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 * Day 1
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 * Case Study
 * Fireside Chat
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 * Stream A - Cyber Security
 * Stream B - Data Protection
 * Stream C - Interactive Workshops

Day 1November 10, 2021

9:00 am - 9:10 am
Chair’s Welcome Address

9:10 am - 9:30 am
Keeping the UK Public Sector Safe and Secure
 * Developing the next phase of the UK’s comprehensive approach to cyber
   security beyond 2021 
 * Measuring the impact of the National Cyber Security Strategy (2016-2021) and
   how investment has driven change across government and society 
 * Analysing the Covid19 cyber threat landscape and shielding the UK from
   increased hostile state cyber attacks 
 * Positioning Britain as a leader in cyber technical authority and increasing
   resilience against attacks 
 * Making the technologies and critical infrastructure we depend on more
   trustworthy and secure 
 * Strengthening cooperation across sectors and developing the talent pipeline
   to meet national security demands


SPEAKERS

Matt Warman MP
Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Digital Infrastructure)
Invited

9:30 am - 9:50 am
Platinum Sponsor Session

9:50 am - 10:30 am
Prepare, Respond and Recover: Managing Risk and Business Continuity in the
Public Sector

Cyber resilience is more than about securing technology. It encompasses
preparedness for risks, continuous efforts to deter and defend against
cyber-attacks, and remediating from crises. Our panel session explores: 

 * Government guidance, tools and resources to identify, mitigate and
   manage risks 
 * Implementing preventative measures which take account of services, people,
   technologies and processes 
 * Responding to cyber incidents through immediate and long term remedial
   actions 
 * Business continuity management and recovery mechanisms to lessen disruptions
   and maintain critical services 
 * Raising the profile of cyber security at strategic levels to ensure it is
   given high recognition, focus and resources
   


SPEAKERS

Geoff Connell
Director of IMT & Chief Digital Officer
Norfolk County Council
Confirmed
Pete Cooper
Deputy Director for Cyber Defence
Cabinet Office
Confirmed
James Marston
Security Transformation and Change Director
HM Government
Invited
John Noble CBE
Non-Executive Director
NHS Digital
Invited

9:50 am - 10:20 am
Trends in Ransomware


SPEAKERS

Gareth Carrigan
Head of Cyber – Investigations Tech Lead
Information Commissioner’s Office
Confirmed

10:30 am - 10:50 am
Break, Virtual Exhibition Networking and Live Delegate Meet Ups 

During this break why not join one of our Fireside Chats & Roundtables? Our
fireside chats and roundtable sessions are open to all attendees. The sessions
will allow attendees to drive their own learning and share experiences with
others on a number of different subject areas.


10:30 am - 10:50 am
Fireside Chat | Digital Identity and Government

This talk will consider the key aspects of a good online identity scheme: 

 * The purpose of a scheme 
 * Who is it for and ease of use 
 * How strong identity assurance needs to be to meet the purpose 
 * Who will pay for it, own the liability and offer redress  
 * Interoperability, sharing and updating identity  


SPEAKERS

Dr Louise Bennett
Director, Digital Policy Alliance
Co-Chair of the Privacy and Consumer Advisory Group
Confirmed

10:50 am - 11:10 am
How the National Cyber Security Centre is Tackling Emerging Threats

Exploring ways in which the National Cyber Security Centre is leading the
response to the Covid19 pandemic, building a resilient nation, proactively
engaging and partnering with key public sector bodies and driving cyber skills
and innovation. 


SPEAKERS

Ian McCormack
Deputy Director for National Resilience & Strategy
National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)
Confirmed

11:10 am - 11:30 am
Gold Sponsor Session

11:30 am - 12:00 pm
Protecting the Physical and Digitally Engineered World

The session will show the range of malicious threats facing the public and
private sectors and the vulnerabilities of initiatives such as Building
Information Modelling (BIM), Open Data and Smart City/Connected Places that can
be mitigated by forethought and proportionate countermeasures that enable rather
than inhibit the desired innovation. 

The Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI) is the UK
Government’s National Technical Authority for Physical and Personnel protective
security advice.  CPNI are part of the National Security apparatus and they have
a long history of providing advice on securing critical infrastructure,
sensitive technologies, digital engineering, open data initiatives, advanced
manufacturing processes, automotive and intelligent transport system security
and managing the security of smart city initiatives.


SPEAKERS

Paul F
Head of Physical Security
CPNI
Confirmed

12:00 pm - 12:45 pm
Seminar Sessions
 * Endpoint protection 
 * Securing remote workforce  
 * Identity and Access Management (IAM) 
 * Cloud security 
 * Ransomware / Malware  
 * Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) 
 * Social engineering and phishing techniques 
 * Security Awareness, Behaviour & Culture 
 * Supply chain security 
 * VPN resilience 
 * Incident response and management 
 * Network security 
 * Data loss prevention  
 * Secure digital transformation 
 * Third party risk management 
 * Breach prevention and management 
 * Threat intelligence, monitoring, detection  
 * Data protection impact assessments 
 * Data Protection Act 2018 / GDPR compliance and challenges 
 * Innovations in security and privacy 
 * Emerging technologies (IoT, Machine Learning, AI) and security  
 * Data processing and retention 
 * Disclosure requests 


12:00 pm - 12:45 pm
2022: Privilege Access Management Realities for the Public Sector

Public Sector organizations planning for 2022 are looking, more than ever, to
embrace their new normal.  A significant element of that is to ensure that the
changes made over the past year or so didn’t send them one step forward and two
steps back in terms of security, compliance and usability.  We have found that
many Public Sector organizations are reviewing security gaps and identifying
improvements that can be implemented to their technology and processes to
achieve a more unified, secure security status moving forward.

The security threats that were apparent a couple of years ago have not changed
or gone away.  If anything, the attack surface that Privilege Access Management
(PAM) tools help secure has become even larger.  Threats are more difficult than
ever for organizations to manage with native tools, and the traditional desktop
and server estate has become a thing of the past.

Join this session to learn how Secure Remote Access and Privilege Management
solutions can be implemented to solve PAM challenges quickly, across entire
estates.  You will also find out how to provide your users (and third parties)
with a secure, compliant platform from which to work remotely – via an
on-premises or SaaS deployment – in just weeks, not months or years.


SPEAKERS

Max Berg
Senior Solutions Engineer
BeyondTrust
Confirmed
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12:45 pm - 1:50 pm
Break, Virtual Exhibition Networking and Live Delegate Meet Ups 

During this break why not join one of our Fireside Chats & Roundtables? Our
fireside chats and roundtable sessions are open to all attendees. The sessions
will allow attendees to drive their own learning and share experiences with
others on a number of different subject areas 


1:20 pm - 1:50 pm
Fireside Chat | Industrial Control Systems and Emerging Technologies

The session will briefly cover: 

 * Risks from cybersecurity to safety and security of supply critical to
   national infrastructure 
 * Issues for managing risks from cybersecurity: proportionality, managing
   supply chain, creating the right culture, incident management and recovery 
 * Emerging applications using machine learning in safety applications 
 * Identifying and managing risks: determining ‘trustworthiness’


SPEAKERS

Sarabjit Purewal
Cyber Security and Emerging Technology Lead
Health and Safety Executive (HSE)
Confirmed

1:50 pm - 2:20 pm
Seminar Session 1

1:50 pm - 2:20 pm
Seminar Session 2

2:20 pm - 2:40 pm
Building a Cyber Resilient Culture
 * How a resilient cyber culture can help organisations improve their business
   resilience posture and mitigate risks more effectively 
 * Utilising your most valuable assets – your staff  
 * Enabling rather than preventing 
 * Removing barriers 
 * Identifying your most vulnerable and at-risk people 
 * Ways of nudging and effecting behavioural change 
 * Benchmarking and measuring effectiveness 


SPEAKERS

Zakki Ghauri
Head of Cyber Security and Governance
Westminster City Council & Kensington Council
Confirmed

2:20 pm - 2:40 pm
Best Practices for Effective Third Party Risk Management

To be compliant with GDPR, organisations must take necessary steps to protect
the data in their care, including data that is shared with third parties such as
contractors, partners, suppliers and service providers. This session looks
at effective strategies for managing third party risks, common gaps in contract
management, and maturing your organisation’s security postures. 


