5th Annual Financial Services Cyber Security Forum September 13th, London UK

#1228691: 5th Annual Financial Services Cyber Security Forum September 13th, London UK

Description:	Event Name: 5th Annual Financial Services Cyber Security Forum Date: 13th September Location: London General Admission: £595.00 + VAT: 20% discount for your group members with code CYSEC5MX # Years Running: 5 Expected Delegates: 120+ Featured Speaker/s: Keynote address II Setting the right expectations for operational resilience Lyndon Nelson, Deputy CEO & Executive Director, Regulatory Operations and Supervisory Risk Specialists, Prudential Regulation Authority Keynote address III tbc Panel I Key features of the UK Government’s approach to operational resilience in 2018 & 2019. Lyndon Nelson, Deputy CEO & Executive Director, Regulatory Operations and Supervisory Risk Specialists, Prudential Regulation Authority Alison Barker, Director of Specialist Supervision, FCA Colin Lobley, CEO, Cyber Security Challenge UK Lowri Khan, Director of Financial Stability, HM Treasury Lydia Ragoonanan, Director, The London Cyber Innovation Centre Fireside chat I tbc Role of the CEO in making cyber security a boardroom issue and integrating it into the overall business strategy. How can we improve the cyber security expertise of other board members? Fireside chat II Moderator: Justin Shaw-Gray, Account Director, Synack UKI Speaker: Dave Sheridan, Chief Information Security Officer, Santander UK & Board Director, Cyber Defence Alliance Panel II Moving towards the best practice cybersecurity for CISOs & Heads of Operational Risk. Craig Rice, Chief Security Officer, Bacs Payment Schemes & Director Cyber Security, UK Finance Hilary Weaver, Chief Risk Officer, Lloyd’s of London Senior Representative, Bank of England Sam Lee, Head of Operational Risk EMEA, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Panel III Does current security testing stack up for the modern financial services organisation? Advances in web, mobile and infrastructure technologies have no doubt changed the way customers behave; but with these advances in mind, have current security testing methodologies caught up? Moderator: Andy Condliffe, Solutions Architect EMEA, Synack UKI Panel: Keith Gross, Head of Financial Crime & Security, Banking and Payments Federation, Ireland & Chair, European Banking Federation Cyber Security Working Group Brussels, Belgium Ben Brabyn, Head, Level39 Further speakers TBC Board simulation of a major cyber-attack on a financial institution. The tsunami of commercial consequences that follows a major cyber-attack has overwhelmed many organisations. This session will help senior executives think through how to lead business recovery after cyber defences have been breached. Moderator: Kevin Duffey, Advisor, The London Digital Security Centre Participants: Speakers TBC Panel IV Moving towards creating a security culture in which people are naturally alert to security issues and act accordingly. How to change behaviour of your staff rather than simply offering staff training programmes? Best practice strategies for acquiring, training and retaining cyber security talent in your organisation Rosemary Stone, Global Head of HR, SWIFT Pauline Hawkes-Bunyan, Director of Risk, Compliance & Tax, The Investment Association Graham Wright CBE, Senior Vice President Security & Cyber, Inmarsat & Former Group Cyber Security Officer, National Grid Interactive session – expert panel with audience participation (Q&A/live voting) Innovation & cyber security - harnessing new approaches to cyber security in the financial services sector. Understanding emerging risks in the technology space and building a solid technology risk management framework within your organization Lydia Ragoonanan, Director, The London Cyber Innovation Centre
More info:	http://www.cityandfinancialconferences.com/events/the-5th-annual-financial-services-cyber-security-forum/event-summary-7598ae37f62343bf9688c2be405eeebf.aspx?inf_contact_key=b28267575df9b9c2cac16471e141a0d38e78459ad9272811e73087255a27f139

Description:

Event Name: 5th Annual Financial Services Cyber Security Forum

Date: 13th September

Location: London

General Admission: £595.00 + VAT:

20% discount for your group members with code CYSEC5MX

# Years Running: 5

Expected Delegates: 120+

Featured Speaker/s:

Keynote address II

Setting the right expectations for operational resilience

Lyndon Nelson, Deputy CEO & Executive Director, Regulatory Operations and Supervisory Risk Specialists, Prudential Regulation Authority
Keynote address III tbc

Panel I

Key features of the UK Government’s approach to operational resilience in 2018 & 2019.

