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This event took place on 17-19 June 2020 at Rome.

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Connecting minds to build global resilience and trust in cybersecurity

From 19-21 June 2019, CISO leaders from around the world united in this trusted space to benchmark progress and challenges on cybersecurity priorities in the wonderful city of Rome for the 3rd CISO 360 Congress. The programme was designed to enhance interaction and facilitate discussion around the key challenges and critical topics confronting CISOs and leaders in technology and business in a ‘closed door’ environment. Benchmark approaches, strategies and tools to pre-empt the emerging opportunity and risk horizon. What are role expectations and business technologies we should expect in the years to come? What can be learned from perspectives beyond the security sphere?

2.5 action-packed days – to benchmark and network with CISO peers
55+ speakers – truly international speaker panel who was hand-picked to share their experiences
360 perspectives – taking CISOs beyond the security ‘echo chamber’
Trusted partner ratio – reputable providers to the security industry who have agreed not to talk product and who will add genuine value to the discussions
Only one Rule – CISO 360 Congress was held under The Chatham House Rule. No press was in attendance
Pulse Innovate Report – written by a Pulse professional Editor will be shared after the event to capture the key points (unattributed) – a useful tool beyond the event itself!

Main themes for Rome 2019

Cyber defence, privacy and trade-offs – geopolitical, economic and cybercrime threats in a VUCA world
Digital innovation and security by resilience – CISO and CIO as enablers of business innovation
Cybercrime, intelligence and response strategy – prevention; remediation; offensive security; intelligence
Security culture, privacy and data explosion – identities, culture and trust
Supply chain, operational resilience and security – risk and governance; the supply chain in crisis
Talk to the Board, investment and IP leverage – opportunities in cybersecurity for business value

International Speaker Panel 2019

Chaired by

Marcus Alldrick, Former CISO, Lloyd’s of London. Currently Senior Advisor Risk, Compliance – Congress Chairman
Prof. Dr. Robert Coles, Visiting Professor, Royal Holloway, University of London – Roundtable Chairman

Keynotes

Caspar Berry, Professional Poker Player (UK)
Challenging the Way we Think about Risk Taking and Decision Making!
Jim Hinton, Founder, Lawyer, Patent & Trademark Agent, Own Innovation (Canada)
Cybersecurity and Intellectual Property: How can we leverage IP within cybersecurity to add business value?
Ken Munro, Security Writer, Car Hacker and IoT Destroyer!
How Supply Chain Flaws Become Endemic
Dr. Victoria Baines, Visiting Associate, Oxford Internet Institute (UK)
What can exercises in future thinking tell us about the cybersecurity and international diplomacy challenges that we need to prepare for?
Dvir Rubinshtein, Aviation Security Operation Center Manager Security, Emergency & Cyber Division, Israel
Cyber Resilience for the Aviation Sector to Enhance Overall Cyber Preparedness
Michael Colao, CISO/Head of Security Function, AXA
Governance of the Source: Private Equity Risk in the Cybersecurity Supply Chain

International Speaker Panel (Speaker bios here)

Adam Drabik, CISO, Opel Vauxhall Finance (UK)
Aftab Afzal, Co-Founder & CRO, CyberCyte (UK)
Amy Lemberger, Cybersecurity Director, GSMA (UK)
Andrew Mabbitt, Director, Fidus Information Security (UK)
Ben Bulpett, EMEA Identity Platform Director, SailPoint (UK)
Ben Jeffreys, Senior Executive, Nominet (UK)
Professor Ing. Claudio Cilli, Dipartimento di Informatica, Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza” and President, ISACA Rome Chapter (Italy)
Colette Hanley, Global Head of Privacy, Nokia Group (UK)
David Cripps, Frmr CISO, SETL and Investec (UK)
Dawn M Jackson, Global Cyber Threat, Intelligence Manager, Willis Towers Watson
Des McGuckian, IT Project Manager, Transport for London (TfL) (UK)
Dvir Rubinshtein, Aviation Security Operation Center Manager & Aviation Security Expert, Security Division, Israel
Edvinas Pranculis, Vice President, Global Sales Operations | Data Protection Officer (DPO), SOC Prime (Lithuania)
Dr Eduardo Solana, Senior Lecturer of Cryptography and Security, University of Geneva (Switzerland)
Edward Ayman Ganom, Head of Information Security, The Commercial Bank (P.S.Q.C) (Qatar)
Fabian Libeau, VP, EMEA, RiskIQ (UK)
Friedelien Brockerhoff, General Manager: Group Information Security Program, MTN (South Africa)
Gadi Evron, Chairman of the Board, Israeli CERT (IL-CERT) (Israel)
George Eapen, Global CISO and Head of Cyber Security, Petrofac (UAE)
Graeme Cantu-Park, Head of Global Security Operations, The Hut Group (UK)
Irene Corpuz, Manager, Strategy and Future Department, HCT and Board of Advisors, OWASP Middle East (UAE)
James Gosnold, Head of Cyber Technology Services, Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) (UK)
James Linton, Threat Researcher, Agari (UK)
Joel Stradling, Research Director, GlobalData (Spain)
Justin Shaw-Gray, Director UK&I, Synack (UK)
Lee Barney, CISO, Retail/eCommerce (UK)
Lee Cartmell, Group Chief Information Security Officer, Stagecoach Group (UK)
Marc Lueck, CISO, Zscaler (UK)
Marco Misitano, President, (ISC)2 Italy Chapter (Italy)
Mariana Pereira, Director, Darktrace (UK)
Mark Ampleford, Head of Security Division, Barclay Simpson (UK)
Márk Félegyházi, CEO, Avatao (Hungary)
Mark Snel, CISO – Information Security and Corporate Security, Signify (The Netherlands)
Martyn Booth, CISO, Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC (UK)
Matt Middleton-Leal, GM EMEA & APAC, Netwrix (UK)
Necati Ertuğrul, Founder & CTO, CyberCyte (UK)
Lady Olga Maitland, Chairman, Copenhagen Compliance (UK)
Olivier Pfeiffer, Head of Finance and Critical Infrastructure Markets, ID Quantique (Switzerland)
Paul Brucciani, Head of Commercial Business Development, UK, Garrison Technology (UK)
Paul Heffernan, CISO, Revolut (UK)
Paul Hopkins, Global Head Cyber Strategy & Secure by Design, Vodafone (UK)
Paulo Glórias, Regional Director, BitSight (Portugal)
Riccardo Bianchi, Global BUIT, Chief Information Security Officer, DHL Global Forwarding (Germany)
Richard Matti, Director, NetClean (Sweden)
Richard Davis, Global Cybersecurity Strategy, ProofPoint (UK)
Rich Turner, VP EMEA, CyberArk (UK)
Rob Robinson, Director of Security and Network, Company85 (UK)
Robert Shaw, Senior Security Advisor, United Nations
Dr Sally Leivesley, Director, Newrisk Ltd, A Founder Member, The Exercise Group7 (TEG7) (UK)
Simon Legg, Group CISO, JLT Group (UK)
Tim Varkalis, Group Security – Threat Intelligence Lead, AXA (UK)
Tom Gamali, Group Chief Information Security Officer & Global Head of Business Resilience, Abdul Latif Jameel Company Ltd (Kuwait)
Dr Stefano Zanero, Cybersecurity Professor and Entrepreneur, Politecnico di Milano
Dr Victoria Baines, Visiting Associate, Oxford Internet Institute (UK
Dr Vasileios Karagiannopoulos, Senior Lecturer in Law and Cybercrime, Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth (UK)
Vipul Asher, Privacy Consulting Manager, OneTrust (UK)

Trusted benchmarking, networking and practical case uses for cybersecurity leaders…

Designed in the knowledge that who you meet can be just as important as what you learn, drinks receptions, breakfasts, coffee breaks, prize draw and extended lunches enable delegates to network with industry leaders and put themselves at the heart of discussions alongside those who make the world’s cybersecurity go around!

Our key differentiators include:

Fully immersive agenda – exciting debates, think tanks, roundtables
A truly international and multi-faceted speaker panel – we bring together CISO to CISO benchmarking; non security perspectives and influencers and the supply chain community
Trust-based community meeting in an inspiring and open sharing environment
CISO 360 networking experience – see details of the dedicated receptions, dinners, cultural activities. Enduring connections are guaranteed.
Natural integration between inhouse security, supply chain and technology innovators – we are part of the same jigsaw!

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Security training – 3rd CISO 360 Congress, Rome

Pulse Conferences is offering 2 half day security refresher courses in the afternoon on the 19th June 2019. Please view the course outlines below.

Pricing

Price per course: £1,000 + VAT
Special 5-day package (before 12 April 2019): Congress + 1 Course: £2,000 + vat (save £200!)
Special 5-day package (after 12 April 2019): Congress + 1 Course: £2,500 + vat (save £200!)

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Crisis Management and Supply Chain Resilience
Security and Resilience Leadership

Crisis Management and Supply Chain Resilience

Sally has a UK Home Office background and trained as a Scientific Advisor to respond to all aspects of nuclear attack and chemical, biological and radiological events. She plans, directs and participates in major exercises concerning critical components of industry and specialises in testing catastrophic threat impacts on critical functions of business. She has experience in all phases of risk assessment, planning, crisis management and post-loss recovery including psychological interventions in communities post-disaster. Sally is a respected media adviser on public protection and is a member of the Register for Security Engineers and Specialists (RSES).

About the Instructor

Dr Sally Leivesley PhD Lond., MSPD, BA(Hons) Qld., FICPEM, FRSA, MACE, MIABTI, Director, Newrisk Limited and TEG7 LLP

Sally has a UK Home Office background and trained as a Scientific Advisor to respond to all aspects of nuclear attack and chemical, biological and radiological events. She plans, directs and participates in major exercises concerning critical components of industry and specialises in testing catastrophic threat impacts on critical functions of business. She has experience in all phases of risk assessment, planning, crisis management and post-loss recovery including psychological interventions in communities, post-disaster. Sally is a respected media adviser on public protection and is a member of the Register for Security Engineers and Specialists (RSES).

Security and Resilience Leadership

Robert is a security, intelligence and EOD executive with a UK Military background. He has broad strategic and operational experience and has advised senior staff, diplomats and government officials on aspects of security, intelligence, threat analysis, crises management, and resilience strategies. He has been the UN Security and EOD Advisor; Liaison officer for the UNMAS and UNOPS and has experience with NATO, the GCC, African Union, OSCE, EUPOL, FCO and others. Robert is a respected expert, has specialist research background on suicide bombing and has provided thematic briefs on worldwide security issues relevant to UNMAS/UNOPS missions.

About the instructor

Robert Shaw, Senior Security Advisor, United Nations
Robert Shaw is a security, intelligence and EOD executive with a UK Military background. He has broad strategic and operational experience and has advised senior staff, diplomats and government officials on aspects of security, intelligence, threat analysis, crises management, and resilience strategies. He has been the UN Security and EOD Advisor; Liaison officer for the UNMAS and UNOPS and has experience with NATO, the GCC, African Union, OSCE, EUPOL, FCO and others. Robert is a respected expert, has specialist research background on suicide bombing and has provided thematic briefs on worldwide security issues relevant to UNMAS/UNOPS missions.

Supporting Associations 2019

As an independent, nonprofit, global association, ISACA engages in the development, adoption and use of globally accepted, industry-leading knowledge and practices for information systems. Previously known as the Information Systems Audit and Control Association, ISACA now goes by its acronym only, to reflect the broad range of IT governance professionals it serves.
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The (ISC)² Italian Chapter provides thought leadership and guidance for security professionals in Italy. As the only official (ISC)² course provider in Italy, the Chapter hosts official trainings for Security Leaders as well as networking opportunities and knowledge sharing.

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In Search of Answers to Big Questions

Written by our inhouse resident editor, Lyndsay Turley, an experienced communicator and cybersecurity advocate for over 15 years.

The World will be listening in Rome, send your thoughts within a 60-second video. Be a part of the CISO 360 Video Panel

CISO 360 Video Panel

For over 15 years I have been an active participant in the development of the information and cybersecurity profession. Recognising its unique position as one of the first areas of practice to emerge on a global scale, I have enjoyed the opportunity to watch it evolve beyond its technical roots and begin to take its place as a core competence within organisations today. This is of course an evolution that is far from complete, and there is as much if not more activity aimed at defining what it means to be a cybersecurity professional today as ever. The big questions driving such activity today tell an intriguing story of how far it has come.

