Cyber Trends: Working Through and Beyond the COVID-19 Era

#1390105: Cyber Trends: Working Through and Beyond the COVID-19 Era

Description:	Now in its fifth year, Cyber Trends draws on the experience of industry practitioners, government representatives, and researchers to examine the current trends and what is on the horizon for the cybersecurity ecosystem, across the UK and around the world. This year the debates will consider the impact of the global pandemic on the current and future cyber scene. We are at a critical juncture where new trends are appearing and transformative initiatives are taking place. Cyber Trends 2021 brings together some of the world’s most renowned experts to provide their insights and views of cybersecurity in the coming years. Policymakers, corporate leaders, and the community come together to explore technology and policy trends and engage in a conversation with a broad group of stakeholders. About the Global Cyber Alliance The Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) is an international, cross-sector effort dedicated to eradicating cyber risk and improving our connected world. We achieve our mission by uniting global communities, implementing concrete solutions, and measuring the effect. GCA, a 501(c)3, was founded in September 2015 by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, the City of London Police, and the Center for Internet Security. Learn more at www.globalcyberalliance.org. Audience The event is hosted by GCA and generally attended by government, law enforcement, cybersecurity, and industry leaders. Agenda This year’s event, the first since the outbreak of COVID-19, will reflect on the deep impact caused by the pandemic, not only to our everyday lives but also to our digital world as a whole, including the increasingly disruptive activities of organised and state-sponsored e-crime. The sessions will begin with an overview of the cybercriminal activities of 2020 centred around Verizon’s annual DBIR report. The keynote will introduce the central part of the event—a panel highlighting Domain Trust, a GCA initiative focused identifying abuse in the domain name system to help address the global response against conventional e-crime. Finally, the third block will offer an opportunity for first-hand insights from those who will define the future of cybersecurity—the next generation of responders. Suzanne Kelly, CEO of The Cipher Brief and presenter of the event, will close the sessions with a debate and Q&A open to all participants. Cyber Trends full agenda. Key questions that will be addressed at Cyber Trends 2021: 2020 was a unique year for e-crime and cybersecurity—which trends will be temporary and which ones are to remain in the future? In 2020, various disruptive collaborative initiatives, such as Domain Trust, were set in motion—are we observing a global trend? How deep will their impact be? Next Generation Internet—is cybersecurity really becoming more inclusive and diverse? How will this impact its future? Speakers We are delighted to be joined by the following speakers: Dr Emma Philpott (CEO, IASME Consortium) Göran Marby (President and CEO, ICANN) Ian Dyson QPM (Commissioner of the City of London Police) James Dipple-Johnstone (Deputy Commissioner, Information Commissioner's Office) Kelly Hardy (Head of Registry Policy, CentralNic) Līga Raita Rozentāle (Senior Director, Cybersecurity and Emerging Threats Policy, Microsoft) Pete Cooper (Deputy Director Cyber Defence, Cabinet Office) Phillip Larbey (Managing Principal, EMEA, Verizon Enterprise Solutions) Richard Watson (Best-selling author, futurist, and scenario planner) Rowena Schoo (Policy and Government Relations Manager, Nominet) Simeon Quarrie (CEO and founder, Vivida Interactive) Suzanne Kelly (CEO and Publisher, The Cipher Brief) William Russell, The Rt Hon, the Lord Mayor of the City of London Sponsorship Opportunities This event would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. Please contact Kate Oldershaw at koldershaw@globalcyberalliance.org if you are interested in receiving information about sponsorship. Your Privacy In order to provide you the content requested, we need to store and process your personal data. By registering for this event you consent to us storing your personal data for the purpose of this event only. GCA takes your privacy seriously. Please review the Global Cyber Alliance Privacy Policy. The event will be run on the Blue Jeans platform provided by our partner Verizon. Your data will be shared with Verizon for the sole purposes of permitting your access to the event platform and will not be used by Verizon for another purpose.
More info:	https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cyber-trends-2021-working-through-and-beyond-the-covid-19-era-tickets-141452768037?utm_campaign=Domain%20Trust%20Launch%20UK%2FEMEA&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=121178672&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8NzAy06k6oBreCLa-Ocjz5DfijA57qblJynGTHwNy9kyhmssP_E4xQcBdwmkh6KzgSN596xJE07-UczwGWeSiAYuhnzQ&utm_content=121140084&utm_source=hs_email

Description:

Now in its fifth year, Cyber Trends draws on the experience of industry practitioners, government representatives, and researchers to examine the current trends and what is on the horizon for the cybersecurity ecosystem, across the UK and around the world.

