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Stage, Thursday, 7 June, 11:05-11:45. Lyne
will also be on a panel for a second time on
the Keynote Stage, 'Cyber Risks, Threats and
Vulnerabilities and How to Defend Against
Them', on Wednesday, 6 June, 11:10-12:15.
New for 2018 is Infosecurity Europe's Geek
Street theatre, which will be located on the
ground floor of the National Hall. An
immersive zone, it will see technical experts
share their expertise in a series on in-depth,
independent technical research sessions, with
more interactive presentations, immersive
content and demonstrations on the show
floor than ever before. There will also be an
interactive learning challenge and visitors can
have some fun applying their skills in the
show's daily 'fastest lockpicker' competition!
Sessions will include:
'Security is an Illusion: How I Rob Banks',
presented by well-known ethical hacker and
social engineer Freaky Clown: a light-hearted
trip through security failures both physical
and electronic that have enabled him over
the years to circumvent security of most of
the world's largest banks
'What is Quantum Cybersecurity? And Why
it Matters', presented by Dr Logan Mailloux,
assistant professor, Systems Engineering,
United States Air Force: detailed insights on
INFOSECURITY EUROPE IN NUMBERS:
recent quantum experiments - from quantum
computing to space-based quantum
communications - a presentation that focuses
on assessing the utility of quantum-based
security technologies to meet modern
security and privacy needs
'Hunting PBX for Vulnerabilities', presented
by Symantec's Himanshu Mehta, senior threat
analysis engineer and Sachin Wagh, security
analyst: walking through the multiple
vulnerabilities present in PBX that may
possess threat to any individual or
organisation
WHERE THE REAL RISKS LIE
Also new for 2018 is Infosecurity Europe's
Cybersecurity for Critical National
Infrastructure (CNI) Symposium, which takes
place Wednesday, 6 June, in Olympia's
Conference Centre. The keynote presentation
will look at where the real risks lie for CNI -
from the insider threat to supply chain risk;
which cyber adversaries are targeting CNI;
and what measures should CNI cyber
defenders take to combat these threats.
A second presentation will look at 'Industrial
IoT: Rethinking Cyber Defence Strategies for
Connected OT (Operational Technology) & IT
Networks', and there will be two separate
400+ exhibitors showcasing the most relevant information security solutions
19,500+ information security professionals
240+ free-to-attend conference sessions led by industry influencers
300+ speakers taking part in 140+ hours of seminar time
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND
For the first time, this year Infosecurity Europe will also be using Olympia's National
Hall. There will be two entrances: one via the Grand Hall opposite Olympia Station,
and the second using the National Hall entrance on Hammersmith Road. In
addition, Infosecurity Europe's Keynote Stage and Security Workshops have both
moved to Olympia's Conference Centre, which is accessed via the Hammersmith
Road entrance.
discussions: the first on 'NIS-Directive - What
you Should Know & Do' and the second on
'Developing a Cyber Defence Strategy to Build
Resilience in Critical National Infrastructure'
that will look at how CNI organisations can
build the resilience that is needed to
withstand a cyber-attack.
The full Conference Programme is scheduled
to run across nine theatres at the show.
Security Workshops are this year located in
the Conference Centre: two-hour in-depth
sessions covering a range of business-critical
topics in a practical and interactive format. In
the Grand Hall, there will again be vendor-led
Tech Talks and Strategy Talks, technical bitesize
presentations addressing the latest
challenges in information security and cyber
security, as well as the Information Security
Exchange (ISE) - a series of 60-minute
presentations, bringing together end-users
and vendors to engage in open discussion
and exchange expertise in a series of in-depth
presentations, panel discussions and case
studies.
GRAND DESIGNS
The Discovery Zone and the Cyber Innovation
Zones are located upstairs in the Grand Hall
and will feature some of the most innovative
new companies in the industry. The UK Cyber
Security Innovation Zone is where the 13
companies who have taken part in a national
competition to find the UK's Most Innovative
Small Cyber Security Company 2018 will be
located.
The competition, organised by the
Department for Digital, Culture, Media and
Sport and sponsored by SNC-Lavalin Atkins,
will see four finalists in action, pitching their
new products and services in front of the
Keynote Stage audience and expert judging
panel on Wednesday, 6 June. This event is
part of Infosecurity Week, which will also
feature the 2018 Cloud Security Alliance
Summit and Women in Cybersecurity
Networking event.
For further information, please visit
www.infosecurityeurope.com
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