For example, in the early days of my time working with (ISC)2, a nonprofit professional certification organisation, I asked members if they considered themselves to be an IT professional or a risk professional. The answer was always split down the middle. I suspect that this remains the case today as people find themselves pursuing opportunities across managerial, operational and specialist areas. Today many people tell me that they profess to be both. We also often sought to answer how they should support ‘the business’ and demonstrate a return on investment. These two questions haven’t gone away, but I have noted they are being superseded by others that suggest the profession is assumed to be doing this already. In addition to the traditional focus on the changing vulnerability and threat landscape, we are increasingly (and perhaps finally) engaging in high-level discussion with the potential to drive, rather than just react to the environment in which we are working.

Cyber security, risk and governance professionals are moving from protecting to also ensuring that security is embedded in the technologies and trends that are driving digital transformation today; its experience extends to tackling geopolitical, and business and economic, as well as criminal concerns. This has been illustrated by the questions shaping the discussions at the Pulse CISO 360 conferences and round tables that I have attended over the last 12 months. And given the ability to speak freely afforded by the events being staged under Chatham House Rule, they have prompted some lively debate.

One example – What responsibilities does the CISO have in driving Innovation?– had the 70 CISO’s participating in the Talk to the Board conference last November reviewing their commonly defensive stature with vendors and considering a more open approach to the innovation process. Delegates at the subsequent Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning round table in March helped me see the reliance on such a dynamic: real-world corporate data is needed for AI to meet the expectations of a cyber security community struggling to manage the complexity they face today. This is a discussion that Pulse will be continuing at the 3rd CISO 360 Congress in Rome June 19-21.

Another example – should technology be a strategic concern within international diplomacy– is also set to be discussed at this year’s CISO 360 Congress. The international dominance and lack of governance of social media platforms and tech giants has become a diplomatic football over the last year as countries question each other’s decisions to invest in technology suppliers. Debate will draw out the depth of understanding from the Pulse community around the ethical, commercial and diplomatic concerns that are now only beginning to be explored within mainstream media. It aims to produce insights that can be of value and influence beyond professional practice.

Given the strategic importance of these debates, Pulse is working to open them to a wider audience. Following a leading example from the World Economic Forum, everyone active and interested in cyber security, risk and governance is invited to pick one of our Big Questions and send their thoughts within a 60-second video. These include:

should technology be a strategic concern within international diplomacy?

What responsibilities does the CISO have in driving Innovation?

How can we assure AI/ML augments a more, rather than less secure world?

How can we manage in a world plagued by disinformation?

Responses will be featured here and at the CISO Congress as they help to progress the global discussions that are taking place. You don’t have to attend Congress to participate, just have an opinion that you are happy to share.

The World will be listening in Rome, I encourage my colleagues in the industry to have their say.

CISO 360 Video Panel

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Unpicking the Barriers to Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity

Frank insights from our conferences and delegates.

Written by our inhouse resident editor, Lyndsay Turley, an experienced communicator and cybersecurity advocate for over 15 years.

Cybersecurity has been an intense area of focus for the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities as an opportunity to gain control of skills shortages, the overwhelming volumes of data involved, and the ever-changing threat landscape. Earlier this year, Pulse worked with Blackberry Cylance to host the AI 360 Roundtable, where 40 chief information security officers (CISO) and other cyber security leaders gathered at the London Film Museum’s Bond in Motion exhibit to examine the impact machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) is having on their work. The case histories shared on the day and covered in the latest Pulse Innovation Report revealed projects that are delivering promising results and that ambitions for the technology are high. However, there was also a healthy dose of cynicism, and a few barriers preventing companies from investing significantly.

I believe these barriers—which reveal more about the state of cybersecurity management than they do the advancement of the technology itself –became the most useful insights to emerge on the day. Delegates shared experiences with competitive forces and siloed ambitions drawing on the research and development budget; a lack of business-level sponsorship; and poor visibility into the complex environments in which AI could be useful. Ironically, the complexity and volumes of data that cyber leaders are grappling with today, had those deploying it recognising that companies need to take a leap of faith and deploy AI to build a picture of the value it could deliver.

The key technical concern, AI’s ‘black box syndrome’ whereby the tech produces outcomes but does not explain the processes or logic behind them continues to undermine our security leaders’ trust in the ability of machines to make the right decisions. It was interesting however to see this concern fade as the discussions developed:

“It shouldn’t be too surprising that a room full of technology risk and security leaders, trained to question and anticipate problems, would express a reticence to trust AI. Our group was particularly concerned that AI does not offer an explanation of its logic; it just produces results and it can be difficult to just accept them,” writes Blackberry Cylance‘s Anton Grashion, within the event’s official report. “Those of us who work with AI hear this a lot: We also find that people are unclear about what they want to have explained, or why they want an explanation. … the need for explanation became less of a concern as the discussion turned to examining the specific challenges to which AI could be deployed. With very narrow AI applications – to stop malware, for example – the explanation of what is happening was accepted. In other areas, the outcomes seem to negate the need to understand how they were reached.”

Overall, there were few in the room who denied the inevitability of AI advancing to support complex analysis as case histories reveal insights that haven’t been possible with human analysis alone. The group also admitted this was demonstrating a very real and current risk of relying on that human analysis.

Insights shared suggest AI is demonstrating genuine opportunity to cope with the relentless pace of change, volumes of unstructured data, and the ongoing development of complexity within corporate environments. But it’s technology that works in a highly contextual way, reflecting and evolving with the environment in which it is operating. Corporate cybersecurity and risk managers won’t be able to just sit back and wait for the technology to mature; they’ll have to invest in the time, budget and creative thinking needed to play a more active role in its development.

Download the full report_ AI 360 Roundtable Pulse Innovate Report

Lyndsay Turley
May 2019

Pulse will be continuing this conversation as part of its annual 3rd CISO 360 Congress in Rome June 19-21. Join keynotes, case studies and panel discussions in Rome to benchmark with fellow CISOs on practical case uses of AI and ML for cybersecurity. Learn more about how you can join us and contribute within a confidential, professionally-charged environment.

Official Video – 3rd CISO 360 Congress 2019

Quantum Risk : Benchmarking the Discussion

By Dr. Eduardo Solana, University of Geneva

Quantum computing is one of those horizon scanning topics that almost always comes when chief information security officers (CISO) and other cybersecurity leaders get the chance to look to the future. These conversations tend to focus on understanding when, practically, computer scientists will have developed the capacity to build a quantum computer able to knock out the current levels of encryption that are so widely relied upon today.

It’s a question that has been asked for quite a long time: I first heard it over 20 years ago, when I started my own research into the subject. Today, there are a fair few who speculate that it will be a matter of years not decades, maybe even months. Of this I am not so sure. I am clear, however, that the time has come for a dedicated discussion on the impact of Quantum Computing on Cybersecurity—including the influence it may or should already be having today. I am pleased therefore to have the opportunity of staging it at CISO 360 Congress 2019, alongside my industry colleague Dr. Gregoire Ribourdy, CEO, ID Quantique. Our aim is to focus on the developing technology and inherent risks, not necessarily the often explored ethics concerns, within an interactive debate on Quantum Proofing IT Infrastructure, and there are plenty of questions to consider.

For cybersecurity quantum technology is developing as a double-edged sword. Advances in Quantum technologies have already been made to allow the generation of high-quality random numbers based on quantum entropy, for example for encryption key generation. Quantum physics is also already being applied to future-proof key distribution for symmetric encryption solutions, with deployments happening today. Such technical advances offer the opportunity to strengthen our capacity for security. Alongside these developments, however significant levels of investment continue to be poured into the research-driven development of that quantum computer, most of it by large global companies that treat it as an R&D prize. The question of when it will arrive is likely to remain a difficult to predict, closely guarded secret, but few doubt its inevitability.

It’s fair to say that anticipation of this arrival is already having an impact today. It is for example increasingly believed that traditionally encrypted data is already being hoovered up by those with an interest in it, whether that be potentially legitimate or otherwise, for when the quantum computer will be available to crack the encryption. I am also hearing rising levels of concern about industry sleep walking into the quantum era, creating a gaping window of opportunity for significant levels of attack before the quantum solutions needed to thwart them are more widely deployed.

There is a public as well as business interest with the potential to impact economies, supply chains and other electronic ecosystems, not just individual organisations. It may be unrealistic or even unfair to expect individual businesses and industry to add to their armouries at this stage. Even whether adding to the arms race is likely to afford the desired levels of protection is a question worth exploring. Most senior Information security leaders appreciate that a technology solution, however advanced or sophisticated, is only part of the risk mitigation mix: It will not provide a panacea for such a wide-reaching concern.

The challenges we currently grapple with every day to genuinely understand and govern cyber risks, increase visibility of the vulnerabilities, stay on top of developing tactics, and future-proof defences could become more acute in the quantum era. Legacy systems remain at the heart of this struggle today. Perhaps, the quantum debate required today is quite likely to be less about the capabilities of the technology itself and more about the need to assure agility to withstand a significant change in any technology over which we have a widespread reliance. There are tactical and strategic issues to consider, including taking stock of the encrypted estate, the lifecycle of data and information, the applicability of standards that guide our management, compliance risk and more which are all relevant discussion points.

There will be companies that are already looking in contextual detail at these issues for their organisations. I look forward to gaining the benefit of their and other’ perspectives on the day.

Speakers – 3rd CISO 360 Congress 2019

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Congress Chaired by

Marcus Alldrick
Digital Risk Management, Security and Compliance Advisor

Born at a very early age and growing up in a culture where cyber was a prefix for anything automated, menacing and malevolent (how history has a tendency of repeating itself), Marcus entered the world of Data Processing as it was known back then after graduating from university. Lured by the flashing console lights (it was also the disco era), the whirl of the magnetic tape and the click clack of the keypunch machine (TSO was still a dream), Marcus became a COBOL programmer, becoming prolific in Michael Jackson’s structured programming methodology (who would have known what future lay ahead for Michael). Having moved into analysis and then data architecture Marcus became the first devolved Information Risk and Security Manager for Barclaycard. After seven years in that role he moved banks and became Head of Information Security for Abbey National plc, now Santander UK. After six years at Abbey and a move into consulting for a large UK utilities company Marcus joined KPMG as a Principal Advisor. Eighteen months later he joined Lloyd’s of London as its CISO and subsequently became its Head of Digital Risk Management and Compliance, also embracing responsibility for data protection and privacy, during his 10 years tenure there. Having worked in IT for over 40 years, specialising in information risk, protection, security and compliance for the latter 27 years or so, Marcus decided to leave full-time corporate life and move to the South Coast of England in mid-2017, ever the seafaring Fisherman’s Friend. As well as being a proud member of the Pulse Conferences family, Marcus now undertakes advisory engagements, provides pro bono consulting and volunteering services and sits on the Cymmetria Advisory Board as Chief Risk Officer.

Roundtable Chaired by

Professor Dr. Robert Coles
Visiting Professor, Royal Holloway, University of London

Professor Dr. Robert Coles is a Visiting Professor at Royal Holloway, University of London, where he is conducting his research into security culture change. He also runs his own consulting business. Prior to this, Robert was the first Chief Information Security Officer at GSK from 2013 to 2018. Robert held several CISO roles prior to joining GSK. He was the first CISO at National Grid and Merrill Lynch before that. In all these roles, he owned the information security risk and was responsible for providing global leadership. He was accountable to the Executive and PLC Boards for establishing information security strategy and direction. Building global information security capabilities and overseeing all of the information security initiatives across the organisations has been his primary career focus. Robert has been working in the field of Information Security for over 30 years, including “head of” roles at Royal Bank of Scotland, and the lead partner in KPMG’s Information Security Services for EMEA. Robert has extensive links with major industry information security networking groups and government security agencies. He also has links with a number of universities and participates in leading edge research, particularly with Royal Holloway where he is an Executive Sponsor for the Institute of Information Security Innovation, and Cranfield University where he is a External Advisory Board member. He was awarded a PhD in psychology at the University of Leeds in the perceptions of information and IT risk and has published and presented on this and other topics.

