Agenda

Presentations already confirmed include:


►Leveraging DORA TLPT (Threat-Led Penetration Testing) to enhance Cyber Resilience 

Manit Sahib, Ethical Hacker & Former Head of Penetration Testing & Red Teaming, Bank of England

  • How DORA TLPT aligns seamlessly with TIBER-EU, CBEST & DORA to enhance cyber risk management.
  • Discover the benefits of an EU-standard approach to threat-led testing.
  • See how DORA TLPT boosts readiness for live system testing.
  • Learn how to start using DORA TLPT for ongoing cyber resilience and regulatory compliance

►Panel Discussion: Critical Functions: What Really Matters?

Fredrik Hertz, Regional Lead Cybersecurity Consulting, EY (Moderator)

  • Prioritization: Are you and your stakeholders truly aligned on what’s mission-critical?
  • Third-Party Dependence: Trust is good—but how much control do you actually have over critical processes?
  • Incident Reporting: With rising regulatory demands for transparency, what does effective cyber incident reporting really involve—and what value does that data bring?

► Mitigating personal liability: the changing climate for security professionals

Jonathan Armstrong, Partner, Punter Southall Law

  • The changing politics of security 
  • Current cases 
  • Social Media scrutiny 
  • Insurance options for CISOs 
  • Golden parachutes and legal support

► The Heart of IT Security – Blood, sweat and tears… of happiness?

Björn Johrén, CISO, Max Matthiessen

  • Security first culture and how will we cope with the change?
  • With all AI in the tech around us, do we still need humans? [or will AI prove humans are surplus to requirements?]
  • The strongest line of defense and the most vulnerable link – The human paradox

►Securing Critical Infrastructure with IAM in an elevated threat landscape

Sachin Loothra, Lead Solutions Architect, Telia

  • Evolving threat landscape and its impacts on critical infrastructure
  • Regulations on critical infrastructure and demands towards IAM
  • How IAM solutions can be setup to meet the demands