SINET presents Global Cybersecurity Innovation Summit

the british museum, london 16 & 17 mAY 2017

Global Cybersecurity Innovation Summit

@SINETCONNECTION #SINETUK

SINET presents

Supported by Her Majesty’s Government and The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science & Technology Directorate

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May 16, 2017

Dear Participants,

I would like to welcome you to the Third Annual Global Cybersecurity Innovation Summit (GCIS). We are honored to have the support of Her Majesty’s Government (HMG) and The United States Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (DHS S&T), as we provide a platform for the business of Cybersecurity to take place. In particular, the opportunity for Small and Medium Enterprises to connect with key Government, industry, system integration, investment, academic and International decision makers from the American, British, European and Global Cybersecurity markets.

SINET was created to advance innovation and enable global collaboration between the public and private sectors to defeat Cybersecurity threats. Whether you’re a builder, buyer, investor or researcher, there is something for everyone, regardless of where your organization is in its lifecycle. As you attend the sessions and networking gatherings during the next two days, take a moment to look around and meet the leaders in the room who are focused on a mission, have a sense of purpose and are committed to moving the Cybersecurity agenda forward.

Over the last three years, I have seen great strides by the British community in their support of the small business community through increased investments, government assistance, and growth of more entrepreneurial companies. I am confident that our program will also be able to help advance innovation within the global Cybersecurity market.

I would like to extend a special thank you to HMG and DHS S&T as well as our speakers, sponsors and steering committee who contributed greatly to making the GCIS a success.

Thank you for joining us as we continue to build global communities of interest and trust that support the advancement of innovation as well as the higher calling: the national security and economic interests of our respective countries. Only when we take risks, can we truly alter the world…

Sincerely,

Robert D. Rodriguez Chairman & Founder SINET

Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors

PresentinG sPonsors

Science and Technology

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Agenda Day 1 Tuesday, 16 May 2017

8:30 Am – 9:30 Am

registration and Continental breakfast

9:30 Am – 12:40 Pm

General sessionBP Lecture Theatre

9:30 Am – 9:35 Am

introduction remarks by summit host• Rick Geritz, Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Life Journey, Chairman, CyberMaryland

9:35 Am – 9:45 Am

opening remarks• Robert D. Rodriguez, Chairman & Founder, SINET

9:45 Am – 10:05 Am

Keynote• Mark Sayers, Deputy Director, Cyber and Government Security Directorate, Cabinet Office

10:05 Am – 10:50 Am

international Collaboration models that Are Working Well and Why—Challenges and opportunitiesAbstract: National and international models, frameworks and policies that affect privacy, information sharing, Research & Development, innovation, crime and attribution. How much real progress are we really making?

moderator:• Dr. Doug Maughan, Division Director, Department of Homeland Security, Science & Technology

Panelists:• Douglas Grant, Detective Chief Inspector, Police Service of Northern Ireland’s Cyber Crime Centre Special

Investigations Unit • Nir Peleg, Head of R&D Division, Israel National Cyber Bureau • Mark Sayers, Deputy Director, Cyber and Government Security Directorate, Cabinet Office• Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar, Head of Cyber Policy Coordination, Conflict Prevention and Security Policy,

European External Action Service

Agenda

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GLOBAL CYBERSECURITY INNOVATION SUMMIT 2017

10:50 Am – 11:10 Am

break

11:10 Am – 11:55 Am

What Are the barriers and opportunities to a european information sharing Program?Abstract: The topic of Cyber Security Information Sharing (e.g. Threat Intelligence) is top of mind in many organizations driven by community members, operationalized by more upcoming so-called Information Sharing and Analysis Centers with various motivations behind (non-profit and commercial) and as well a discipline many commercial technology and service vendors claim to leverage for benefit of their customers.

What are the goals, motivating factors and inhibitors the C-roles like Chief Information Security Officer, Chief Information Officer, Chief Risk Officer, etc. face when deciding to participate? What are driving factors for decisions on which approach to take or organization to join? What are the roles of governments and regulators? Does competition affect robust information sharing? And after all… what are proven ways to evaluate the level of success and justification of investment?