Keynotes including

Caspar Berry

Caspar started his working life at the age of 16 as an actor in the first two series of BBC drama Byker Grove with “Ant and Dec”. They went on to become two of the most famous people in the UK and Caspar went on to study economics at Cambridge where he had early commercial success directing award-winning short films and TV commercials from the age of 18. He went on to write two feature films which were produced by Film Four and Columbia Tri Star before he had graduated. He did not get a very good degree. He went on to write and direct in the film and television industry for much of the next four years before deciding that he was heading towards the age of 30 without having lived much of life outside of that crazy and unreal world. So aged 26, he decided to take a risk and move to Las Vegas with his life savings in his pocket. Playing poker was disciplining, testing and demanding but also incredibly emotionally rewarding as he conquered the challenges it posed and made a living as a professional poker player at the tables of Las Vegas. After three years, however, he decided that his future lay away from the poker table and he returned to the UK and set up Twenty First Century Media which he built to a team of 40 before selling to Bob Geldof’s Ten Alps plc. At around this time, in 2005, the poker boom happened, and Caspar had already started speaking professionally so he moved to London to create a portfolio career as a trainer for the Mind Gym by day (delivering over 400 sessions to 100 companies) and a TV poker commentator by night (doing over 2000 hours of live broadcasting on poker channels and Sky Sports).In 2006 he was asked to be one of the two poker advisors on the James Bond movie “Casino Royale”, tasked with training the actors up to look like professional poker players for the key scenes. In the last 14 years Caspar has delivered over 2,000 speeches and training sessions in more than 30 countries for nearly 500 organisations including the biggest companies in the world. He now mentors young speakers and brings together all the otherwise disparate skills he’s learnt over his career – writing, directing, training, economics – to help young speakers craft messages culled from their own life that are focused on helping people and businesses make profound changes in all manner of ways.

Ken Munro

Ken is a security entrepreneur and industry maverick that has worked in infosec for over 15 years. After studying Applied Physics he tried his hand in the hospitality industry but soon discovered a talent for hacking, persuading a till to print out mortgage amortisations. He went on to cut his teeth in the anti-virus industry before founding SecureTest, a penetration testing business that quickly established a reputation for delivering high spec services using a boutique business model. NCC Group recognised the value of the proposition and acquired SecureTest in 2007. But Ken had found his calling and his penchant for pen testing saw him set up Pen Test Partners in 2010 which now boasts some of the best ethical hackers in the business, each of whom has a stake in the firm. Ken’s zeal for pen testing is matched only by his disdain for those vendors who resort to scaremongering to peddle point solutions. He is a fierce advocate of responsible disclosure and regularly researches and reveals security vulnerabilities in an effort to promote better security design and practice. He takes a key role in conducting investigations as well as encouraging team members to pursue their own research and the results are published on the company blog on a weekly basis as well as being publicised by the wider media.

Ken is a respected speaker and pulls no punches during his annual Tech Talk presentations at Infosecurity Europe, where he can also be found performing practical hack attacks on the company stand. He is a regular speaker at events held by industry bodies and associations and has spoken at the ISSA Dragon’s Den, (ISC)2 Chapter events and CREST (Council of Registered Ethical Security Testers) events, where he sits on the board, helping to establish standards in both member organisations and among individual penetration testers. He’s also an Executive Member of the “Internet of Things Security Forum”, a body that aims to promote best security practice and the application of controls in smart device manufacturing, and spoke out on IoT security design flaws at the forum’s inaugural event. He’s also not averse to getting deeply techie, regularly participating in hacking challenges and demos at 44CON, DefCon and Bsides. Ken has a wealth of experience in penetration testing but it’s the systems and objects we come into contact with on an everyday basis that really pique his interest. This has seen him hack everything from hotel keycards, to keyless cars and a range of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, from wearable tech to children’s toys and smart home control systems. This has gained him some notoriety among the national press, leading to regular appearances on BBC TV and BBC News online as well as the broadsheet press, and he’s also a regular contributor to industry magazines, penning articles for the legal, security, insurance, oil and gas, and manufacturing press.

Jim Hinton, Founder, Lawyer, Patent & Trademark Agent, Own Innovation (Canada)

James Hinton is the founder of Own Innovation and a proud supporter of Canadian technology companies. In addition to being an IP lawyer, he is both a patent and trademark agent before the Canadian IP Office, and works directly for Canadian companies with the US Patent and Trademark Office.

He is also a fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, where he studies IP and innovation policy. Jim also has a background in mechanical engineering, and worked in heavy truck manufacturing and fiberglass project management, before law school. Additionally, he has a Bachelor of Engineering from McMaster University (Go Marauders!) and a Juris Doctor from the University of Toronto. Jim loves to talk about IP – he is an assistant professor at Western University where he teaches engineers all about IP. He’s also a huge advocate of pro bono (free!) legal services and work with entrepreneurs locally and nationally at incubators and accelerators on IP and IP strategy. Finally, he works closely with the Council of Canadian Innovators on Canada’s Innovation initiatives and Canada’s national IP strategy.

Dvir Rubinshtein, Aviation Security Operation Centre Manager, Security, Emergency and Cyber Department – State of Israel

Dvir has a military background in the” Israeli Air Force”. He worked as a Security Manager for “ARKIA AIRLINES” & “EL-AL AIRLINES” in Israel and around the world. He was the Security Director of EILAT & OVDA airports in Israel till 2007 and was appointed to his current position at 2008. He is responsible for all operational issues regarding aviation security operation centre and responsible for all security clearance for flights that seeking to enter the Israeli FIR. He is in charge for all the security clearances and approvals on each airline/flight that seek to enter to Israel in advance and in real time. In addition, I perform security consultation visits and audits in airports & airlines around the world that operates flights to Israel. In parallel, I run the aviation security operation centre (ASOC) that responsible for all the Security Aviation industry in Israel.

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Amy Lemberger

Cybersecurity Director, GSMA

Amy Lemberger is the Cybersecurity Director at the GSM Association and is responsible for supporting the improvement of the security posture of the telecommunications industry . Since joining the GSMA she has enhanced cybersecurity engagement within the ecosystem and published the mobile telecommunications Threat Landscape report. Prior to the GSMA, Amy was at BT developing their incident response strategy and lead their Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT). Amy has also held various technical investigator roles in adjacent industries. Amy graduated with a First Class (hons) degree in Digital Forensics and holds various industry certifications including CISSP, CISM and GNFA.

Andrew Mabbitt

Director, Fidus Information Security

Ethical hacker, Fidus Information Security

Andrew Mabbitt is a cybersecurity expert at Fidus Information Security. As an ethical hacker, his job is to detect and rectify security vulnerabilities before malicious hackers do.

Aftab Afzal

Vice President EMEA, enSilo

VP of EMEA , 20 of year’s experience in the Cybersecurity field, representing leading and disruptive security vendors to assist global organisations in securing digital assets and defending cyber-attacks. Well versed in Endpoint, Network and Internet Defences.

Adam Drabik

CISO, Opel Vauxhall Finance

Adam has 25 years international experience in managing IT and Information Security mainly in Oil & Gas, Pharmaceutical, Consumer Goods, Telecommunication and Financial Services industries. Founding member of ClubCISO, Consumer Goods Security Forum in the UK and Information Security Forum in Malaysia – peer groups of CISOs and Heads of Information Security formed to exchange good practices and experience within specific focus groups. Adam has significant experience consulting and advising boards of directors of FTSE100/Fortune500 companies on Information Security, Privacy, Risk Management and Resilience. The current role is Chief Information Security Officer at Opel Vauxhall Finance.

Ben Jeffreys Account Director

Nominet Cyber Security

Ben serves as an Account Director of Cyber Security division at Nominet. In this role, he leads the efforts of helping enterprise customers manage their cyber risk and compliance requirements. Prior to joining Nominet, Ben held sales positions at Cognosec, NTT Europe and others, where he was responsible for taking cyber risk solutions to market. Ben holds a BA degree from the Bournemouth University.

Ben Bulpett

EMEA Security IQ Director, SailPoint

Ben is the SailPoint EMEA Security IQ Sales Director, where he is responsible for leading SailPoint’s Identity & Access Governance for Files and Data platform across the EMEA region working with the local sales teams, partners and customers. He works across the organisations lines of business in the evolution of the product and go to market strategy and speaks on the topic of Identity Governance for Files and Data for SailPoint in the EMEA region. With over 25 years’ experience in software sales leadership positions; Ben’s knowledge of Software Identity Market is extensive.

Ben has travelled extensively throughout Europe, Middle East & America both through his work responsibilities and with his family. He has spoken at numerous events on matters such as security, identity management, software compliance, system mapping and Global Account Management.

Prof. Ing. Claudio Cilli

Dipartimento di Informatica, Università degli Studi di Roma - La Sapienza (and President, ISACA Rome Chapter)

Prof. CLAUDIO CILLI, Ph.D., CISA, CGEIT, CISM, CRISC

Prof. Claudio Cilli is a recognised world leading authority in the areas of National Security and Intelligence, company protection, information systems security and compliance, with over 25 years of experience. He currently advises governments and int’l companies in the cyber-security and critical infrastructures protection areas.

University professor and researcher. Lesson arguments include: computer science, software compilers, lexical and semantic analysers, information systems analysis and development. Member of the scientific and advisory boards. Teacher in the post-graduate masters in Computer Security and IT Governance.

Consultant to the U.S. Government and companies who supply the Department of Defence. Consultant at the United Nations. With many big firms, he is responsible of IS Audit and security projects, which include civil and military sectors, software quality and code security, security of the information systems and installations. Designed and implemented systems based on mainframes and distributed architecture, including Disaster Recovery and both data and physical security, information and site protection.

Main areas of interest:

– Information & Communication Security in complex organisations

– Cyber Intelligence and counterintelligence

– Homeland security and protection of critical infrastructures

– Cryptography, Privacy & Data protection

– Cybercrime and Digital forensics

– Cyber-security / Cyber-Intelligence / Cyber-Warfare / Cyber-Terrorism

– Socio-cultural issues and risks in the digital society.

Authored and published in several specialised books and magazines. He is frequently invited as speaker in many international conferences and seminars.

President of The ISACA Rome (Italy) Chapter. Served the Standard Board at ISACA/F where he was Chair for three years and in the CISM Board.

Colette Hanley

Global Head of Privacy, Nokia Group

Colette has a proven track record of interpreting security and privacy regulatory and industry requirements for the corporate environment. She has held leadership roles in Microsoft, global banking and the gaming industry focussing on designing, implementing and maintaining security and privacy programmes. She has led international Tier 1 organisations to successful PCI DSS certification and managed global ISO/IEC 27001:2005 certification programmes. As Global Head of Privacy for Nokia Group, she is responsible for overhauling privacy across the business and ensuring it becomes embedded in Nokia’s diverse range of activities, operations, products and services. Her motivation and objective is comprehensive reduction of privacy risk for the business and for the individual, as well as confidence that data-driven innovation is ethical. Colette gained a Distinction, MSc. Information Security at Royal Holloway, University of London. She is CISSP, CISM, CIPP, CIPM and holder of BCS Certificate in IT Law.

David Cripps

CISO

David is a Chief Information Security Officer with over 30 years’ experience in the finance, legal and telecommunications sectors, specialising in information risk, compliance, information security, data protection and IT security operations.

Des McGuckian

IT Project Manager, Transport for London (TfL)

Des McGuckian is an IT professional, recently retired from the British Army and now working for TfL. He is experienced in delivering communication and information systems in hostile and permissive environments, where the threat actors cross all domains. As the Army’s Information Exploitation Branch lead for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Systems, he was focussed on the delivery of Intelligence Systems and driving international interoperability in an arena where ‘need to know’ is everyone’s strap line.

His successes include the design, transition and operation of the IT systems for Camp Bastion in Helmand Province, Afghanistan and the military support to the G8 Summit; working with international partners to deliver intelligence information architectures to enable a ‘fight tonight’ warfighting capability; and acting as the Principal Communications Officer for the Strategic Weapons Nuclear Emergency Organisation, delivering CIS strategy and coordination for Other Government Departments.

