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Download the Full Agenda April 5-7 | In Person In Collaboration With: April 5th, 2021 HALL A 09:00-12:30 CYBER IN A WORLD OF CHANGE Host: Rachel Pether, CFA, Cybertech MC, Presenter, Moderator and Award Host, UAE 09:00-09:05 OPENING REMARKS Amir Rapaport, Founder of Cybertech, Israel H.E. Yousuf Hamad Al Shaibani, Director General, Dubai Electronic Security Center (DESC), UAE 09:05-09:20 ONE-ON-ONE: Nadav Zafrir, Former Commander of Unit 8200, Managing Partner, Team8, Israel, ADM Michael S. Rogers, Former NSA Director, Operating Partner, Team8, USA 09:20-09:32 LESSONS LEARNED AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CYBER PROTECTION OF NUCLEAR INFRASTRUCTURE AND POWER GRIDS IN THE UAE H.E. Mohamed Al Hammadi, Chief Executive Officer, Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC), UAE 09:32-09:47 LOOKING PAST THE PANDEMIC: FUTURE-PROOFING YOUR SECURITY POSTURE Ann S. Johnson, Corporate Vice President of Security, Compliance & Identity (SCI) Business Development, Microsoft, USA 09:47-09:57 ANYONE IS A TARGET FOR A NATION-STATE CYBER ATTACK – EVEN YOU Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Ran Shahor, CEO and Co-Founder, HolistiCyber, Israel 09:57-10:09 POST-COVID CYBERSECURITY Dr. Marwan Alzarouni, Director of Information Services Department, Dubai Electronic Security Center (DESC), UAE 10:09-10:21 RESILIENCE AS THE MASTER-KEY FOR MODERN CYBERSECURITY Esti Peshin, General Manager, Cyber Division, Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd, Israel 10:21-10:31 PHANTOM ATTACKS AGAINST ADVANCED DRIVING ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS (ADAS) Prof. Yuval Elovici, Director, Head of Cyber Security Research Center, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel 10:31-10:41 RESPONDING TO HEAVYWEIGHT RANSOM ATTACKS – A VIEW FROM THE CYBER FRONTLINE Dr. Yaniv Harel, SVP Cyber Defense, Sygnia; CSO Cyber Center Tel-Aviv University, Israel 10:41-10:53 SECURING IDENTITY – LEAST PRIVILEGE IN MODERN IT Udi Mokady, Founder, Chairman & CEO, CyberArk, Israel 10:53-11:03 CYBER RESILIENCE ENABLEMENT FROM TRAINING TO VERIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION: THE LEONARDO CYBER RANGE PLATFORM Andrea Teschioni, Senior International Business Developer, Cyber Security Division, Leonardo, Italy 11:03-11:18 ONE-ON-ONE: BUILDING A RESILIENT CYBERSPACE H.E. Dr. Mohamed Al-Kuwaiti, Head of Cyber Security, United Arab Emirates Government, UAE Yigal Unna, Director General, Israel National Cyber Directorate, Israel 11:18-11:33 THOUGHTS ON THE FUTURE OF CYBER AND INTELLIGENCE FROM THE NATIONAL LEVEL PERSPECTIVE Interviewer: Zori Kor, VP, ASERO Worldwide, Israel Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Pinhas Buchris, Former Managing Director of the Israeli Ministry of Defense, Former Director of Unit 8200; Co-Founder & General Partner, State of Mind Ventures, Israel 11:33-11:53 A SPECIAL ONE-ON-ONE BETWEEN GIANTS - CYBERSECURITY, LEADERSHIP AND DECISION-MAKING IN CRISIS Gen. (Ret.) David H. Petraeus, Former Director of the CIA, USA, Tamir Pardo, Former Head of the Mossad and Chairman, XM Cyber, Israel 11:53-12:03 INFORMATION SECURITY IN HOSPITALS Prof. Zeev Rotstein, Director General, Hadassah Medical Organization, Israel 12:03-12:15 SPECIAL ADDRESS FROM CISA: CYBER IN A WORLD OF CHANGE Brandon Wales, Acting