Could a European approach become a Game Changer and if so what would it take? These renowned subject matter experts will share their experience and address some inconvenient questions regarding cooperation and how they manage, leverage and progress topics around Cyber Security Information Sharing.

moderator:• Joerg Eschweiler, Atos

Panelists:• Phil Huggins, Group Head of Information Risk & Security, Prudential plc• Dr. Demosthenes Ikonomou, Head of Operational Security Unit, European Union Agency for Network

and Information Security• Jacqueline Johnson, Chief Information Security Officer, Danish Branch, Nordea Bank • Teresa Walsh, Intelligence Officer, FS-ISAC• Colin Whittaker, Payment System Risk Strategic Advisor, Informed Risk Decisions Ltd

11:55 Am – 12:15 Pm

building the uK/us relationship on transatlantic CyberAndy reflects on his experiences as the first UK Cyber Trade Envoy to the US. What has been achieved, and what are the opportunities for building transatlantic cyber innovation and commerce?

• Andy Williams, Cyber Envoy, Defence and Security Organisation, Department for International Trade, British Embassy Washington DC

12:15 Pm – 12:40 Pm

CyberiQ• Rick Geritz, Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Life Journey, Chairman, CyberMaryland

12:40 Pm – 1:40 Pm

lunchEast & West Foyers

1:40 Pm – 2:20 Pm

Workshop tracks TRACK 1: 1:40 Pm – 2:20 Pm BP LECTURE THEATRE

TRACK 2: 1:40 Pm – 2:20 Pm STEvENSON LECTURE THEATRE

Future of the Cloud—more secure or less secure?Abstract: The cloud has created greater efficiencies, cost savings as important business processes and applications have altered the way governments and the private sector view security risks and associated operations. Listen to these thought leaders as they share their opinions on how they are building security and trust into their cloud computing strategy.

moderator: • Russell Wing, Head of Information Security, LME

Panelists:• David Boda, Head of Information Security,

Camelot• Michael Colao, Chief Information Security

Officer, AXA• Richard Morrell, Director of Security &

Emerging Threat, Gartner• Erik Naugle, vP Cyber Security, Intuit

start-up Workshopentrepreneur boot Camp – Part 1 of 5overview of dhs Programs for entrepreneursinstructor: • Douglas Maughan, Division Director,

US Department of Homeland Security Science & Technology

AGENDA

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TRACK 1: 2:20 Pm – 3:05 Pm BP LECTURE THEATRE


blockchain: Can blockchain be trusted both technologically and operationally and Will it ever mature from the experimentation Phase?Abstract: There have been a lot of talks on blockchain being the holy grail providing a trusted ledger from tracking fine art to trade settlement. Even most of the technologists and commentators do not realize the trust does not apply to the data itself. Blockchain will merely provide an immutable recording of what has been input; it does not give you extra confidence in whether the record is correct in the first place. In this panel discussion, we will explore the readiness of the technology and extra security measures one has to deploy for mission critical implementations.

moderator: • Induprakas Keri, vice President of Development,

Block Chain & DLT, Intuit

Panelists:• Andersen Cheng, Chief Executive Officer,

Post Quantum• Loretta Joseph, Advisor, AIMS Capital and

Director, Blackcitrus and Advisory Chair, Australia Digital Commerce Association

• Ben Lindgreen, Head of Security Delivery, @PaymentsUK

• Yiannis Pavlosoglou, Strategic Change Manager, UBS

start-up Workshop continuedentrepreneur boot Camp – Part 2 of 5Funding a start-upinstructor: • Bob Ackerman, Founder & Managing

Director, Allegis Capital

3:05 Pm – 3:25 Pm

break

3:25 Pm – 4:05 Pm

Workshop tracks TRACK 1: 3:25 Pm – 4:05 Pm BP LECTURE THEATRE


Autonomous VehiclesAbstract: Now that cars are connected they are subject to the same potential vulnerabilities as other networked devices. This is likely to become more of a challenge as vehicles become automated. Like the Internet of Things, managing this will involve a significant and coordinated effort. Unlike many other parts of the Internet of Things, vehicles operate in safety critical environments. How should we approach these challenges to ensure the vehicles of the future are secure by design?

moderator: • Alison Vincent, Chief Technology Officer,

Cisco UK

Panelists:• Andy Davis, Transport Assurance Practice

Director, NCC Group• Iain Forbes, Head, Centre for Connected and

Autonomous vehicles• Michael Marlowe, Managing Director and

Director of Government Relations, Automation Federation

start-up Workshop continuedentrepreneur boot Camp – Part 3 of 5Getting the early Product rightinstructor: • Ambika Gadre, Chief Product Officer, DataTribe

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innovation Program: incubators, Clusters and Accelerators— What Works, What does not?Abstract: As criminal organizations and state-sponsored hackers continue to penetrate our network defenses, senior government officials, C-suite executives and the general public are demanding faster innovation from their security providers. Keeping pace with a well-funded adversary requires solution providers to streamline the insertion of innovative technologies into their existing and emerging platforms. However, much of the innovation in security is coming from geographic ecosystems that are different than what are considered to be traditional centers of information technology innovation. This dislocation slows the insertion of innovative security approaches into the existing supply chain.