What gets him out of bed in the morning – understanding the operational (business) need and how communications technology can make that happen in new and innovative ways, oh and coffee.

Dr. Eduardo Solana

Senior Lecturer of Cryptography and Security, University of Geneva and University of Applied Sciences

Dr. Eduardo Solana is Senior Lecturer of Cryptography and Security in the University of Geneva and in the University of Applied Sciences also in Geneva, Switzerland. Amongst others, he has worked for IBM and PricewaterhouseCoopers where he was Global Subject Matter Expert for authentication solutions. He has more than twenty years of experience in the fields of cryptography and information security both in the private sector and the academia.

Edward Ayman Ganom

CISO, Commercial Bank of Qatar

Edward Ayman Ganom is a senior cybersecurity expert with over 15 years of international experience in information security architecture and technology risk management. He currently holds the position of CISO at The Commercial Bank in Qatar. Previously, Edward held several key technology and risk management positions in the financial and public sectors in the USA and the Middle East. He participated in drafting national cyber security policies and strategies and cybercrime legislation. Edward holds two bachelor degrees, one in Electronics Engineering and one in Political Science from two American universities. He is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and is a recognized speaker at technology, security and risk conferences.

Edvinas Pranculis

Vice President, Global Sales Operations | Data Protection Officer (DPO), SOC Prime

Edvinas Pranculis is a business management professional, who has helped a number of local and international companies develop new lines of business, penetrate new markets and ensure strong business growth. With 15+ years of experience in IT service and information security management he has repeatedly demonstrated his qualities of a pragmatic problem solver and a critical thinker. Edvinas earned his Master of Management (MM) degree in BI Norwegian School of Management and ISM University of Management and Economics and also holds recognized CISA, CISM, CRISC and ITIL certifications.

Fabian Libeau

EMEA Technical Director, RiskIQ

Fabian Libeau, EMEA Technical Director, RiskIQ – currently serves as EMEA Technical Director for RiskIQ. He and his team work closely with customers to maximise the value they receive from the RiskIQ solution set. Before joining RiskIQ Fabian was with ArcSight and after the acquisition by HP, with HP Enterprise Security Products for 9 years in different technical roles where he worked closely with enterprise customers to implement Log Management solutions and next generation SOCs. Fabian is a frequent speaker at conferences and is CISSP certified. He holds a masters degree in Physics.

Friedelien Brockerhoff

General Manager: Group Information Security Program, MTN (South Africa)

Friedelien has been in her current position since 2017, based in Johannesburg, South Africa, Prior positions include: Head of Information Security with Silica; Head: Information Security & Governance at Sasfin Bank Ltd; Information Security Consultant at Performanta; Information Security Programme Manager at Standard Bank Group; Partner at Outpost24; Head of Business Unit | eSecurity at Kenya Data Networks and CISO at Safaricom in Kenya.

Gadi Evron

Founder and Chairman of the Board, Israeli CERT, Founding Chairman of the Cyber Threat Intelligence Alliance (CTIA), Founder and CEO, Cymmetria

Gadi is the Founder and CEO of Cymmetria, a cyber security startup that is pioneering the space of cyber deception. He is also Founder and Chairman of the Board of the Israeli CERT, Founding Chairman of the Cyber Threat Intelligence Alliance (CTIA), and Founder of the Israeli Government CERT. Gadi is widely recognized for his work in Internet security operation and global incident response, and is considered the first botnet expert. Prior to founding Cymmetria, Gadi was VP of Cybersecurity Strategy for Kaspersky Lab, led PwC’s Cyber Security Center of Excellence (located in Israel), and was CISO of the Israeli government’s Internet operations. He has authored two books on the topic of information security, organizes global professional working groups, chairs worldwide conferences, and is a frequent lecturer.

George Eapen

Global CISO and Head of Cyber Security, Petrofac (UAE)

Prior to his current role with Petrofac, George was responsible for defining Cyber Security strategy for Enterprise IT & OT for the region and provide strategic leadership to IT Security related projects & initiatives for all GE businesses in the region. George was also responsible for protecting GE critical assets in a growing region which spans 18 countries and 7000 work force George joined GE in 2006 with GE Healthcare in India and has since held roles of increasing responsibilities and progressed to his most recent role as Chief Information Security Officer for MENAT. During his tenure with GE, George worked in multiple domains (Product Life cycle management, ERP, Infrastructure, Supply Chain & Commercial IT) and multiple businesses (GE Healthcare, GE Appliances, GE Capital, GE O&G, GE Aviation and GE Corporate) George is a graduate of GE IT leadership program (ITLP), GE Six Sigma Black Belt program and graduate of GE Executive leadership program (CAS).

Graeme Cantu-Park

Global Head of Security Operations, The Hut Group (THG)

Graeme is the Global Head of Security Operations at E-Commerce Giant; The Hut Group (THG), tasked with protecting, detecting and defending a vast technology estate.. A Former Special Forces Officer, he has since worked at Mason Advisory where he provided services to ASTO; a Santander powered FinTech start-up in the capacity of Head of IT Security. He holds a GCHQ accredited Masters’ degree in Cyber Defence and Information Assurance.

Irene Corpuz

Manager, Strategy and Future Department, HCT and Board of Advisors, OWASP Middle East (United Arab Emirates)

Irene is responsible for the execution of the ADSIC Information Security Programme, Security Governance, Risk and compliance to IT Security Policy. She offers 27 years of combined and diverse experience in IT (Security, Operations and Strategy), Quality & Excellence. She has worked in various industries and region and led strategic initiatives in Asia, Middle East, Europe and America. An emerging seasoned speaker on Information and Cyber Security Conferences, Irene has spoken in a number of conferences in Asia, Middle East and Europe. Irene acquired her Masters of Science in IT from University of Wales, and holds the following certifications: ITIL V3, PMP, ISO (QMS and 27k) Lead Auditor and EFQM Assessor.

James Linton

Threat Researcher, Agari

James Linton, Threat Researcher —also known as the Email Prankster—is known for tricking several current and former White House officials by using fake emails pretending to be their colleagues. Featured in publications such as WIRED and Buzzfeed, James is now a public figure who uses his @SINON_REBORN Twitter account to spread tips and tricks for avoiding email scams.

James Gosnold

Head of Cyber Technology Services, DWP

Technology Services Head of Cyber Security. Developing & delivering live security services for DWP Digital; incubating future technologies that meet Digital 2020 user stories whilst ensuring great outcomes for the customer.

Justin Shaw-Gray

Director, Synack

Justin Shaw-Gray is the Sales Director for the UKI region for Synack, Inc. In 2018, shortly after joining Synack, Justin was awarded SC Media’s Runner Up for Best Cybersecurity Sales Leader. Prior to Synack Justin held senior roles at Netscope, Zscaler, and Riverbed. Justin is originally from Zimbabwe where he was Founder and Human Rights Activist for the Restoration of Human Rights Zimbabwe. Justin is an avid runner and lives in London with his wife and three young children.

Joel Stradling

Research Director – Enterprise Network and IT Services, GlobalData

Joel has been with GlobalData for eighteen years and has 21 years of experience in the high-tech industry. As a Research Director within the IT and Network Enterprise Services analyst team, Joel’s coverage area includes global and European providers of enterprise voice and data network services, as well as the international wholesale carrier-to-carrier services market. Additionally, Joel covers connectivity including global SD-WAN and wholesale IPX and anti-fraud. Joel is a well-known and highly regarded speaker at major conferences, and is read and regularly quoted by telecom industry media. Joel regularly briefs C-level executives on corporate strategy in the areas of IT and network services, including SD-WAN, digital transformation, cybersecurity, and cloud.

Lee Barney

CISO

Lee Barney is a passionate believer in using Security as a business enabler; he does this through challenging the preconceptions of the industry and by changing the mind set of those who work in Security to be more pragmatic. Having worked in Defence, Consulting, Finance and now Retail, Lee has a breadth of knowledge about what works well and what doesn’t work at all. Lee advocates a healthy relationship with the Chiefs of an organisation pointing out that our industry is built on Executive buy in not scare mongering. Lee was recently Director of Information Security at YOOX NET-A-PORTER and before that he was the Head of Information Security for Marks and Spencer.

Lee Cartmell

Group Chief Information Security Officer, Stagecoach Group

Lee is currently the Group CISO and also the DPO here at Stagecoach. He has been here about 7/8 months. Previously he was the Head of Information Security and Data Protection at Yodel for around 2.5 years. Both of the organisations required a change in their culture with regards Information Security and the awareness around Data Protection/GDPR. Previous to Yodel, he spent just shy of 15 years in the military as part of HM Royal Air Force where he started as first-line IT support, moved to 2nd & 3rd line, before being assigned to a Unit where we would build IT Systems from scratch in austere (often sandy) conditions. From building systems to then testing who could access the data on those systems, after promotion I then began teaching cryptography & secure systems to recruits and staff alike before a regional Head of InfoSec & GRC role.

Matt Middleton-Leal

General Manager EMEA and Board Member, Netwrix Corporation

Matt Middleton-Leal is General Manager EMEA and Board member at Netwrix Corporation. With 19 years spent working in the security industry, Matt brings significant experience to his role at Netwrix. He has worked for many organisations, specialising in areas such as risk management, identity and access management, application, network and database security. Matt most recently held the position of V.P. Northern Europe at CyberArk Software, where is oversaw five consecutive years of 45%+ per annum revenue growth. Prior to CyberArk he held the position of Business unit executive at IBM Security Systems. Matt joined IBM from CA where he had spent six years, working on their largest information security projects. Matt is a CISSP® – Certified Information Systems Security Professional.

Michael Colao

CSO, AXA UK

Michael has been the head of security for AXA in the UK for more than five years. Prior to that he was a director of Downtown Associates, an information security and privacy consultancy, where he assisted firms in the Lloyd’s Insurance market. Previously to that he was the Global Head of Information Security as well as the Global Head of Privacy and Data Protection for the investment bank Dresdner Kleinwort, Michael has a strong side-interest in computer forensics and in the management of digital evidence. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1987 where he studied Mathematics and Computer Science. He has since lived in three continents and has lectured globally on security technology issues. Since 1996 has been working in Security and Technology in Financial Services in London.

Marc Lueck

CISO, Zscaler

Marc is a senior security practitioner with over 20 years of experience crossing multiple industry sectors, from financial services to publishing. For the past 7 years, he has led security improvement programmes for the likes of Pearson, T-Systems and Symantec. He is currently the CISO at Zscaler.

Necati Ertuğrul

Founder & CTO, CyberCyte

Necati is the founder of BlueCyte & CyberCyte, new startups in cyber security. Previously he was the founder of MAY Cyber. He was responsible for the R&D Division and product strategy. MAY Cyber became the biggest cyber security vendor in Turkey and Necati made an exit from the company in 2018. Necati has more than 15 years of experience in cyber security and worked in different technical and managerial roles. Necati started his IT career in Finansbank and then worked in TUBITAK as a project manager. After realizing the opportunities in Security Management he decided to develop new products helping organizations to overcome the challenges to start MAY Cyber in 2005. Necati holds BSc. Degree in Electrical-Electronic Engineering from Middle East Technical University and a MBA from Marmara University. He is also certified as CISSP, PMP and ISO 27001 Lead Auditor. Necati is a skier and a diver. He also enjoys cycling in London.

Eng. Majed Alshodari

CISO, ACIG (Saudi Arabia)

Eng. Majed is Certified EC-Council Chief Information Security Officer & Licensed MCI IT Consultant No.13525 has over 18 years of Information Technology professional experience at both the senior management and technical hands-on in contracting, banking, retail, Oil & Gas, facility management, engineering, refinery, real estate, hospitality, construction, automotive, and investment industries. In addition to the business digital transformation along with rich knowledge and expertise in establishing and operating the Information Security businesses. His main aim to provide enterprises with the information technology and insight, enabling businesses, integrate functions, guidance and leadership that will foster a successful digitalized business decision-making platform using the right set of IT secure and credible portfolios starting by the Information Technology/Information Security strategy development all the way down to the technical implementation stage with high-satisfied businesses.

