10:30
Registration and networking
11:15
Cambridge Wireless welcome and introduction to topic
SPIT SIG Champion, Richard Jacklin, Business Development - Commercial Lead, Plextek
11:25
Welcome from host
Kurt Dennis, UK & Ireland Sales Manager, UL Solution
11:30
An update about European and US Cybersecurity regulations
Session to be chaired by Richard Jacklin, Business Development - Commercial Lead, Plextek
Speaker: Fergus Wong, Global Cybersecurity Solution Architect, UL Solutions
12:00
Lunch and networking and Tour
13:30
Architecting and securing the supply chain - A bottom-up approach to security
Dr Aditya Deshpande, Principal Cyber Security Architect, ARM Limited
ARM products are used across a range of industries, starting with mobile phones, smart TVs, IoT devices, automotive, and industrial control systems. This talk will focus on why security is important at the bottom of the supply chain and how it can support the integrators and manufacturers developing secure products to satisfy the needs of various industry verticals, standards, and regulations
13:55
Title tbc
Nikita Johnson, Product Cyber Security Engineer, Rolls-Royce
14:20
Refreshment break and networking
14:50
Beyond V1 towards Industrial Cyber Resilience
Session to be chaired by SIG Champion, Bob Oates, Associate Director, Cambridge Consultants
Speaker: Firas Sadek, Enterprise Security Architect, Airbus
This talk provides a modular approach for industrial cybersecurity, allowing security leaders to tailor their strategy based on their industry and business context.
15:15
Is autonomous cyber-defence for operational technology possible?
Madeline Cheah, Cybersecurity specialist, Cambridge Consultants
Autonomous cyber-defence is desirable but challenging, particularly for operation situations and technology. This is because of the need to consider safety, different lifecycles, heterogeneity, opacity and the multiple contexts in which such technology functions. We explore in this talk the difficulties, the extent to which research efforts have addressed these challenges and the potential advantages for autonomous cyber-defence in different situations. We envisage such a talk will be useful to practitioners and researchers looking to develop autonomous cyber-defence.
15:40
Panel session
16:10
Wrap-up, Bob Oates, Associate Director, Cambridge Consultants