Overview
Following its huge success in Europe, Deutsche Messe Worldwide and CeBIT Global Conferences are delighted to bring to Asia Pacific, for the first time, Cyber Security @ CeBIT on the 28th May 2013.
In 2012 the total global cost of cyber crime was set at $110 billion, suggesting the essential need for business to improve their security protocols and as the use of collaborative technologies continues to grow, companies must go beyond the traditional IT centric approach for limiting potential damage and align their security programs with their business needs.
Cyber Security @ CeBIT will draw together leaders from all areas of business and government to identify cyber threat issues and their countermeasures; specifically examining the increasingly complex network of threats facing public and private enterprises from state and non-state actors and how governments and corporations are defending critical information, infrastructure, systems, customers and citizens.
What is Cyber Security @ CeBIT 2013?
The Cyber Security Conference will serve as a platform where all those involved in securing and governing ICT within an organisation can discuss the newest challenges and strategies. The event is a must-attend for CIOs, CSOs, CISOs, Chief Risk Officers, Heads of Governance and Compliance and IT Directors.
It is predicted that security service spending in Asia-Pacific will reach $7 billion in 2015, so ensure that you are investing in the best technologies for your business by joining us at the Cyber Security Conference on 28 May 2013 and hearing from leading financial institutions, retailers, airlines, telecoms companies and government.
What are the topics for Cyber Security @ CeBIT 2013?
- Complying with current regulations and guidelines and devising policies to meet with the introduction of new technologies
- Understanding that security comes at a cost – Securing budget and buy-in from senior management
- Dealing with staff reticence
- Getting people, processes and technology in place
- Mitigating risk when procuring Cloud services
- Cyber Threat Intelligence & Information Sharing
- Big Data: analysing for security risk and ensuring protection
- Endpoint Security & Risk Management: Mobility/Mobile Device Management & Alternative Models
- M2M – what security implications exist and how serious are they?
- BYOD security issues
- Debate: Moral activism vs cyber criminals
- Where does security actually fit in the organisation and how can all departments effectively work together?
- And more…
Who Should Attend?
- Chief Information Officers
- Chief Security Officers
- Chief Information Security Officers
- Chief Risk, Governance and Compliance Officers
- IT Security Directors
- IT Directors
- ICT Directors
- Finance Directors
- General Managers Security & Risk
- IT Security Managers
- Information Security Managers
- Government Assistant Secretaries
- Head of Compliance and Risk
Cyber Security @ CeBIT 2013 is not to be missed and we look forward to welcoming you in May.
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 Prof. Jay Guo
Research Director, Smart Secure Infrastructure CSIRO Digital Productivity and Services National Flagship
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 John Colton
Research Director, Protect Critical Infrastructure CSIRO Digital Productivity and Services National Flagship
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| Cyber Security Agenda | |
| 8:50am – 9:00am | Opening Address from Conference Chair
Dr Ian Oppermann, Director, CSIRO Digital Productivity and Services National Flagship |
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Chair: John Colton, Research Leader, Protect Critical Infrastructure, CSIRO Digital Productivity and Services National Flagship |
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| 9:00am – 9:30am | Opening Keynote Address: The Threat and Countermeasures in Cyber Security
Joe Franzi, Assistant Secretary Cyber Security, Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) |
| 9:30am – 10:00am | Cyber Security Perspectives: 21st Century Technology and Security – A Difficult Marriage
John Suffolk, Global Cyber Security Officer, Huawei |
| 10:00am – 10:40am | Security Leaders Panel: New and Emerging Security Threats Facilitator: Michael Sentonas, Chief Technology Officer & Vice President, McAfee Asia Pacific Panellists:
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| 10:40am – 11:10am | Morning Tea and Networking |
| 11:10am – 11:45am |
Shifting Focus From the Who to the How: Why Prevention is Better Than Attribution for Effective Cyber Security Michael Sentonas, Chief Technology Officer & Vice President, McAfee Asia Pacific |