Marco Misitano

President, (ISC)2 Italy Chapter

Bilingual technology leader with 20+ years’ experience in Cybersecurity and ICT, with sound technical background and a broad technology vision. Worked in multinational environments leading people and initiatives across multiple countries, towards the adoption increase of Cybersecurity solutions or New Technologies introduction/acceleration in the market, working both directly with customers, partners, ecosystem partners.
President of (ISC)² Italy Chapter, Board Member at CLUSIT.

Mark Felegyhazi

Founder and CEO, Avatao (Hungary)

I am interested in building security fundamentals into the software development lifecycle. I believe that giving developers the power to build secure software is the most effective way to protect against cyber attacks. No technology can be as creative and effective as a curious person with solid understanding of security issues. As the CEO of Avatao, I am responsible to build a hands-on, online exercise platform where developers and security professionals can try new security techniques, learn how to use developer tools securely and get to know the basic concepts in software security. In a former life, I was a security researcher at UC Berkeley, USA where our team used large-scale data analysis to understand and disrupt the underground economy of spammers.

Mark Ampleford

Director Security Division, Barclay Simpson

Mark is a recruitment and executive search specialist who heads the Security Practice at Barclay Simpson Corporate Governance Recruitment. He has 16 years’ experience of recruiting information security leadership roles in the UK and Europe.

Mariana Pereira

Director, Darktrace

Mariana is a Director of Darktrace, the world’s leading machine intelligence company for cyber security. Prior to Darktrace, Mariana held executive marketing roles in companies spanning multiple industries, including enterprise software company Autonomy and global FMCG leader Heinz.

Mark Snel

CISO - Information Security and Corporate Security, Signify (The Netherlands)

Mark has more than 20 years of experience in the information security and information risk management, from technical roles to his recent role as a CISO for Signify (formerly Philips Lighting). He holds a Master of Information Management degree, believe in a business-driven approach to managing information risk, and is always willing to experiment with new ideas to improve our profession.

Martyn Booth

CISO, Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC (UK)

Martyn is an experienced information security leader, working at board level to define information security strategy and then manage teams to implement that strategy. Martyn works with clients in a flexible and proactive way to meet stringent security requirements and adaptive needs, enabling businesses to work in a flexible way by reactively designing security processes and technical controls that support the business rather than inhibit it. Specialties: Risk, Compliance, Governance, Awareness, Security Architecture, application archietcture, CLAS, .NET, Java, Online Piracy, Digital Economy Act, Firewalls, Security, Networks, Windows, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, policy

Lady Olga Maitland

Chairman, Copenhagen Compliance

Lady Olga Maitland, Founder, Defense and Security Forum and Chairman, Copenhagen Compliance – has wide experience in all major Governance, risk Management and Compliance issues in general and global Fraud and Corruption problems in particular. She is a special adviser to a number of dignitaries and a widely sought after speaker at all Major Conferences on several Corporate Governance issues. Lady Olga is a former British MP for the Conservative party. Prior to her political career she was a reporter for the Fleet Street News Agency, a columnist in the London.

Olivier Pfeiffer

Head of Finance and Critical Infrastructure Markets, ID Quantique

Olivier has more than 10 years’ experience in the security industry and more than 20 in network and internet technologies. Prior to joining IDQ he led the business development activities for Swiss IoT companies in the critical infrastructure, logistics and defense industries as well as media protection companies. Earlier, Olivier also co-founded a number of companies active in Internet-centric media technologies in the USA and in Europe. Olivier graduated from New York University (BA and APC in Business management).

Paul Brucciani

Head of Commercial Sector Business Development, UK Garrison Technology Limited

Garrison was founded in 2014 to solve one of cyber security’s most intractable problems: how to enable users to use the Internet without exposing themselves to its risks. Garrison has developed patented web isolation technology to provide hardware-enforced secure remote browsing for enterprise customers. I joined Garrison in 2017 to develop and manage its business across Europe’s commercial sectors. My previous experience includes: telecoms and security consulting; account management and mineral exploration – prospecting mainly for gold. I also like to blog on topics that interest me such as the psychology of risk decision-making, cyber security, forecasting and the utility of allegedly world-saving new technologies. I try to give readers a wryly original point of view that in some way makes their lives better.

Paulo Glórias

Regional Sales Director, BitSight

20+ years of Experience in Sales & Business Development, Product Management, Platform Consolidation Programs, International Project Management, Marketing, and Customer Service. Currently helping customers in Portugal, Spain and Italy to leverage Bitsight Ratings.

Paul Hopkins

Global Head of Cyber Strategy and Secure by Design, Vodafone

Paul leads a talented team of security architects and consultants designing and securing Vodafone’s systems, products and services. Embedding security across Cloud, IoT, Mobile, Office and Fixed networks, with a diverse range of people, technologies and business applications every day brings new insight and a different perspective. Prior to this Paul was Technical Director for CGI’s UK Cyber Security Practice, and a Principal Security Architect, working on a number of security transformation programmes. Paul has lead a team providing managed security services and incident response, worked as a penetration tester, been a software developer and leader, and started as security researcher in 1992.

Paul Heffernan

CISO, Revolut

Paul has over 10 years experience in Information Security. Coming from an ‘ethical hacker’ background, he is currently CISO at Revolut, a UK based financial technology company that offers banking services to over 6 million customers worldwide. There he leads the DevSecOps and Information Security teams globally to build trust for stakeholders. Paul is a regular international speaker at various industry conferences such as the e-Crime Congress, CSO Amsterdam and CISO360 Portugal. He also sits as an advisory board member of ClubCISO, a private members forum for European information security leaders, working in public and private sector organisations worldwide.

Ray Stanton

SVP, CSO, TDC Group

An experienced Senior Leader & Corporate Executive, Security & Risk Professional, Ray is a globally acknowledged and well-known thought leader; recognised and highly respected as someone who delivers. Ray has sat on global programmes for the World Economic Forum on Cyber Resilience and the Advisory Board for the Information Security Forum. Ray has held Group CiSO/CSO & EVP roles for BT, National Grid, Interoute, Redwood Technologies and Airbus UK. He has been fortunate enough to have held global accountability, ranging from consultancy, through to design, build and run of managed services; including full profit and loss ownership for multiple business lines, while combining this experience with protection of Critical National Infrastructure in the Energy and Communications industries.

Rob Robinson

Director of Security and Network Service, Company85

Rob is a highly motivated and driven Security and Network Professional holding positions in Sales, Service Management and Consulting up to Services Director and Managing Director Level. A strong communicator with the ability to engage from C-level downwards. Currently in the role of Director of Security and Network Services responsible for a team comprising multi skilled engineers, consultants and managers. Proven ability to apply consulting and service skills across a variety of industry verticals in the roles of: Business Consulting, Service Design, Service Transition, Solution Development, Vendor Management, Supplier Selection (including RFP Generation) and bridging the gap between business requirements and technology deployments.

Robert Shaw

Senior Security Advisor, United Nations and Co-Founder, The Exercise7 Group (TEG7)

Richard Matti

Director, NetClean (Sweden)

More than 15 years of experience in the Enterprise software industry primarily in the areas of Business Development, Product Marketing, Alliance Management and in leading cross-functional teams across a distributed environment. In addition a a frequent public speaker from key industry events in EMEA and APJ

Richard Davis

Global Cybersecurity Strategy, ProofPoint

Richard is a seasoned Cybersecurity professional with over 20 years’ experience and passionate about helping organisations protect their people. Richard has been at Proofpoint for the last 10 years and has held various roles including Principal Architect, EMEA Product Manager and is currently part of the Global Cybersecurity Strategy team. As part of this team Richard regularly meets Proofpoint Customers to advise on their cyber security strategy.

Rich Turner

Senior Vice President, EMEA, CyberArk

Rich Turner is Senior Vice President of Sales for EMEA. He’s responsible for executing strategic sales and channel initiatives to drive growth and expand market opportunities for CyberArk in the region. Turner previously served as president of EMEA at FireEye. Prior, as chief executive at Clearswift Systems, one of the largest security software firms in the UK, Turner drove consecutive years of subscription revenue growth and improved operating margins; led the sale of the company to Lyceum Capital; and earned leadership recognition from SC Magazine. Additionally, he’s held board-level roles at technology and investment businesses, and also spent more than 11 years at RSA, the Security Division of EMC, where he held several senior management positions including vice president EMEA, vice president EMEA and Asia Pacific, and vice president worldwide channels.

Simon Legg

Group Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), JLT Group

Simon describes himself as a “Changer, Shaker, Motivator and Leader of Amazing People”. The self proclaimed “Anti-CISO” he describes his approach as a business brain on technology shoulders. Simon has a broad and diverse range of experience most recently fulfilling the role of JLT Group CISO Office comprised of an operational Cyber Unit and an Information Security oversight functions including Business / Regional Information Security Officers and Information Security Risk Managers. As part of the role Simon took JLT’s seat at industry and regulatory committees focused on Cyber Security. Prior to JLT, Simon was at PRA Health Sciences and Bank of America Merrill Lynch. At PRA Health Sciences Simon was responsible for building and maturing PRA’s Technology function as a whole, this included the deployment of public cloud services and the establishment of the CISO and Technology Risk function during a period of five years while PRA more than trebled in size, successfully went Public and fully rebranded. At Bank of America Simon held various positions over a period of 17 years, this included the establishment of the payment technology operations domain and also becoming CISO responsible for all regions and businesses operating outside of the US (LATAM, APAC and EMEA).

Dr. Sally Leivesley

Director, Newrisk Ltd, A Founder Member, The Exercise Group7 (TEG7)

Dr SALLY LEIVESLEY PhD Lond.,MSPD, BA(Hons) Qld., FICPEM, FRSA, MACE, MIABTI, RSES

Dr Leivesley leads Newrisk Limited, which specialises in catastrophic risk identification, mitigation, exercise testing and response across industries, supply chains, governments and populations with a current focus on emerging risks to smart cities. She is chair of an international scientific permanent monitoring panel on catastrophic risk and megaterrorism which meets annually in Erice, Sicily. Dr Leivesley collaborates with a number of specialists groups on aviation threats and distributed energy systems sustainability with publications on strategic analysis in the operating environment (ICNS2015), Safety vs Security (NATO SAS-106 2014), and Resilient Core Networks for energy substation distribution for advanced energy grids (IEE PES General Meeting, 2014).

Dr Leivesley is a founding partner of The Exercise Group 7, TEG7 LLP (www.teg7.co.uk) which provides training courses for skills development and education on the rapidly changing demands from technology and risk to business systems and security.

Dr Leivesley researches human factor failures, terrorist and hostile nation state threats across physical and cyber security. Dr Leivesley was the first to publicly identify cyber-hijack as one of the possible forensic causes of MH370 flight loss and she participated in documentaries such as the Discovery Channel ‘Flight 370: The Missing Links’ and in a five year anniversary documentary in March 2019. http://www.newrisk.com/recentmediacommentary.html . Since 9/11 Dr Leivesley has provided regular television, radio and print media commentary and live broadcast assistance during high threat events within the UK and for international broadcasting to Europe, USA, ME and Australia. Events include the London 7/7 and 21/7 bombings, Westminster and London Bridge/ Borough Market attacks, North Korean nuclear threats, Iranian threats, the Oslo bombing, Wikileaks and Snowden’s data leaks, ISIS and Al Qaeda inspired attacks, militia style attacks on cities and hostage events including Beslan.

Dr Leivesley undertook her Doctorate at the University of London, focusing on catastrophic loss events and trained as a Scientific Advisor with the British Home Office on nuclear, chemical and biological threats. In the UK Dr Leivesley has presented on solar storm effects on system critical control devices and was a member of the technical committee for the first UK guidance document on Resilience and Cyber Security of Technology in the Built Environment published by the IET under sponsorship of the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI)

Dr Leivesley is a Member of the Register of Security Engineers and Specialists (Institution of Civil Engineers); a member of the International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators (IABTI), the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI); the Information Assurance Advisory Council Community of Interest (IAAC); and the Australian College of Education. She holds Fellowships with the Institute of Civil Protection and Emergency Management and the Royal Society of Arts, Manufacturing and Commerce. Dr Leivesley has undertaken research into a new generation of communications in response to catastrophic risks in cyber security and development operations for innovation in financial services.

