Tuesday 9 January 2024
In association with
“Train hard, fight easy” is a quote attributed to the 18th Century Russian general Alexander Suvorov, which has become the mantra for militaries worldwide. But how many organisations do this, or indeed have the capacity to? It is an overused cliché in cybersecurity that there are two groups of organisations: those who have been hacked and those who don’t know they’ve been hacked. Like all clichés, this is laden with lazy assumptions but also an element of truth. For all organisations, it is not just a matter of if a cyber event will occur but when. This may be a grim thought, but there are many ways to minimise the disruptive impact of cyber events. So what other tools are in our armouries to enable us to better prepare for the inevitable?
Watch now as we explored how understanding the regulatory environment can help you improve your cyber posture, and how a transparent and collaborative approach to the security of your supply chains can help expose and mitigate vulnerabilities. We also looked at the implications of emerging technology on resilience, why understanding your network and who accesses it is still key, and why prior planning and preparation can prevent poor performance on a crucial day.
Presentations on the day included:
Welcome and introductions
Tarquin Folliss OBE (info), Vice Chairman, The SASIG
Dominic Fortescue, Partner, EY Financial Services
Keynote presentation: DORA, regulation and what it means for operational resilience
Gunjan Sharma, Senior Manager, EY Technology Solutions
Operational resilience Benchmark 2023 Results and 2024 Outlook: What will operational resilience look like towards 2026
Roxane Bohin, Manager, Cybersecurity UK, Wavestone
Suman Dogra Gaur, Manager, Cybersecurity UK, Wavestone
From 2023’s reality to 2024’s possibilities
David Emm, Principal Security Researcher, Kaspersky
The never-ending game
David Hitchen (info), Senior Solutions Architect, Semperis
Panel session: Insights into supply chain vulnerability
Facilitated by Tarquin Folliss OBE (info), Vice Chairman, The SASIG
Jon Leather, Head of European Supply Chain Defence Advisory, BlueVoyant
Tynan Beresford-Wylie, Director, EY Technology Solutions
Sharon Penfold (info), Interim Director, Independent
Helen Barge, Cyber Security Representative, Federation of Small Businesses
Panel session: Why exercising and incident response plans are so important?
Facilitated by Tarquin Folliss OBE (info), Vice Chairman, The SASIG
Stewart Room (info), Global Technology Sector Leader, DWF Law
Alessandro Frenza, Director, Cyber Security, Financial Services, EY Technology Solutions
Daniel Potter, Sr Director of Operational Resilience, Immersive Labs
Jack Harrigan, Head of Cyber Governance & Accountability, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT)
Elizabeth Green, EMEA Advisory & Cyber Lead, Dell Technologies