This year the debates will consider the impact of the global pandemic on the current and future cyber scene. We are at a critical juncture where new trends are appearing and transformative initiatives are taking place.

Cyber Trends 2021 brings together some of the world’s most renowned experts to provide their insights and views of cybersecurity in the coming years.

Policymakers, corporate leaders, and the community come together to explore technology and policy trends and engage in a conversation with a broad group of stakeholders.

About the Global Cyber Alliance
The Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) is an international, cross-sector effort dedicated to eradicating cyber risk and improving our connected world. We achieve our mission by uniting global communities, implementing concrete solutions, and measuring the effect. GCA, a 501(c)3, was founded in September 2015 by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, the City of London Police, and the Center for Internet Security. Learn more at www.globalcyberalliance.org.

Audience
The event is hosted by GCA and generally attended by government, law enforcement, cybersecurity, and industry leaders.

Agenda
This year’s event, the first since the outbreak of COVID-19, will reflect on the deep impact caused by the pandemic, not only to our everyday lives but also to our digital world as a whole, including the increasingly disruptive activities of organised and state-sponsored e-crime.

The sessions will begin with an overview of the cybercriminal activities of 2020 centred around Verizon’s annual DBIR report.

The keynote will introduce the central part of the event—a panel highlighting Domain Trust, a GCA initiative focused identifying abuse in the domain name system to help address the global response against conventional e-crime.

Finally, the third block will offer an opportunity for first-hand insights from those who will define the future of cybersecurity—the next generation of responders.

Suzanne Kelly, CEO of The Cipher Brief and presenter of the event, will close the sessions with a debate and Q&A open to all participants.

Cyber Trends full agenda.

Key questions that will be addressed at Cyber Trends 2021:
2020 was a unique year for e-crime and cybersecurity—which trends will be temporary and which ones are to remain in the future?

In 2020, various disruptive collaborative initiatives, such as Domain Trust, were set in motion—are we observing a global trend? How deep will their impact be?

Next Generation Internet—is cybersecurity really becoming more inclusive and diverse? How will this impact its future?

Speakers
We are delighted to be joined by the following speakers:

Dr Emma Philpott (CEO, IASME Consortium)
Göran Marby (President and CEO, ICANN)
Ian Dyson QPM (Commissioner of the City of London Police)
James Dipple-Johnstone (Deputy Commissioner, Information Commissioner's Office)
Kelly Hardy (Head of Registry Policy, CentralNic)
Līga Raita Rozentāle (Senior Director, Cybersecurity and Emerging Threats Policy, Microsoft)
Pete Cooper (Deputy Director Cyber Defence, Cabinet Office)
Phillip Larbey (Managing Principal, EMEA, Verizon Enterprise Solutions)
Richard Watson (Best-selling author, futurist, and scenario planner)
Rowena Schoo (Policy and Government Relations Manager, Nominet)
Simeon Quarrie (CEO and founder, Vivida Interactive)
Suzanne Kelly (CEO and Publisher, The Cipher Brief)
William Russell, The Rt Hon, the Lord Mayor of the City of London
Sponsorship Opportunities
This event would not be possible without the support of our sponsors.

Please contact Kate Oldershaw at koldershaw@globalcyberalliance.org if you are interested in receiving information about sponsorship.

Your Privacy
In order to provide you the content requested, we need to store and process your personal data. By registering for this event you consent to us storing your personal data for the purpose of this event only. GCA takes your privacy seriously. Please review the Global Cyber Alliance Privacy Policy.

The event will be run on the Blue Jeans platform provided by our partner Verizon. Your data will be shared with Verizon for the sole purposes of permitting your access to the event platform and will not be used by Verizon for another purpose.

More info:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cyber-trends-2021-working-through-and-beyond-the-covid-19-era-tickets-141452768037?utm_campaign=Domain%20Trust%20Launch%20UK%2FEMEA&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=121178672&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8NzAy06k6oBreCLa-Ocjz5DfijA57qblJynGTHwNy9kyhmssP_E4xQcBdwmkh6KzgSN596xJE07-UczwGWeSiAYuhnzQ&utm_content=121140084&utm_source=hs_email

Date added	April 14, 2021, 12:23 p.m.
Source	Eventbrite
Subjects	Conferences and Seminars Europe Latest Global Security News Predictions for 2021
Venue	May 26, 2021, midnight - May 26, 2021, midnight
Country	United Kingdom