Tim Varkalis

Group Security - Threat Intelligence Lead, AXA

Tim Varkalis has over 10 years experience in cyber security. He cut his teeth as a penetration tester for Portcullis CSL, progressed to security consultant at PWC, then security architect at AXA and currently leads the global threat intelligence services for AXA. Academic background in theoretical physics, mathematics, AI, coding, etc. Enjoys helping the business to understand and defend against the threat landscape, sailing, and playing the cello.

Thomas Langford

Information Security Advisor, Comic Relief (Frmr CISO, Publicis Groupe)

Thom established himself as CISO at large global organisations, having founded their security teams and services from the ground up. He is an information security professional, award winning blogger, industry commentator and international speaker. Available as a speaking head and presenter on topics relating to information security, risk management and compliance. Thom lives in the beautiful countryside in the UK. As Chief Information Security Officer of Publicis Groupe, Thom was responsible for all aspects of information security risk and compliance as well as managing the Groupe Information Security Programme. Additionally the role was responsible for business continuity capabilities across the Groupe’s global operations. Having successfully built security and IT programmes from the ground up Thom brings an often opinionated and forward thinking view of security risk, both in assessments and management, but is able to do so with humour and pragmatism (mostly). An international public speaker and award winning security blogger, Thom contributes to a number of industry blogs and publications. Thom is also the sole founder of Host Unknow n, a loose collective of three infosec luminaries combined to make security education and infotainment films. Thom can be found online at both t homlangford.com and @thomla ngford on Twitter.

Tom Gamali

Group Chief Information Security Officer & Global Head of Business Resilience, Abdul Latif Jameel Company Ltd

Tamer is currently the Group Chief Information Security Officer and Global Head of Business Resilience for one of the largest Middle East based privately owned groups with diversified business activities in 30 countries, with a focus on the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey region. Tamer holds a Bachelor of Engineering and MSc in Advanced Manufacturing Systems, in addition to successfully completing several MIT related courses in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Block chain technologies. Tamer has been an (ISC)² EMEA Advisory Council member since 2014. Tamer has held a number of roles for leading Banks in Dubai and Kuwait including Mashreq Bank, Kuwait Finance House and the National Bank of Kuwait as a CISO and Head of Operational Risk. Tamer was the head of security and continuity services for KPMG, he joined the Middle East practice from London to help define and establish one of the first security practices in the Middle East, previously Tamer previously worked for Intel and Computacenter in the UK, he also sits on the advisory board of several technology based companies.

Vipul Asher

Privacy Consulting Manager, OneTrust

Vipul Asher serves as Privacy Consulting Manager of the United Kingdom at OneTrust – the largest and most widely used dedicated privacy management technology platform for compliance with global privacy laws. In his role, Asher leads OneTrust’s team of consultants across the UK, working with emerging and enterprise companies on data protection regulation solution implementations, focused on building and scaling global privacy programs. Asher has publicly spoken on a variety of privacy and security topics, providing deep insight into regulatory issues and practical approaches to compliance. Additionally, he helps facilitate OneTrust’s PrivacyConnect workshops across the EMEA region. Prior to OneTrust, Asher spent several years at a leading SaaS security company where he gained valuable experience implementing end-point security and advanced multi-factor authentication products into organisations to protect them from data breaches, credential theft and account takeover. Asher is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/E) and holds a M.Sc in Computer Science from Fergusson College.

Dr. Victoria Baines

Visiting Associate, Oxford Internet Institute

Victoria Baines is a leading author and speaker in the field of cybersecurity. Her areas of research include electronic surveillance and evidence gathering, the changing face of online identity, and the politics of cybersecurity. She has appeared on the BBC, CNN and other major broadcast media outlets as an authority on the misuse of emerging technologies, including Virtual Reality. She serves on the Advisory Board of the International Association of Internet Hotlines (INHOPE).

For several years, Victoria was Facebook’s Trust & Safety Manager for Europe, Middle East and Africa. Her work focused on operational support to law enforcement, and strategic engagement with policy makers on criminal activity online. Before joining Facebook, Victoria led the Strategy & Prevention team at Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre (EC3), where she was responsible for the European Union’s cyber threat analysis. She designed and developed the iOCTA, Europe’s flagship product on cybercrime, and authored 2020, scenarios for the future of cybercrime that were the basis for Trend Micro’s successful short film series of the same name.

Earlier in her career Victoria was Principal Analyst for online child protection at the UK Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA), and was responsible for the UK’s threat assessment of online child safety issues. She began her career in law enforcement in 2005 as a Higher Intelligence Analyst for Surrey Police. In 2008, the International Association for Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts recognised Victoria’s work for the public sector with an award for outstanding achievement.

Victoria is a graduate of Trinity College, Oxford and holds a doctorate in classical literature. She is a Visiting Associate of the Oxford Internet Institute (Oxford University), and a Visiting Fellow at Bournemouth University School of Computing.

Dr. Vasileios Karagiannopoulos

Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth

Dr Vasileios Karagiannopoulos holds an LLB from Athens Law School and an LLM in Information Technology and Telecommunications Law and a PhD in Law from the University of Strathclyde, School of Law. He has taught Information Technology Law, Intellectual Property Law, E-commerce Law and Human Rights Law for Strathclyde and Edinburgh Law Schools and is now a Senior Lecturer in Law and Cybercrime working for the Institute of Criminal Justice Studies (ICJS), University of Portsmouth. Vasileios has designed and is the course leader for the new ICJS BSc in Criminology and Cybercrime. He is also the Director of the Portsmouth Cybercrime Awareness Clinic, a project working with SMEs and vulnerable populations to increase cyberawareness and build resilience to cybercrime through research and public engagement activities. Vasileios is also an IISP Certified Forensic Investigations Practitioner and a member of the Institute for Ethical AI and Machine Learning. He has published in UK and US peer-reviewed journals on the topics of computer misuse law and insider unauthorised access, social media and the Arab Spring and also Internet regulation in China. His monograph by Palgrave Macmillan, Living with Hacktivism: From Conflict to Symbiosis, focuses on hacktivism and discusses the challenges faced by the US and UK criminal justice systems when dealing with such phenomena.

Networking receptions, 3rd CISO 360 Congress, Rome

Agenda at a glance – integral Networking
Schedule Rome 2019

Tuesday, 18 June,
Welcome drinks reception
ROOFTOP BAR RADISSON BLU ROME, 19:00-21:00

Wednesday, 19 June
Cocktail reception, 18.00-20.00
Dinner – TAVERNA DE’ MERCANTI 20.00 – 22.00

Thursday, 20 June
Cultural activity: Wine-tasting and dinner
CANTINE SANTA BENEDETTA 18.00-22.00

Friday, 21 June (AM only)
CISO 360 Roundtable
Lunch and goodbyes 13.00 -14.00

Welcome reception – Tuesday 18th June, 19:00-21:00

The welcome reception on Tuesday 18 June will be hosted at the rooftop on the seventh floor at The Radisson Blu with a splendid view over the roofs of the Victorian Rome Eternal City. Network with fellow security practitioner and play poker with professional Caspar Berry while learning about risk taking!

Wednesday 19 June, 18:00-22:00
Networking reception in the Borga Ripa Gardens and Dinner at La Taverna de’ Mercanti

As day one of the 3rd CISO 360 Congress draws to a close guests will be invited to a networking reception in the serene, historical gardens of Borga Ripa in central Rome before enjoying a traditional Italian dinner at La Taverna de’ Mercanti, one of Rome’s oldest restaurants. This restaurant located in the picturesque square it is named after welcomes its guests into a unique medieval building with ancient walls with garlic, onions and peppers hanging from the beams. The beautiful restaurant, with huge candles on every table and its 17th-century feel is the perfect place for an authentic first dinner in Rome.

Thursday 20 June, 18:00-22:00
Wine tasting and dinner at Cantine Santa Benedetta Vineyard

Day two of the 3rd CISO 360 Congress will conclude with a visit to Santa Benedetta winery, the the oldest winery of Castelli Romani area. The vineyard was founded in 1650 and since then has always cultivated vines and produced wine. Guests will be treated to hands on wine-tasting and traditional dinner prepared with local products in the winery restaurant.

Photos 3rd CISO 360 Congress, Networking Events

Photos 3rd CISO 360 Congress, Onsite Networking

Who attends

By Designation

Chief Information Security Officers
Directors of Cybersecurity / Senior Cybersecurity Practitioners
Heads of Cyber Threat Intelligence
Chief Information Risk Officers
CEOs, R&D, CTOs, CIOs, Innovation
Chief Risk Officers
Chief Security Architects / Heads of Security Infrastructure
Directors of Technology Innovation or Directors of Digital Risk
Chief Data Officers
Chief Privacy Officers

Attendees are from across private and public sectors, including but not limited to:

Financial Services and Insurance
Energy, Utilities, Power, and Extractive Industries
Critical National Infrastructure Companies
Pharmaceuticals, Medical, Health
Consumer Goods, Electronics, Services
Manufacturing, Construction, Engineering
Retail, eCommerce
Gaming, Gambling
Transport, Logistics, Automotive
Government, Intergovernment

By Region

UK – circa 45%
Across Europe – circa 45%
Rest of World – circa 10%

Venue and Accommodation

Radisson Blu es. Hotel, Rome

Via Filippo Turati, 171, 00185 Roma RM, Italy
www.radissonblu.com/eshotel-rome

The 3rd CISO 360 Congress 2019 will be hosted at The Radisson Blu es. Hotel, Rome located in the city center bustling with life and history. Enjoy the feeling of home in the heart of Italy’s capital city, where major attractions lie within walking distance. Attractions such as the Colosseum, the Roman Forum ruins and the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore are all nearby. Guests of the 3rd CISO 360 Congress can enjoy restaurants and bars on the 7th floor as well as the stunning rooftop swimming pool.

Radisson Blu, Rome

The Radisson Blu es. Hotel offers 232 guestrooms including 26 suites and 1 Presidential suite. The styles are distinctive, the colors, materials and designs are distinctive, and the relationship between the room and the bathroom is distinctive as well.

The accommodation at the Radisson Blu, Rome has currently sold out. For more information please contact sanna.lindstrom@pulseconferences.com

Accommodation suggestions for hotels nearby

Looking for accommodation at a hotel nearby? Pulse can recommend below hotels within walking distance to the Radisson Blu in Rome.

LHP Suite Roma Termini
Address: 118 Via Filippo Turati, Central Station, 00185 Rome, Italy
(Approximately 2 min walking distance to the Radisson Blu)
Pricing: Starting from EUR 181/ £159 per night
Book here

City Mood Guesthouse
Address: Via Carlo Alberto 8, Central Station, 00185 Rome, Italy
(Approximately 6 min walking distance to the Radisson Blu)
Pricing: Starting from £100 per night
Book here

Roman Terrace
Address: Via Daniele Manin 69, Central Station, 00185 Rome, Italy
(Approximately 8 min walking distance to the Radisson Blu)
Pricing: Starting from EUR132 / £116 per night
Book here

The Hive
Address: Via Torino 6, Central Station, 00184 Rome, Italy
(Approximately 9 min walking distance to the Radisson Blu)
Pricing: Starting from EUR125 / £110 per night
Book here

Best Western Plus Hotel Universo
Address: Via Principe Amedeo, 5/B, 00185 Roma RM, Italy
(Approximately 10 min walking distance to the Radisson Blu)
Pricing: Starting from EUR 155/£133 per night
Book here

EXE International Palace
Address: Via Nazionale, 46, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
(Approximately 14 min walking distance to the Radisson Blu)
Pricing: Starting from EUR 130/ £111 per night
Book here

Conference venue

The Radisson Blu es. Hotel offers the biggest conference venue in Rome city centre and state-of-the-art communication technology. On the ground floor, the the Conference Center provides 500 meters of amphitheatre seating where the 3rd CISO 360 Congress will be hosted. The adjoining ES. Libris offers an oasis of calm furnished in white where the coffee breaks and exhibition area will be located for the CISO 360 Congress. The ES. Libris also offers and outdoor terrace.