moderator: • Chris Ensor, Deputy Director for Cyber Skills and

Growth, GCHQ

Panelists:• Ben Brabyn, Head of Level39• Godfrey Gaston, Director, Centre for Secure

Information Technologies, Belfast, UK• Rick Gordon, Managing Partner, Mach 37• Gary Stewart, Director, Wayra UK

start-up Workshop continuedentrepreneur boot Camp – Part 4 of 5engaging the marketinstructor: • Gregg Smith, Chief Executive Officer,

Silent Circle

5:30 Pm

Closing remarks by summit host



strategy setting Processes: managing Processes, People, and technologyAbstract: We know that technology alone can’t address every single threat to our systems. Desktops, servers, databases, phones, IoT, and beyond are the new normal in our organizations, which provides a richer attack surface to adversaries. In this session, we will explore how strategy setting processes, along with the right people and techology, can help us stay many steps ahead of our cyber-adversaries.

moderator: • Mark Weatherford, Chief Cybersecurity

Strategist, vArmour

Panelists:• Leigh Bennett, Chief Information Security Officer,

Astra Zeneca• Robert Coles, Chief Information Security Officer,

Glaxo Kline Smith• Edward Millington, Head of Information Security,

Winton Group• Gilbert Verdian, Chief Information Security

Officer, vocaLink

start-up Workshop continuedentrepreneur boot Camp – Part 5 of 5dragon’s denIn Rapid Fire Style, representatives from multiple start-ups will present to a team of cyber investment professionals for 5 minutes each, plus 3–5 minutes of coaching and critique.


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Agenda Day 2 Wednesday, 17 May 2017

8:00 Am – 9:00 Am

registration and Continental breakfast

9:00 Am – 11:30 Am


9:00 Am – 9:05 Am

Welcome by summit host• Rick Geritz, Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Life Journey, Chairman, CyberMaryland

9:05 Am – 9:50 Am

uK success stories—successful uK CompaniesAbstract: These successful entrepreneurs started their companies in the United Kingdom (UK) and have embarked upon global commercialisation via highly differing pathways. They will share how they developed their solutions, business models and how they overcame barriers. What can the UK do to be more supportive of early stage companies and what are the trends they see that will help or hurt small business?

moderator:• Robert Rodriguez, Chairman & Founder, SINET

Panelists:• David Garfield, Chief Executive Officer, Garrison• Kristofer Mansson, Chief Executive Officer, Silobreaker• Emily Orton, Co-Founder, Darktrace• Alastair Paterson, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Digital Shadows• Greg Sim, Chief Executive Officer, Glasswall Solutions• Nik Whitfield, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Panaseer

9:50 Am – 10:10 Am

Keynote• Dido Harding (Baroness Harding of Winscombe), Former CEO of TalkTalk Group

10:10 Am – 10:30 Am

sinet thinks Forward with Alex dewdney • Alex Dewdney, Director of Engagement, GCHQ

10:30 Am – 10:50 Am

break

10:50 Am – 11:30 Am

how Can We build a trusted, secure and safe internet of everything World?Abstract: In order to stop the onslaught of continued DDOS, Ransomware and other forms of threats and attacks we must build security into devices. Secure by Design models must be part of our strategy moving forward. How do we achieve this? How can it be implemented and how expensive and difficult would this be?

moderator:• Kim Green, Chief Information Security Officer, Zephyr Health

Panelists:• Emma Green, Head of Wider Economy and Society Engagement and Secure by Default Project Team,

Department of Cultural Media & Sport• Jim Keaveney, Past President and Automation Federation Chair, International Society of Automation• Francois Lavaste, Head of CyberSecurity, Airbus Defence and Space• Roy Tuvey, Founder & President, Wandera


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11:30 Am – 12:10 Pm

Workshop tracks

TRACK 1: 11:30 Am – 12:10 Pm BP LECTURE THEATRE

the Convergence of the Physical and digital World, securing our industrial Control systemsAbstract: How are the adversaries gaining access and what preparation and execution must we accomplish to minimize disruption to our systems? How can we improve on our intelligence gathering that will keep our ICS more secure, safe and resilient? What frameworks and defensive measures are needed to assess and prevent physical harm from attacks?