SPEAKERS

Daniel Bagley
Information Security Officer
National Church Institutions of the Church of England
Confirmed
Madi McAllister
Information Governance and Data Protection Officer
National Church Institutions of the Church of England
Confirmed

2:20 pm - 2:50 pm
Developing the Cyber Security Profession

According to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, 37% of all
vacancies for cyber roles have been hard-to-fill with many businesses
struggling to recruit employees with the necessary technical skills. The sector
has made strides in diversity; the NCSC published its ‘Decrypting Diversity’
report in 2020 to benchmark and track levels of diversity and inclusion states
that “improving diversity and inclusion will be crucial to the cyber security
industry’s ability to address its well-documented skills gap.” Hear from
industry insiders about: 

 * Building a talent pipeline that reflects the diversity of Britain 
 * Upskilling, measuring and improving cyber resilience with hands-on training
   for existing employees 
 * Benefiting from a more distributed workforce 
 * Non-traditional routes into the cyber security profession 
 * Standards and certifications, including the newly set up UK Cyber Security
   Council’s role and how it aims to become the ‘voice of the profession’ 


SPEAKERS

Senior Representative
UK Cyber Security Council
Confirmed

2:50 pm - 3:20 pm
Defending your Organisation Against Cyber Attacks

Most organisations rely on users being able to spot phishing emails as a typical
defence mechanism. A multi-layered set of mitigations is needed to improve an
organisation’s resilience against phishing attacks. 

 * Protecting against phishing, ransomware and malware attacks 
 * How to make it difficult for attackers to reach your users 
 * Helping users to identify and report suspected phishing emails and breaches 
 * Responding to incidents quickly and effectively 


3:00 pm - 3:20 pm
Data Protection Compliance in the Public Sector
 * What are the obstacles to compliance?  
 * Aligning your data protection strategy with your organisation’s overall IT
   and digital innovation agendas  
 * Influencing compliance through technological and behavioural change 


SPEAKERS

Jonathan Craven
Head of Information Governance and Data Protection Officer
Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust
Confirmed

3:00 pm - 3:20 pm
Procurement Approaches to Building and Transforming Cyber Capability
 * What is cyber transformation? 
 * The challenges faced by the public sector 
 * Key benefits 
 * The steps to implementing an effective cyber security transformation 
 * Common pitfalls and mitigations 


SPEAKERS

Elizabeth Giugno
Head of Category - Cyber Security
Crown Commercial Service
Confirmed

3:20 pm - 3:40 pm
Break, Virtual Exhibition Networking and Live Delegate Meet Ups 

During this break why not join one of our Fireside Chats & Roundtables? Our
fireside chats and roundtable sessions are open to all attendees. The sessions
will allow attendees to drive their own learning and share experiences with
others on a number of different subject areas 


3:20 pm - 3:40 pm
Fireside Chat | Cookies and Consent: Realigning User Privacy with Marketing 
 * Key challenges for digital advertisers without 3rd party cookies 
 * Will 1st party cookies improve compliance with regulations governing data
   subject consent? 
 * Realigning data privacy and marketing: a data subject approach to cookie
   consent


SPEAKERS

Stephen Breen
Principal Lecturer and GDPR Researcher
London Metropolitan University
Confirmed

3:40 pm - 4:10 pm
Managing and Responding to Cyber Incidents
 * Developing and updating incident plans for better preparedness  
 * Risks of legacy systems amid growing cybersecurity concerns 
 * Technical guidance for analysing, containing/mitigating, remediating and
   recovering from breaches 
 * Digital forensics analysis and investigations 
 * Legal and regulatory requirements, working with relevant government bodies to
   navigate data protection during and post-crises 
 * Post-incident reviews and lessons learned 


SPEAKERS

David Cowan
Head of ICT
Copeland Borough Council
Confirmed
Iain Harrison
Information Governance & Risk Manager
Leicester City Council
Confirmed