Director, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), USA 12:30-14:00 EXHIBITION AND LUNCH BREAK HALL A HALL B 13:40-14:40 MARITIME AND LOGISTICS IN THE CYBERSPACE 14:00-14:30 SPECIAL PANEL DISCUSSION: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION 13:40-14:10 PANEL DISCUSSION: THREATS AND CHALLENGES IN THE MARITIME AND Moderator: Iddo Moed, Head of Bureau, African Affairs Division, MFA, LOGISTICS DOMAINS Israel Moderator: Daniel van Otterdijk, Chief Communications Officer, DP World, UAE Jakub Boratynski, Directorate-General, Head of Cybersecurity and Edwin Reina Barsallo, Former CISO and CIO, Panama Canal Authority, Panama Digital Privacy Policy Unit, European Commission, EU Andy Powell, CISO and VP/Head of Cyber Security, Maersk, UK Dr. Prachya Chalermwat, Secretary General, National Cyber Security Shlomi Fogel, Co-Owner, Israel Shipyards Industries, Israel Agency, Thailand David Espie, Director of Security, Facility Security Officer (FSO), Maryland Port Administration, USA Dr. Arvind Gupta, Former Deputy National Security Advisor, National Simone Fortin, Global Head, Cyber Security, MSC Cruises, Switzerland Security Council Secretariat; Director, Vivekananda International 14:10-14:40 PANEL DISCUSSION: WHERE ARE WE HEADING IN THE MARITIME AND LOGISTICS Foundation, India DOMAINS? OPTIONAL CYBERSECURITY SOLUTIONS Moderator: Daniel van Otterdijk, Chief Communications Officer, DP World, UAE Ibrahim Al Najjar, IT Director, DP World, UAE Lt. Col. (Res.) Tamir Goren, Director, Special Technologies, Israel National Cyber Directorate, Israel Gil Hazaz, VP Sales, XM Cyber, Israel Jochanan Sommerfeld, Group CEO, 7Ci, Israel SPECIAL PANEL DISCUSSION: FAKE NEWS AND FOREIGN 14:40-15:30 AI IN THE CYBER ERA - TRENDS, CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS 14:30-15:10 INTERFERENCE IN THE CYBERSPACE 14:40-14:55 ONE-ON-ONE: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE RESILIENCIES TO CYBER ATTACKS Moderator: Zori Kor, VP, ASERO Worldwide, Israel Prof. Yuval Elovici, Director, Head of Cyber Security Research Center, Ben-Gurion University of the Assaf Danby, VP of Global Sales, Cyabra, Israel Negev, Israel Leah Tedrow, Owner and Managing Director, Evoke International and Prof. Ernesto Damiani, Director, Information Security Center, Khalifa University Center for Cyber- Public Relations, Strategic Communications & Media Specialist, UAE Physical Systems (C2PS), UAE 14:55-15:02 POST-COVID NATIONAL STRATEGIES OF EUROPE AND THE UNITED NATIONS ON AI IN CYBERSECURITY Hon. Mattia Fantinati, Member of OECD Parliamentary Group on AI; Member of the House of Representatives, Italian Parliament, Italy 15:02-15:09 THE FUTURE OF CYBERSECURITY AI ONTOLOGIES: FROM STATIC REPOSITORIES TO DYNAMIC LOGICAL SEMANTIC SYSTEMS ANALYZERS Prof. Elizabetta Zuanelli, University of Roma TorVergata; UN Expert on AI, Italy 15:09-15:16 LEVERAGING THE USE OF AI IN DIGITAL INTELLIGENCE Paul Friedberg, Senior Director, Business and Accounts Development, Cellebrite, Israel 15:16-15:28 CYBERSECURITY IN THE AGE OF INFODEMIC: AI DEPENDS ON US USING LESS DATA, NOT MORE Eyal Balicer, Senior Vice President, Global Cyber Partnerships & Product Innovation, Citi, Israel SPECIAL PANEL DISCUSSION: SECRETS OF UNIT 8200 –INCUBATOR 15:30-16:10 PANEL DISCUSSION: CLOUD CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN 15:10-16:00 FORGING ENTREPRENEURS AND INNOVATORS A POST-COVID WORLD Led by: 8200 