor Company, for a roundtable discussion on the importance of Cybersecurity.  Each CISO will share insights on the best practices, and the challenges they face, in managing cyber risks, securing their company’s data, ensuring the resiliency of their supply chains, and keeping pace with today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape.

Find out more about Martin Bally at http://bit.ly/BIOMARTINBALLY
Find out more about Fred Killeen at http://bit.ly/BIOFREDKILLEEN
Find out more about Patrick Milligan at http://bit.ly/BIOPATRICKMILLIGAN
Find out more about Earl Duby, Jr. at http://bit.ly/BIOEARLDUBYJR

OEM CISO Roundtable Discussion – The Importance of Cybersecurity

Join Martin Bally, CISO of FCA, and Earl Duby, Jr., CISO of Lear, for a fireside chat where the impact of Business Email Compromise and cybercrime will be discussed.  Martin and Earl will talk about the real world impact of fraud, discuss how small and medium size businesses can better prepare themselves to fight back against international cybercriminals, and provide their thoughts and suggestions on what companies should do if they fall victim to these very common types of attacks.

Find out more about Martin Bally at http://bit.ly/BIOMARTINBALLY
Find out more about Earl Duby, Jr. at http://bit.ly/BIOEARLDUBYJR

Phishing & Business Email Compromise (BEC)

Cybersecurity Supplier Symposium

Join Fred Killeen, Chief Information Security Officer at General Motors, as he kicks off this day of
industry insight and learning followed by an engaging session by Jean-Noel Cazaudumec, Continental IS Director – Americas and Regional Security Officer – Americas at Valeo Inc. Holding, regarding Ransomware and Business Continuity Planning.

Ransomware can bring your business to a screeching halt and cause significant financial damage to your organization. This type of malware encrypts company critical data and refuse to release it unless the attacker’s ransom demands are met. In these times it is important that your company is best positioned to successfully navigate any attack. In this session, we will discuss the leading causes of infection, what basic steps can be taken to protect again ransomware and why business continuity planning matters.

Find out more about Fred Killeen at http://bit.ly/BIOFREDKILLEEN
Find out more about Jean-Noel Cazaudumec at http://bit.ly/BIOJEANNOELCAZAUDUMEC

Opening Remarks and the Impacts of Ransomware and Business Continuity Planning

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