Lyndon Nelson, Deputy CEO & Executive Director, Regulatory Operations and Supervisory Risk Specialists, Prudential Regulation Authority
Alison Barker, Director of Specialist Supervision, FCA
Colin Lobley, CEO, Cyber Security Challenge UK
Lowri Khan, Director of Financial Stability, HM Treasury
Lydia Ragoonanan, Director, The London Cyber Innovation Centre
Fireside chat I tbc

Role of the CEO in making cyber security a boardroom issue and integrating it into the overall business strategy. How can we improve the cyber security expertise of other board members?

Fireside chat II

Moderator:

Justin Shaw-Gray, Account Director, Synack UKI
Speaker:

Dave Sheridan, Chief Information Security Officer, Santander UK & Board Director, Cyber Defence Alliance
Panel II

Moving towards the best practice cybersecurity for CISOs & Heads of Operational Risk.

Craig Rice, Chief Security Officer, Bacs Payment Schemes & Director Cyber Security, UK Finance
Hilary Weaver, Chief Risk Officer, Lloyd’s of London
Senior Representative, Bank of England
Sam Lee, Head of Operational Risk EMEA, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Panel III

Does current security testing stack up for the modern financial services organisation? Advances in web, mobile and infrastructure technologies have no doubt changed the way customers behave; but with these advances in mind, have current security testing methodologies caught up?

Moderator:

Andy Condliffe, Solutions Architect EMEA, Synack UKI
Panel:

Keith Gross, Head of Financial Crime & Security, Banking and Payments Federation, Ireland & Chair, European Banking Federation Cyber Security Working Group Brussels, Belgium
Ben Brabyn, Head, Level39
Further speakers TBC

Board simulation of a major cyber-attack on a financial institution.

The tsunami of commercial consequences that follows a major cyber-attack has overwhelmed many organisations. This session will help senior executives think through how to lead business recovery after cyber defences have been breached.

Moderator:

Kevin Duffey, Advisor, The London Digital Security Centre
Participants:

Speakers TBC

Panel IV

Moving towards creating a security culture in which people are naturally alert to security issues and act accordingly. How to change behaviour of your staff rather than simply offering staff training programmes? Best practice strategies for acquiring, training and retaining cyber security talent in your organisation

Rosemary Stone, Global Head of HR, SWIFT
Pauline Hawkes-Bunyan, Director of Risk, Compliance & Tax, The Investment Association
Graham Wright CBE, Senior Vice President Security & Cyber, Inmarsat & Former Group Cyber Security Officer, National Grid
Interactive session – expert panel with audience participation (Q&A/live voting)

Innovation & cyber security - harnessing new approaches to cyber security in the financial services sector. Understanding emerging risks in the technology space and building a solid technology risk management framework within your organization

Lydia Ragoonanan, Director, The London Cyber Innovation Centre

More info:

http://www.cityandfinancialconferences.com/events/the-5th-annual-financial-services-cyber-security-forum/event-summary-7598ae37f62343bf9688c2be405eeebf.aspx?inf_contact_key=b28267575df9b9c2cac16471e141a0d38e78459ad9272811e73087255a27f139

Date added	Sept. 10, 2018, 7:48 p.m.
Source	City andFinancial Conferences
Subjects	Bank of England Conferences and Seminars Europe Conferences IT Security General IT-Sec Country Group Mtgs United Kingdom News United Kingdom
Country	United Kingdom