CS4CA Europe 2018
After four successful editions, Cyber Security for Critical Assets Europe returns for a 5th successive summit this October, as part of the CS4CA global series brought to you by Qatalyst Global, with a new and improved format for 2018 that we can’t wait for you to experience!
So, what’s new?
In a world where theft of intellectual property, WannaCry-style ransomware, phishing and malicious attacks targeting ICS are the norm, CS4CA Europe aims to lock down the threat and secure critical infrastructure. Critical assets are the foundation of Europe’s infrastructure and as innovation in technology continues to be adopted, vulnerabilities and the surface of cyber-attacks increase. This evolving digital landscape takes pride of place in frantic boardroom meetings as attacks wreak havoc around the world.
What can you expect?
Situation tables will put you in real-life scenarios you might encounter; this will urge you and your group to brainstorm and share ideas on steps to take when breached.
Cohort groups will provide you with the opportunity to really focus on your industry, beginning breakfast of day 1 you will be grouped up and collectively outline core challenges and goals you want to achieve during the summit.
In-depth case studies showcase success stories with tangible and actionable insights into securing infrastructure and assets without affecting day-to-day operations, the lessons they learnt will provide insight for your company.
Exclusive keynote sessions from top industry executives present new ideas and different perspectives.
Q&A sessions are a feature of the summit as well as group discussions and panels. Every participant is encouraged to contribute actively throughout the event and engage in interactive discussions with attendees to spark debate on pressing topics and seek answers to the following: is the IT-OT convergence finally taking place? But more importantly, what practical steps do we take to speed up the process? You will meet and interact with both IT and OT staff, explore the benefits of a common language between them and come up with a plan on how to protect your ICS from malicious attacks targeting it or affecting it.
How is it relevant to you?
The steering committee is comprised of senior authorities from the likes of Engie, Shell, MOL, Cisco, ABB, and GE to make sure the session is relevant to your industry needs, and the problems you face.