Location

Radisson Blu es. Hotel, Rome
Via Filippo Turati, 171, 00185 Roma RM, Italy

The Radisson Blu es. Hotel, Rome sits in the very heart of the city’s center, only 2 minutes away from Roma Termini Railway Station. This ensures you easy access to the entire Italian capital through the Rome Metro, so that you may fill your day with history, shopping, sports and dining..

Directions from Leonardo Da Vinci Fiumicino Airport

By train
The easiest way to get from Leonardo Da Vinci Fiumicino Airport (FCO) to the Radisson Blu Rome is via the Express non-stop train, departing every 15 minutes from platforms 23 and 24, connects the Fiumicino Airport to the city center, depart at Rome Termini Train Station. When you arrive at Rome Central Station it is short 2 min walk to the Radisson Blue. Follow the indication along the rails for platform 25 to 27. In front of it, head down the stairs on the left, cross the street and you will arrive at the hotel.

The journey takes 30 minutes and one-way tickets are 14€. For updated ticket prices and departure times, please see the Leonardo Express website.

By taxi
From Da Vinci Fiumicino Airport it is approximately 48 min drive with taxi. Taxi service is available at the arrivals of terminals 1 and 3 at the airport. The cost is appoximately € 42-50.

Arriving by car
If you need driving instructions to the Radisson Blu Rome or have questions regarding car park please contact the friendly concierge team at:
Tel: +39 06 444 841
Email: info.rome@radissonblu.com

Testimonials Inaugural Global CISO 360

“I would like to extend my appreciation having been given the chance to witness the success of your recent event. I look forward to a further outstanding lineup of events from your organization!“

Christopher Rollan, Head of IT, intec, GOPA International Energy Consultants (Abu Dhabi)

“Excellent event, opportunity to meet likeminded professionals, sharing risk, worries, tools, best practises with
CISO from other industries sharing same issues, great eye opener, looking forward to the next event”
– Ali Zeb, CISO, MS Amlin

”Nowhere else will you find such relevant content for CISO’s, shared by leaders in their fields”, Joe Dauncey, Director Security Engineering, Inmarsat

Thank you @pulse_innovate for inviting me to speak on #neurodiversity at the #CISO360 Congress in Lisbon. Fantastic to meet so many inspirational Cyber leaders who are actively looking to increase their #diversity and share thoughts on the #cyberskillsgap pic.twitter.com/F8pSrHi5bh

— Holly Foxcroft (@holly_foxcroft) 21 June 2018

“A very engaging, varied and interactive event. The best conference I have ever attended!”

– David Colbourne, Information Security Manager, Lloyd’s of London

“”The best speaker line-up of any security conference in Europe!”
– Michael Colao, Head of UK Security, AXA

“Pulse have raised the bar when it comes to planning and running conference events. Other organisers should take note.”, Brian Brackenborugh, CISO, Channel 4

“Thank you, Pulse Conferences, for a great event. CISO 360 combined interesting varied talks with fantastic
networking opportunities, facilitating very interesting thought provoking conversations”
– Dr Jessica Baker, Co-Founder, Socio-Technical Lead, Redacted Firm Ltd

“Great speakers, great venue, intelligent discourse, Pulse CISO 360 Congress has it all!” Quentyn Taylor, Director of Information Security EMEA, Canon Europe

Sad to be leaving #CISO360Congress from @pulse_innovate early as I have to be back in London tomorrow. Defintely the infosec conference of the year so far !

— Quentyn Taylor (@quentynblog) 21 June 2018

“The CISO 360 conference brought together a collection world leading experienced security leaders who shared
their knowledge and experience with their peers in an open and collaborative manner under Chatham house
rules. This was complimented with case studies from selected top tier partners and organisations to provoke further debate and discussion during the talks or later during 1×1 networking conversations. The presentations; case studies; and strategy sessions were practical and relevant because they were born out real world security challenges faced by Global CISO’s across multiple sectors. I found the open knowledge sharing; networking; and presentations were very valuable to either validate existing approaches or provoke fresh ideas by getting a different perspective.”
– Stephen Khan, Global Head of Information Security Architecture & Transformation, Royal Bank of Scotland

Great to see these kinds of debates at #CISO360Congress this is the model for future security conferences. It’s not all tech we need to develop and grow as an industry pic.twitter.com/tjXBp8SuWz

— Quentyn Taylor (@quentynblog) 21 June 2018

“Refreshing views of security topics for knowledge improvement!”
Pedro Cunha, CISO, Credibom

““Top class speeches and presentations at the CISO 360 Congress in Barcelona! Thanks for such a worthful and enjoyable time”
-Sponsor testimonial, Blueliv

Our CEO @markfelegyhazi on the stage of the 2nd #CISO360Congress along with experts such as #DerekChang of @TalkTalk, #JamesKwaan from @IsacaScotland and #AftabAfzal @ensilo. Thank you all for an inspiring discussion! pic.twitter.com/GroejEJIFo

— avatao (@theavatao) 21 June 2018

High quality 60mins #CISO360 @mikko pic.twitter.com/khkIJhzsBB

— Jonathan Luff (@jjluff) 20 June 2018

“By far the best event for 2018 I have attended. I always makes an effort to attend CISO 360 as it is not just an event, it is a trusted community that comes together from around the world!” Ali Zeb, Group CISO and Group DPO, MS Amlin

“A unique opportunity to share challenges thoughts and ideas with trusted friends, and gain valuable insights.”, James Kwaan, President, (ISC)2 Scotland Chapter

“CISO 360 is a must attend conference to keep up to the latest trends, best practices as well as main security concerns within the cybersecurity landscape” Luis Vilares, GRC Specialist, Euronext

It was an honour to talk at #CISO360Congress Thank you @pulse_innovate for inviting me. Here are my slides and more details on the topic covered.
https://t.co/MegpeFSAjO

— Viktor Polic (@ViktorPolic) 26 June 2018

“”The conference was full of expert speakers. You wouldn’t want to miss any of them. Particularly on the Boardroom/ Roundtable discussion (last day), it is like a strategic planning and facing the board of directors, but with less pressure. Excellent!”
– Irene Corpuz, Section Head – Planning & IT Security, Western Region Municipality – UAE Government

“”I found CISO360 Conference a great place to share ideas about current and future problems”
– Sonia Morales, Head of Section, GMV

“Pulse Conferences stand out for being up to the minute with developments and concerns. Fist rate speakers and an agenda that is total appropriate and informative. Excellent buzz and networking.”
– Lady Olga Maitland, CEO Copenhagen Compliance; Founder, Defence and Security Forum

““Interesting exchange of insights and experiences from different companies, sectors, and levels of maturity. An honour to have been there.”
– Ramón Serres, Head of Information Security, Risk Management and Quality, Almirall

““Pulse organised a fantastic CISO360 conference in Barcelona, which brought together some of the world’s most successful CISOs to discuss pressing cyber security issues and share experiences. The agenda was diverse, with senior professionals from across the globe sharing their experiences, and great networking sessions were facilitated by the organisers with good food and flowing conversation. I would highly recommend CISO360 and
look forward to this conference going from strength to strength”
– FC, Co-Founder, Head of Ethical Hacking, Redacted Firm Ltd

““Excellent conference, brilliantly put together. Look forward to the next one.”
– Anthony Young, Partner, Bridewell Consulting

Enjoyed presenting @CylonLab and our investor perspective to the #CISO360 conference today. Thanks for all the great questions!

— Jonathan Luff (@jjluff) 20 June 2018

Me using my hands (of course) to talk to leading CISOs from around the world about #cybercrime and #cybersecurity in #VR – and what we can do to prepare for the inevitable challenges. Thanks to @pulse_innovate for giving me the opportunity! pic.twitter.com/d5P2rIjlUC

— Dr Victoria Baines (@cyberbaines) 21 June 2018

“You brought the world’s cyber concern to the UAE for awareness and also brought world experts to provide advice based on their own experience!“

Irene Corpuz, Head of Planning and IT Security, Al Dhafra Region Municipality (UAE)

Proud to have supported #CISO360Congress in Lisbon by @pulse_innovate. Thank you for having us as partners. pic.twitter.com/LerKkCopCv

— AP2SI (@AP2SI) 22 June 2018

“I’m very pleased to be part of this extraordinary event – very important to exchange ideas and hear experiences and ideas from peers across sectors!” Sergio Goncalvez, Corporate Security Manager, Logista

“Marvellous event, well-run, packed with useful content you can use” James Gosnold, Technology Services Head of Security, DWP

Testimonials from 2nd CISO 360 Congress, Lisbon 2018

”Nowhere else will you find such relevant content for CISO’s, shared by leaders in their fields”, Joe Dauncey, Director Security Engineering, Inmarsat

Thank you @pulse_innovate for inviting me to speak on #neurodiversity at the #CISO360 Congress in Lisbon. Fantastic to meet so many inspirational Cyber leaders who are actively looking to increase their #diversity and share thoughts on the #cyberskillsgap pic.twitter.com/F8pSrHi5bh

— Holly Foxcroft (@holly_foxcroft) 21 June 2018

“Pulse have raised the bar when it comes to planning and running conference events. Other organisers should take note.”, Brian Brackenborugh, CISO, Channel 4

“Great speakers, great venue, intelligent discourse, Pulse CISO 360 Congress has it all!” Quentyn Taylor, Director of Information Security EMEA, Canon Europe

Sad to be leaving #CISO360Congress from @pulse_innovate early as I have to be back in London tomorrow. Defintely the infosec conference of the year so far !

— Quentyn Taylor (@quentynblog) 21 June 2018

Great to see these kinds of debates at #CISO360Congress this is the model for future security conferences. It’s not all tech we need to develop and grow as an industry pic.twitter.com/tjXBp8SuWz

— Quentyn Taylor (@quentynblog) 21 June 2018

“Refreshing views of security topics for knowledge improvement!”
Pedro Cunha, CISO, Credibom

Our CEO @markfelegyhazi on the stage of the 2nd #CISO360Congress along with experts such as #DerekChang of @TalkTalk, #JamesKwaan from @IsacaScotland and #AftabAfzal @ensilo. Thank you all for an inspiring discussion! pic.twitter.com/GroejEJIFo

— avatao (@theavatao) 21 June 2018

High quality 60mins #CISO360 ⁦@mikko⁩ pic.twitter.com/khkIJhzsBB

— Jonathan Luff (@jjluff) 20 June 2018

“By far the best event for 2018 I have attended. I always makes an effort to attend CISO 360 as it is not just an event, it is a trusted community that comes together from around the world!” Ali Zeb, Group CISO and Group DPO, MS Amlin

“A unique opportunity to share challenges thoughts and ideas with trusted friends, and gain valuable insights.”, James Kwaan, President, (ISC)2 Scotland Chapter

It was an honour to talk at #CISO360Congress Thank you @pulse_innovate for inviting me. Here are my slides and more details on the topic covered.
https://t.co/MegpeFSAjO

— Viktor Polic (@ViktorPolic) 26 June 2018

“CISO 360 is a must attend conference to keep up to the latest trends, best practices as well as main security concerns within the cybersecurity landscape” Luis Vilares, GRC Specialist, Euronext

Enjoyed presenting @CylonLab and our investor perspective to the #CISO360 conference today. Thanks for all the great questions!