Alumni Association (By invitation only) Moderator: Yodfat Harel Buchris, Managing Director, Blumberg Capital, Israel Moderator: Nir Lempert, CEO, MER-Group; Chairman of the 8200 Alumni Dr. Bushra AlBlooshi, Head of Research and Innovation, Dubai Electronic Security Center (DESC), Association, Israel UAE Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Pinhas Buchris, Former Managing Director of the Ronen Yehoshua, CEO, Morphisec, Israel Israeli Ministry of Defense, Former Director of Unit 8200; Co-Founder & Matan Hart, Co-Founder & CEO, Cymptom, Israel General Partner, State of Mind Ventures, Israel Owen Connolly, CEO, 7Ci GCC, UAE Yariv Nornberg, Partner at Intellion; Treasurer of the 8200 Alumni Association, Israel 16:10-17:00 LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE LATEST DRAMATIC ATTACKS: SECURING THE SUPPLY CHAIN Mor Bikovsky, Director of Channel Presales, Claroty, Israel 16:10-16:20 THE MISSING SIDE OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN EQUATION Yosi Shneck, Founder YSICONS; Senior Consultant, Leading the Cyber Entrepreneurship and Business Development, Israel Electric Corporation (IEC), Israel 16:20-17:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Moderator: Dr. Yaniv Harel, SVP Cyber Defense, Sygnia; CSO Cyber Center Tel-Aviv University, Israel Klaus Glatz, Chief Digital Officer, Andritz, Austria Gal Nir, VP Sales & Business Development, Valire Software, Israel Ofir Hason, CEO & Co-Founder, CyberGym, Israel 19:00-20:30 CYBERTECH GLOBAL UAE-DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FORMAL COCKTAIL RECEPTION (By Invitation Only) April 6th, 2021 HALL A HALL B 09:30-10:00 SECHACK365: TRAINING YOUNG SECURITY INNOVATORS CYBER FOR THE NATIONAL LEVEL AND INTELLIGENCE IN THE CYBER ERA 09:00-10:10 Special demonstration of students from Japan. 09:00-09:12 THE CYBER CURSE: IS THERE A CURE? 10:00-11:00 SPECIAL EVENT: BUILDING AN INNOVATIVE AND CYBER ECOSYSTEM General (Ret.) Wesley K. Clark, Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe, USA 09:12-09:20 COUNTER-TERRORISM IN THE CYBER DOMAIN - A PERSPECTIVE FROM UN CTED Moderator: Uzy Zwebner, Basecamp Founder & CEO; Co-Founder of High-Tech Park, Beer Sheva, Michele Coninsx, Assistant Secretary General & Executive Director, Counter-Terrorism Committee Israel Executive Directorate (CTED), UN, USA H.E. Ramón Martínez De La Guardia, Minister, Commerce and Industries, Panama 09:20-09:30 GERMANY'S NEW IT-SECURITY ACT 2.0 – CYBER FOR THE NATIONAL LEVEL AND NATIONAL Dr. Christos Dimas, Deputy Minister of Development & Investments, Research, Innovation and SECURITY IN THE CYBER ERA Technology, Member of the Hellenic Parliament, Greece Andreas Könen, Director General for Cyber and Information Security, Federal Ministry of the Interior, Adv. Adel Badir, Mayor of Kfar Qasem, Israel Building and Community (BMI), Germany Prof. Rivka Carmi, Former President, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel 09:30-09:40 CYBER RESILIENCE – KEY OBJECTIVE FOR THE NATIONAL SECURITY IN A DIGITAL DECADE Erez Shachar, Co-Founder, Qumra Capital, Israel Daniel Markic, Director General, Security and Intelligence Agency (SOA), Croatia Dr. Orna Berry, Recognized Entrepreneur, Scientist, Policy Maker and Industry Executive, Israel 09:40-09:50 NATIONAL LEVEL CYBERSECURITY: THE NEXT ERA Shri Anil Agrawal, Joint Secretary,
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