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Cyber Defence & Network Security 2015 21-23 January, London CYBER DEFENCE & NETWORK SECURITY 2015 21-23 JANUARY, LONDON VIRGINIA BAKER, CONFERENCE DIRECTOR [email protected] +44 207 368 9769 ALEX DARBY, DIRECTOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT [email protected] +44 207 368 9362 “CDANS is the world’s premiere cyber event for intelligence, military and commercial enterprises. The level of collaboration, cooperation and threat intelligence sharing is outstanding.” Lieutenant Colonel Retired Bill Hagestad, US Marine Corps “CDANS is the best venue I found to meet a wide variety of international partners.” Gregory C. Radabaugh, GG-15, DAF Chief of Cyberspace Operations, Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency Cyber Defence and Network Security 2015 is the seminal international conference addressing the issues of computer network security, defence and exploitation, both regarding the military and critical infrastructure of nation states. Defence IQ has successfully recruited the world’s foremost operational experts and strategic key decision makers for our cyber series of conferences and 2015 will see an expanded conference reflecting our promise to invite only the principal authorities in their fields. WHAT TO EXPECT AT CYBER DEFENCE AND NETWORK SECURITY 2015 Meet with over 150 senior international military, government and critical national infrastructure cybersecurity representatives from across Europe, North America, the Middle East and Africa to gain unique insights into their cyber defence strategies. Hear first hand what key technologies are in demand and how you can meet these requirements Learn about the latest developments in cyber defence and network security solutions to gain a complete picture of industry trends. Meet leading industry and research figures engaged in producing and influencing new cybersecurity systems and share your own solutions Compare how military, government and critical national infrastructure are approaching cybersecurity, the lessons learned from recent events and how these can be incorporated into your own cyber defence frameworks and technology development Discuss the future cyber threat and share ideas on how cyber defence frameworks and technology must evolve to meet these tasks. Engage in debate on how deeper cross-agency and international cooperation can be facilitated Key areas of discussion focused around developing cyber defence situational awareness, how to prevent and mitigate attacks, especially against customised malware, and working towards heightened mobile and enterprise security EARLY CONFIRMED SPEAKERS FOR 2015 Vice Admiral Jan Tighe, Commander, US Fleet Cyber Command Vice Admiral Arnaud Coustillière, Head of Cyber, French Defence Staff Major General Odd Egil Pedersen, Chief, Norwegian Cyber Force Major General Basilio di Martino, Director, Directorate General of Telecommunications, Informatics and Advanced Technologies, Italian Ministry of Defence Major General Mohammad Khalid Rao, Chief of Information Security, Pakistan Armed Forces Brigadier General Welton Chase Jr., Director, J6 – J4/Cyber, EUCOM Brigadier General Helmut Habermayer, Chief of Cyber, Austrian MoD Dr Jamie Shea, Deputy Assistant Secretary General, Emerging Security Challenges, NATO HQ Mihkel Tikk, Director of Cyber Policy, Estonian MoD Thomas Kristmar, Head of Network Security, Centre for Cyber Security, Danish Defence Intelligence Service Colonel Artur Suzik, Director, NATO CCD COE Makame M. Mbarawa, Honorable Minister for Communications, Science & Technology, Tanzania Jakub Boratyński, Head of Trust & Security, DG CONNECT, European Commission Andrew Gracie, Executive Director, Resolution Directorate, Bank of England Graham Wright, Chief Information Security Officer, National Grid Craig Balding, Chief Information Security Officer, Barclays David Isiavwe, General Manager, Audit, Control & IT Security, Union Bank of Nigeria Annemarie Zielstra, Director Cyber Security & Resilience, TNO PAST SPEAKERS FROM THE CYBER DEFENCE & NETWORK DEFENCE SERIES Mr Christopher Painter, Coordinator for Cyber Issues, US Department of State Pieter De Crem, Minister of Defence, Belgium Lieutenant General José Carlos dos Santos, Head of the Army Cybernetic Centre, Brazilian Army Lieutenant General Rhett Hernandez, Commander, US Army Cyber Command Lieutenant General Kurt Herrmann, Director, NATO Communication and Information Systems Services Agency Lieutenant General Arto Räty, Permanent Secretary, Finnish Ministry of Defence Major General Jonathon Shaw, Commander, UK Cyber Plans and Policy Team, UK MoD Major General Zaidi, DG Technical, Deputy Commander ISI, Pakistan Major General Dennis Gyllensporre, Head of Plans and Policy, Swedish Armed Forces Major General David Neasmith, Chief of Staff Assistant