— Jonathan Luff (@jjluff) 20 June 2018

Me using my hands (of course) to talk to leading CISOs from around the world about #cybercrime and #cybersecurity in #VR – and what we can do to prepare for the inevitable challenges. Thanks to @pulse_innovate for giving me the opportunity! pic.twitter.com/d5P2rIjlUC

— Dr Victoria Baines (@cyberbaines) 21 June 2018

“Marvellous event, well-run, packed with useful content you can use” James Gosnold, Technology Services Head of Security, DWP

Proud to have supported #CISO360Congress in Lisbon by @pulse_innovate. Thank you for having us as partners. pic.twitter.com/LerKkCopCv

— AP2SI (@AP2SI) 22 June 2018

“I’m very pleased to be part of this extraordinary event – very important to exchange ideas and hear experiences and ideas from peers across sectors!” Sergio Goncalvez, Corporate Security Manager, Logista

Testimonials – Pulse 360 series

“Amazing opportunity to share experiences and to learn in a very nice environment, CISO 360 is a great experience. You meet interesting people and you can learn a lot about cyber (risk, security, threats) and share experience and knowledge with top professionals. For me it has been a great experience and pleasure to attend the CISO 360.” – Philippe Besson, Europe Industries- Security Officer, Air Liquide GMS

“I found CISO360 2019 extremely valuable for several reasons, primarily networking with industry peers comparing our challenges and successes stories, hearing thought provoking and inspiring content during the conference itself and also hearing updates from vendors and solution providers on their latest capability additions and developments. A very worthwhile investment of my time and I hope the conference continues to grow.” – James Gosnold, Technology Services Head of Cyber Security, DWP

““A very thoughtful event, great networking and industrial expertise in the room to learn from!” – Ryan Chan, Director, Security, Laureate International Universities Malaysia

“Excellent value for me and my organisation. Being able to engage senior level execs in the cybersecurity space on a 1-1 basis is invaluable. The evening activities were entertaining and really helped build trust and relationships.” – Thomas Foster, SailPoint

“If you want to hear real CISO experiences, you must attend this event!” –Chuan-Wei Hoo, CISO, ST Engineering, Singapore

“The team always do a great job of providing excellent content, great networking, valuable introductions and useful sponsors. The must attend event for a senior information security leader.” – Martyn Booth, CISO, Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC

“The best cybersecurity event that I have ever attended. I look forward to seeing you next year!” – Manoj Wadhowa, Senior Manager, Cybersecurity, EY Singapore

“Team Pulse put together a fantastically well organised and thoroughly enjoyable event this year in Rome. The CISO 360 Pulse Conference was most informative, engaging and gave us a great opportunity for learning, networking and relationship building. Looking forward to the next one.”
– Synack

“ Thank you Pulse for the smooth organisation of this huge logistical challenge. My team told me it worked brilliantly and that the networking was one of the most valuable parts of being a sponsor.” – Catherine Coale, Company85

“Excellent event Pulse Conferences, we very much enjoyed the opportunity to meet new contacts in both a professional and social capacity. We also had a large number of new members to ClubCISO, an added bonus…. ” – Joe Breen, Company85

“I would like to extend my appreciation having been given the chance to witness the success of your recent event. I look forward to a further outstanding lineup of events from your organization!“

Christopher Rollan, Head of IT, intec, GOPA International Energy Consultants (Abu Dhabi)

“Excellent event, opportunity to meet likeminded professionals, sharing risk, worries, tools, best practises with CISO from other industries sharing same issues, great eye opener, looking forward to the next event”
– Ali Zeb, CISO, MS Amlin

”Nowhere else will you find such relevant content for CISO’s, shared by leaders in their fields”, Joe Dauncey, Director Security Engineering, Inmarsat

Thank you @pulse_innovate for inviting me to speak on #neurodiversity at the #CISO360 Congress in Lisbon. Fantastic to meet so many inspirational Cyber leaders who are actively looking to increase their #diversity and share thoughts on the #cyberskillsgap pic.twitter.com/F8pSrHi5bh

— Holly Foxcroft (@holly_foxcroft) 21 June 2018

“A very engaging, varied and interactive event. The best conference I have ever attended!”

– David Colbourne, Information Security Manager, Lloyd’s of London

“This was our first but definitely not our last CISO360! A well planned and executed event with a clear goal of providing tangible value for the participants in combination with a great community feel sure makes it a stand-out event to return to.” – NetClean

“CISO 360: guaranteed insight and inspiration. A triumph thanks to the Pulse team!” – Colette Hanley, Chief Privacy Officer, Nokia Group

“Pulse delivers some of the most informative and worthwhile events. Their topics, speakers and ability to engage at the highest level to secure attendance means that you are constantly engaged and come away learning something new and meeting new contacts.” – Ben Bulpett, SailPoint

“By far the best event for 2018 I have attended. I always makes an effort to attend CISO 360 as it is not just an event, it is a trusted community that comes together from around the world!” Ali Zeb, Group CISO and Group DPO, MS Amlin

“A unique opportunity to share challenges thoughts and ideas with trusted friends, and gain valuable insights.”, James Kwaan, President, (ISC)2 Scotland Chapter

“CISO 360 is a must attend conference to keep up to the latest trends, best practices as well as main security concerns within the cybersecurity landscape” Luis Vilares, GRC Specialist, Euronext

It was an honour to talk at #CISO360Congress Thank you @pulse_innovate for inviting me. Here are my slides and more details on the topic covered.
https://t.co/MegpeFSAjO

— Viktor Polic (@ViktorPolic) 26 June 2018

“”The best speaker line-up of any security conference in Europe!”
– Michael Colao, Head of UK Security, AXA

“Pulse have raised the bar when it comes to planning and running conference events. Other organisers should take note.”, Brian Brackenborugh, CISO, Channel 4

“CISO 360 is a great experience. You meet interesting people and you can learn a lot about Cyber (risk, security, threats) and share experience and knowledge with top professionals. For me it has been a great experience and pleasure to attend the CISO 360.” – Sérgio Gonçalves, Logista Portugal

“CISO 360 Congress 2019 created a strong platform for peer review, cross pollination of idea and networking.” – Chucks Ojeme, CISO, Gebauer & Griller

“Thank you, Pulse Conferences, for a great event. CISO 360 combined interesting varied talks with fantastic
networking opportunities, facilitating very interesting thought provoking conversations”
– Dr Jessica Baker, Co-Founder, Socio-Technical Lead, Redacted Firm Ltd

“Great speakers, great venue, intelligent discourse, Pulse CISO 360 Congress has it all!” Quentyn Taylor, Director of Information Security EMEA, Canon Europe

Sad to be leaving #CISO360Congress from @pulse_innovate early as I have to be back in London tomorrow. Defintely the infosec conference of the year so far !

— Quentyn Taylor (@quentynblog) 21 June 2018

“The CISO 360 conference brought together a collection world leading experienced security leaders who shared their knowledge and experience with their peers in an open and collaborative manner under Chatham house rules. This was complimented with case studies from selected top tier partners and organisations to provoke further debate and discussion during the talks or later during 1×1 networking conversations. The presentations; case studies; and strategy sessions were practical and relevant because they were born out real world security challenges faced by Global CISO’s across multiple sectors. I found the open knowledge sharing; networking; and presentations were very valuable to either validate existing approaches or provoke fresh ideas by getting a different perspective.”
– Stephen Khan, Global Head of Information Security Architecture & Transformation, Royal Bank of Scotland

Great to see these kinds of debates at #CISO360Congress this is the model for future security conferences. It’s not all tech we need to develop and grow as an industry pic.twitter.com/tjXBp8SuWz

— Quentyn Taylor (@quentynblog) 21 June 2018

“Refreshing views of security topics for knowledge improvement!”
Pedro Cunha, CISO, Credibom

““Top class speeches and presentations at the CISO 360 Congress in Barcelona! Thanks for such a worthful and enjoyable time”
-Sponsor testimonial, Blueliv

Our CEO @markfelegyhazi on the stage of the 2nd #CISO360Congress along with experts such as #DerekChang of @TalkTalk, #JamesKwaan from @IsacaScotland and #AftabAfzal @ensilo. Thank you all for an inspiring discussion! pic.twitter.com/GroejEJIFo

— avatao (@theavatao) 21 June 2018

High quality 60mins #CISO360 ⁦@mikko⁩ pic.twitter.com/khkIJhzsBB

— Jonathan Luff (@jjluff) 20 June 2018

“”The conference was full of expert speakers. You wouldn’t want to miss any of them. Particularly on the Boardroom/ Roundtable discussion (last day), it is like a strategic planning and facing the board of directors, but with less pressure. Excellent!”
– Irene Corpuz, Section Head – Planning & IT Security, Western Region Municipality – UAE Government

“An excellent event in beautiful Rome! I had an amazing time socially and professionally… made so many great connections!. ” – James Chuka, Sailpoint

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– Sonia Morales, Head of Section, GMV

“Pulse Conferences stand out for being up to the minute with developments and concerns. Fist rate speakers and an agenda that is total appropriate and informative. Excellent buzz and networking.”
– Lady Olga Maitland, CEO Copenhagen Compliance; Founder, Defence and Security Forum

“Interesting exchange of insights and experiences from different companies, sectors, and levels of maturity. An honour to have been there.”
– Ramón Serres, Head of Information Security, Risk Management and Quality, Almirall

““Pulse organised a fantastic CISO360 conference in Barcelona, which brought together some of the world’s most successful CISOs to discuss pressing cyber security issues and share experiences. The agenda was diverse, with senior professionals from across the globe sharing their experiences, and great networking sessions were facilitated by the organisers with good food and flowing conversation. I would highly recommend CISO360 and
look forward to this conference going from strength to strength”
– FC, Co-Founder, Head of Ethical Hacking, Redacted Firm Ltd

““Excellent conference, brilliantly put together. Look forward to the next one.”
– Anthony Young, Partner, Bridewell Consulting

Enjoyed presenting @CylonLab and our investor perspective to the #CISO360 conference today. Thanks for all the great questions!

— Jonathan Luff (@jjluff) 20 June 2018

Me using my hands (of course) to talk to leading CISOs from around the world about #cybercrime and #cybersecurity in #VR – and what we can do to prepare for the inevitable challenges. Thanks to @pulse_innovate for giving me the opportunity! pic.twitter.com/d5P2rIjlUC

— Dr Victoria Baines (@cyberbaines) 21 June 2018

“You brought the world’s cyber concern to the UAE for awareness and also brought world experts to provide advice based on their own experience!“

Irene Corpuz, Head of Planning and IT Security, Al Dhafra Region Municipality (UAE)

Proud to have supported #CISO360Congress in Lisbon by @pulse_innovate. Thank you for having us as partners. pic.twitter.com/LerKkCopCv

— AP2SI (@AP2SI) 22 June 2018

“I’m very pleased to be part of this extraordinary event – very important to exchange ideas and hear experiences and ideas from peers across sectors!” Sergio Goncalvez, Corporate Security Manager, Logista

3rd CISO 360 Congress

Save the date for the 4th CISO 360 Congress 2020!17-19 June 2020, VP Plaza Espana Design – MadridRead more about 4th CISO 360 Congress in Madrid here

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Programme – 3rd CISO 360 Congress – Rome 2019

Speakers – 3rd CISO 360 Congress 2019

Congress Chaired by

Marcus AlldrickDigital Risk Management, Security and Compliance Advisor

Roundtable Chaired by

Professor Dr. Robert ColesVisiting Professor, Royal Holloway, University of London

Keynotes including

Caspar Berry

Ken Munro

Jim Hinton, Founder, Lawyer, Patent & Trademark Agent, Own Innovation (Canada)

Dvir Rubinshtein, Aviation Security Operation Centre Manager, Security, Emergency and Cyber Department – State of Israel

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Amy Lemberger

Andrew Mabbitt

Aftab Afzal

Adam Drabik

Ben Jeffreys Account Director

Ben Bulpett

Prof. Ing. Claudio Cilli

Colette Hanley

David Cripps

Des McGuckian

Dr. Eduardo Solana

Edward Ayman Ganom

Edvinas Pranculis

Fabian Libeau

Friedelien Brockerhoff

Gadi Evron

George Eapen

Graeme Cantu-Park

Irene Corpuz

James Linton

James Gosnold

Justin Shaw-Gray

Save the date for the 4th CISO 360 Congress 2020!
17-19 June 2020, VP Plaza Espana Design – Madrid
Read more about 4th CISO 360 Congress in Madrid here

Marcus Alldrick
Digital Risk Management, Security and Compliance Advisor

Professor Dr. Robert Coles
Visiting Professor, Royal Holloway, University of London

Agenda at a glance – integral Networking
Schedule Rome 2019

Wednesday 19 June, 18:00-22:00
Networking reception in the Borga Ripa Gardens and Dinner at La Taverna de’ Mercanti

Thursday 20 June, 18:00-22:00
Wine tasting and dinner at Cantine Santa Benedetta Vineyard