3:40 pm - 4:00 pm
Leveraging and Tailoring an Outcome-Based Model to Ensure Risks are Managed
Appropriately and Proportionally

Case study of regulating downstream gas and electricity in GB

 * Scoping 
 * NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework 
 * Assessing risks against outcome gaps 
 * Leveraging industry accepted standards and practices 
 * Developing improvement plans in a complex and ever-evolving environment 


SPEAKERS

Mohammed Zumla
NIS Chief Cyber Security Architect
Ofgem
Confirmed

3:40 pm - 4:10 pm
Case Study


SPEAKERS

Dr Andy Grayland
Chief Information Security Officer at the Digital Office
Scottish Local Government
Confirmed

4:10 pm - 4:30 pm
How DevSecOps Helps Government to be Secure by Design

DevSecOps involves building security as a culture with continuous and flexible
collaboration between security and developer teams. For most
organisations, DevSecOps does not happen all at once since it is iterative
process that relates to a culture of change. We discuss: 

 * Key tools, what they are, how they can be introduced and matured 
 * Building a culture of shared responsibility in software development
   lifecycle 
 * Automation and building machine capabilities 
 * DevSecOps best practice for continuous improvement 


SPEAKERS

Mahbubul Islam
Chief Information Security Officer
HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS)
Confirmed

4:10 pm - 4:40 pm
Keeping NHS Data Safe
 * Defending against cyberattacks  
 * Protecting sensitive and confidential information such as patient data,
   healthcare records and IT systems 
 * Security and data protection in health and care services, local authorities,
   and clinical commissioning groups 
 * The Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT) and Better Security, Better
   Care programme


SPEAKERS

Alex Harris
Head of NHS and Social Care Cyber Risk
NHSX
Confirmed
Steve Fenwick
Head of Security Operations, Data Security Centre
NHS Digital
Confirmed

4:10 pm - 4:30 pm
Squaring the Circle

Protecting mission critical assets while supporting the drive for accessible,
self-serve data in modern digital government. 


SPEAKERS

Andrew Bolton
Head of Data Practice and Data-as-a-service
DWP Digital
Confirmed

4:40 pm - 5:00 pm
A Year in Review: Emerging Cyber Trends in 2021
 * Current cyber threat landscape: example risks, threat actors, attack vectors,
   attack surfaces 
 * Key trends and advanced persistent threat actors exploiting the
   Covid19 pandemic 
 * Building strong and effective partnerships within government and across
   industry for better response and mitigation 


SPEAKERS

Gareth Carrigan
Head of Cyber – Investigations Tech Lead
Information Commissioner’s Office
Confirmed
Neil Sinclair
National Cyber Lead
Police Digital Security Centre
Confirmed

4:40 pm - 5:00 pm
Securing Innovation and Future Technology
 * Balancing innovation and adoption of emerging technologies with security,
   risk management and data protection 
 * Reviewing top use-cases of emerging technologies, including IoT security 
 * Ethical and legal considerations around the use of IoT, AI, Machine Learning 
 * Evaluating the role of the UK as an emerging hub for innovation in technology


SPEAKERS

Peter Stephens
Head of 'Secure by Design'
Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)
Confirmed
Saj Huq
Director of Innovation
Plexal
Confirmed
Erika Lewis
Director, Cyber security and Digital Identity
Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)
Invited

4:40 pm - 5:00 pm
Cyber Security: Being Everything New Under the Sun

How universities can nurture innovation in the cyber security sector

A Cyber Security Ecosystem has evolved across Greater Manchester nurtured and
grown through activities without boundaries and across disciplines. At the heart
of this are Manchester’s Universities living the Turing legacy bringing
innovation to underwrite a bright Digital Future. Professor Danny Dresner will
explain how the Greater Manchester Cyber Foundry has changed cyber security to
be a catalyst for growth, how the Centre for Digital Trust and Society is
bringing people and technology together, and how the Digital Innovation Security
Hub is set to launch at the centre of the cyber community. 


SPEAKERS

Professor Daniel Dresner
Professor of Cyber Security
University of Manchester
Confirmed

4:50 pm - 5:00 pm
Chair’s Closing Remarks and the End of the Conference

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