Deputy Minister, Information Management, Canadian Armed Forces Rear Admiral Nicola De Felice, Director of the Centre for Defence Innovation, Italian Navy Brigadier General Virgilio Hernandez, Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff Intelligence, J2, Philippines Armed Forces Brigadier General Carlos Gomez Lopez de Medina, Commander, Joint Cyber Defence Command, Spanish Armed Forces Andro Barnovi, Deputy Defence Minister, Georgia Jamie Shea, Deputy Assistant Secretary General, NATO Emerging Security Challenges Steve Purser, Director, ENISA Victoria Baines, Strategic Advisor on Cyber Crime, Europol Jim Nelms, Chief Information Security Officer, Treasury of the World Bank Andy Haldane, Executive Director, Financial Stability, Bank of England Dr John Meakin, CISO and Director, Digital Security, BP Peter Gibbons, Head of Information Security, Network Rail PAST SPONSORS FROM THE CYBER DEFENCE & NETWORK SECURITY SERIES PAST ATTENDEES OF CYBER DEFENCE AND NETWORK SECURITY EADS Defence and Security Aeris Capital Ixia Qosmos Systems Ltd Alderbridge Consulting Eastern Light Capital Kaspersky UK Quilliam Foundation Ltd. Allied Command EEAS - European External Republic of Singapore King's College London Counterintelligence Action Service Air Force American Embassy Republic of Singapore Eiti Sato L-3 Communications London Air Force Land Information Angus Batey Elbit Systems Assurance Group British Reuters Army Lockheed Martin UK River State Microfinance Araknos Elettronica Integrated Systems & Agency Solutions Ltd. Armasuisse Encode UK Ltd Marinha Do Brasil Romanian MoFA Armed Forces Philippines ENISA McKesson Canada Royal Bank of Scotland Bangladesh High Royal Corps of Signals EU US Command Michael Orbell Commission TDT Royal Danish Airforce BDDK - BRSA Euroclear Michigan National Guard Academy Belgian Ministry of European Commission Microsoft Asia Royal Saudi Air Force Economy Belgian Standing Ministery for Intelligence Agencies European Defence Agency Communications, Science Royal Thai Air Force Review Comm & Technology, Tanzania Ministry of BlackBerry Limited Europol Communications and RUAG Defence Transportation, Mexico Mobile Enterprise Booz Allen Hamiton Eurostrat Saab Computing BP International Exonar Limited MoD Austria Saudi Aramco Federal Ministry of Defence UK MoD Cyber Policy and Brazilian Army Skybox Security and Sports Plans Team SNDC Swedish National Brazilian Embassy Fidelis Security Systems National Defence - Canada Defence College National Defence Radio BreakingPoint FireEye Solera Networks Establishment BRSA - Banking Foreign and Commonwealth Regulation and NATO Sourcefire Office Supervision Agency NATO Cooperative Cyber BT Research and Foundation for Emerging Defence, Centre of Spanish MoD Technology Solutions Excellence French Integrated Defense UK Cabinet Office NATO HQ (NRDC-ITA) Swedish Armed Forces Staff Canadian Army Land Georgia Tech Research Swedish Armed Forces NATS Warfare Centre Institution Computer Network Canadian Forces Network Georgian Security Analysis Swedish Civil NAWCWD Point Mugu Operation Center (CFNOC) Centre Contingencies Agency Cassidian Limited GHS Advisors Net One Systems Co. Sypris Electronics Global Cyber Security CCDP Netherlands MoD The University of Aizu Capacity Centre Centre for Defence Trinidad and Tobago Google, Inc. Netscout Systems Innovation Police Service Centre of Excellence for Government of Israel Network Rail T-Systems (UK) National Security (CENS) NHS Commissioning Clearswift House of Commons U.S. Embassy Board Codenomicon Ltd House of Lords NIFC UAE Military Combitech AB HP Enterprise Security NIOC UCL Conflict Studies Research i2 Ltd IBM Company Norwegian Armed Forces UK Air Warfare Centre Centre Cyber Security Information UK Cyber Policy and IBM Ofcom Sharing Partnership Plans Team CYBERCOM Indonesian MOD Oracle Ultra Electronics Danish Army Signal Information Commisioner's Oxford University US Air Force School Office US Army Cyber DE&S, ISS, SvcOps INTERPOL Pakistan Air Force Command Defence Command US Cyber Consequences Israel Prime Minister's Office Paradigm Services Denmark Unit Defence Command Israeli Space Agency Penuel Company Limited US Department of State Denmark Defense Information IT Governance Ltd Point One US DoD Systems Agency (DISA) Potomac Institute Cyber DSTL Italian Defence General Staff US Naval War College Center PricewaterhouseCoopers Dubai Bank Italian MoD Verint Systems Ltd LLP FOR MORE INFORMATION ON CYBER DEFENCE & NETWORK SECURITY 2015, PLEASE VISIT: www.cdans.org/ OR CONTACT VIRGINIA BAKER, CONFERENCE DIRECTOR ON +44 207 368 9769, [email protected] FOR SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, PLEASE CONTACT: ALEX DARBY, DIRECTOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ON +44 207 368 9362, [email protected] .
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