| 11:45am – 12:15pm | Case Study: NICTA and the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Project
Dr Jodi Steel CSM, Director of Security and Environment Business, NICTA |
| 12:15pm – 12:45pm | International Keynote: Welcome to the Age of Weaponised Malware
Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst, IT Harvest (USA) |
| 12:45pm – 1:45pm | Lunch and Networking |
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Chair: Prof. Jay Guo, Research Director, Smart Secure Infrastructure, CSIRO Digital Productivity and Services National Flagship |
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| 1:45pm – 2:05pm | A Cyber-Crime Case Study: Using Social Media to Impersonate Brands, Build Trust, and Commit Fraud
Trent Youl, CEO, FraudWatch International |
| 2:05pm – 2:30pm | Balancing Privacy and Civil Liberties in the Age of Cyber Security
Senator Scott Ludlam, Senator for Western Australia Senator the Hon.George Brandis SC, Shadow Attorney-General |
| 2:30pm – 2:55pm | Mitigating Security Challenges Posed by Cloud Service Adoption
Wayne Tufek, IT Security and Risk Manager, University of Melbourne |
| 2:55pm – 3:20pm | Managing Security Across Multiple Organisations
George Arronis, Head of ICT Security and Risk, Serco |
| 3:20pm – 3:45pm | Case Study: “SecureMe” & “ProtectingU”! Taking the “IT” out of SecurITy
Angela Coble, Global Manager, Enterprise Security & Risk Management, Johnson & Johnson |
| 3:45pm – 4:15pm | Afternoon Tea and Networking |
| 4:15pm – 4:45pm | Overcoming Outsourcing and Third Party Supplier Security Risks
Damien Manuel, Security Specialist, One of the Big Four Banks |
| 4:45pm – 5:15pm | Building and Securing Buy-In for your Cyber Security Strategy
Stephen Cryan, Former Executive Security Consultant, Commonwealth Bank of Australia |
| 5:15pm – 5:45pm | Panel Discussion: So Where Does IT Security Fit Within the Organisation?
Facilitator: Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst, IT Harvest (USA) Panellists:
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| 5:45pm – 5:50pm | Closing Remarks from the Chair and End of Conference
Prof. Jay Guo, Research Director, CSIRO Digital Productivity and Services National Flagship |
WORKSHOP | Achieving Enhanced Cyber Security Through Improved Collaboration Across Technical, Policy And Business Units
Thursday 30 May 2013 | 1:30pm – 4:30pm
The International Cybersecurity Dialogue (ICD) believe that real time person dialogue between technologists and policy makers in business and government is essential for providing an opportunity to develop a new shared culture of the internet. However this lack of human interaction is often the cause of the breakdown in successful implementation of cyber security policy.
Richard Stiennon is The Senior Fellow at the International Cyber Security Dialogue in the USA and he will be leading this highly interactive workshop that will allow different areas of your business to establish clear communication paths.
Bringing with him the latest discussions from the USA, Richard will be able to help tackle the issues your company is facing and help you to build the human interaction that is essential to the implementation of cyber policy.’
Facilitated by:
Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst, IT Harvest (USA)
Andrew Edwards, Director Information and Communications Technology, NSW State Emergency Services
Aaron Little, Manager Information Technology Systems, NSW State Emergency Services
Afternoon Tea will be served during session.
Take advantage of the opportunity to gain premium exposure to this market through a sponsorship package with Cyber Security @ CeBIT 2013. If you offer a solution for organisations from the categories below, then Cyber Security 2013 will be the place to provide you with the platform to highlight your capabilities and network with key industry decision makers.
- Cyber security threats
- Disaster recovery
- Computer security software
- Cloud computing security
- Anti-malware analysis
- Anti-virus technology
- Hardware based computer security
- Phishing awareness
- Consultants and advisory services
- Change management consultants
- Penetration testing
- Web application security
Sponsoring Cyber Security @ CeBIT 2013 Conference offers your organisation the opportunity to connect with leading organisations by promoting your expertise and solutions to a highly targeted audience of decision makers. Speaking opportunities are subject to strict selection criteria and approval by the Cyber Security content management team. If you have any question regarding this year’s event or need more information on other events that Hannover Fairs Australia is organising, please do not hesitate to contact us.
