As part of the growing reliance on an integrated critical national infrastructure to assist us in our daily lives, we need to ensure it is protected, resilient and maintains confidentiality, integrity and availability in routine business. To help consider such issues, techUK has launched a new focus upon National Security. This focus is in tandem with our Defence and Security Board and our own Smart Cities agenda. To help launch this focus, techUK has teamed up with Jacobs Engineering to hold an all-day symposium in Central London on Wednesday 22 February 2023.
Senior Government officials and Commercial customers will attend this day to brief techUK members about what we need to collectively do to remain safe and effective. Speakers from the Regulators, Academia, subject matter experts from the Nuclear, Electricity, Water, Transport, Highways/Rail sectors as well as industry will hold interactive short panels at the event too. The symposium will culminate with an early evening cocktail reception (17:30 - 20:00) so participants and the audience can network together. The full agenda for the day can be found below.
A number of keynote addresses will also take place throughout the day. Including:
Dr Paul Kilworth - Deputy Chief Scientific Advisor for National Security & National Security Innovation Champoin, Cabinet Office.
Christine Maxwell - Director Cyber Defence & Risk, UK Ministry of Defence.
Pete Cooper - Deputy Director, Cyber Defence, Cabinet Office.
Agenda
0930-1000 |
Registration |
1000-1015 |
Welcome and Introductions |
1015-1100 |
Keynote 1: Cabinet Office (OSTC) Office for Science & Tech: The essential need to protect the fabric of our CNI |
1100-1130 |
Fireside Chat: Cabinet Office view on new National Cyber Resilience |
1130-1145 |
Coffee Break |
1145-1230 |
Panel Session 1: New Key Threats and Challenges within Industrial & High Precision Manufacturing Domains |
Sellafield |
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TATA Communications |
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Q&A |
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1230-1330 |
Panel Session 2: Ensuring Security Assurance across the CNI Supply Chain and our Systems |
DCC Smart Meters Programme |
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Water / United Utilities |
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CGI: Utilising a Cyber Assessment Framework in a multi-tenant CNI risk landscape |
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Cabinet Office: Assuring end to end systems assurance - GovAssure |
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1330-1415 |
NETWORKING LUNCH |
1415-1455 |
Panel Session 3: Critical Infrastructure - Changes Ahead |
NCC Group: Will Smart Cities become part of the CNI? |
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Bapco: NextGen 999/112; digital infrastructure (Airwave & ESN); and communications control rooms |
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Jacobs: 5G Innovation for Smart Cities |
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1455-1530 |
Coffee Break |
1530 - 1615 |
Keynote 2: Defence Digital: The role of Cyber Security in protecting CNI assets from a MOD perspective |
1615-1700 |
Panel Session 4: Legislation v Technology v Insurance: Quick Fire Q&A Session |
Dragos: What do we need to improve? |
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AWS: How does technology underpin security - Operating within regulations |
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Templar Executives: Helping the Board to understand Risk |
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1700-1720 |
Break |
1720-1800 |
Panel Session 5: Understanding & Managing Risk |
Strathclyde University: Understanding risk and building resilience in a volatile world |
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Microsoft: The effective role of AI/ML in managing risk |
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Cardiff University: AI in cyber risk innovation: a peek under the hood |
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Envitia: The role of Data in Managing Risk |
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1800-1810 |
Sum up |
1800-1815 |
Thank You |
1815-2000 |
Networking Reception |
We hope this symposium will provide you with an interactive space with government and clients to hear the "voice of the customer".
For any questions regarding booking, please get in touch with Tracy Modha. Alternatively, please get in touch with the team below for any general queries.