moderator: • Robert Rodriguez, Chairman & Founder, SINET

Panelists:• Mo Ahddoud, Chief Information Security

Officer, SGN• FC, Co-Founder, Redacted Firm Ltd & Head of

Cyber Research, Raytheon• Paul Crichard, Chief Technology Officer & Head

of Technical Strategy, BT Security• Steve Mustard, Chairman, Automation

Federation Cybersecurity Committee

TRACK 2: 11:30 Am – 12:10 Pm STEvENSON LECTURE THEATRE

innovation Corner – 7 of 14 entrepreneurs present for 4 minutes each plus an opportunity for Q&A.moderator: • Andy Williams, Cyber Envoy, Defence

and Security Organisation, Department for International Trade, British Embassy Washington DC

Presenting innovators:• Kerry Davies, Chief Executive Officer, Abatis• Jeff Gummeson, Senior Security Architect,

BlueRISC Inc.• Sean Moore, Ph.D., Chief Technology Officer,

Centripetal Networks, Inc.• Tim Sadler, Chief Executive Officer,

Checkrecipient• Stuart Laidlaw, Chief Executive Officer,

Cyberlytic• Kalbir Sohi, Chief Executive Officer, Drie• Kobi Freedman, Founder & Chief Executive

Officer, IDRRA

12:10 Pm – 1:10 Pm

lunch

1:10 Pm – 2:00 Pm

Workshop tracks TRACK 1: 1:10 Pm – 2:00 Pm bP leCture theAtre

how the Adversary is Getting in and how We should Address these AttacksAbstract: What is the nature of the current threat we face, and how are attacks evolving? Given this threat landscape, do our current solutions stack up, and what do the attacks mean for our security investment strategy going forward? And for 2017 and beyond, should we be investing in Artificial Intelligence and other techniques?

moderator: • Jason Cook, Managing Director, The

Chertoff Group

Panelists:• Leslie Anderson, Global Chief Security

Officer, BT Group• Nick Coleman, Global Head Cyber

Security Intelligence, IBM • Oliver Friedrichs, Chief Executive

Officer, Phantom• Chris Gibson, Chief Information Security

Officer, Close Brothers

TRACK 2: 1:10 Pm – 2:00 Pm steVenson leCture theAtre

innovation Corner – 7 of 14 entrepreneurs present for 4 minutes each plus an opportunity for Q&A.moderator: • Andy Williams, Cyber Envoy, Defence

and Security Organisation, Department for International Trade, British Embassy Washington DC

Presenting innovators:• Andrew Bud, Chief Executive Officer, Iproov• Carlos R. Aguayo Gonzales, Chief Technology

Officer, PFP Cybersecurity• Andersen Cheng, Chief Executive Officer,

Post Quantum• Kevin Eley, vice President EMEA, TrapX• Peter Kirby, Chief Executive Officer, Factom• TBA, Ionic• Ottavio Camponeschi, vice President of

Business Development, Picus Security


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2:00 Pm – 2:40 Pm


2:00 Pm – 2:40 Pm

us and uK VC Panel—Cybersecurity investment trends and Future Funding opportunities Abstract:

Challenges:

• How not to be left out of a global growth industry in a low yield/return world• Lack of diversification• Cyber has a low or negative correlation to other asset classes

Opportunities:

• Significant opportunity for value creation• Large and growing global market: persistence• Roadmap: where to invest, how to invest

Market Driven Innovation—Accelerating Start-Up Nations

moderator: • Bob Ackerman, Founder & Managing Director, Allegis Capital

Panelists: • Alberto Gomez, Managing Partner, Adara ventures• Andre Pienaar, Founder, C5 Capital • Richard Seewald, Managing Partner, Evolution Equity Partners • Will Sheldon, Investment Professional, Summit Partners

2:40 Pm – 3:00 Pm

break

3:00 Pm – 3:30 Pm

Fireside Chat with Conrad Prince and Campbell mcCafferty• Conrad Prince, UK Cyber Ambassador• Campbell McCafferty, Director, Cyber and Government Security, Cabinet OfficeAbstract: Discussion will focus on the role of cyber ambassador and the importance of government relations in cyber.

3:30 Pm – 4:15 Pm

how Cyber is driving the new board Perspective on holistic enterprise risk management Across All business linesAbstract: The topic of Cyber Security is top of mind for many Board of Directors (BOD) and is a common agenda item at BOD meetings. What do BOD want to hear from their Cyber Security executives? What are the salient points a BOD needs to know about the Chief Information Security Officer role and the business of Cyber so they can better manage their overall company risk posture? Does having Cyber professionals on boards of publicly traded companies help communicate a complex challenge to non technical Boards and how does the BOD perceive enterprise risk relative to their company’s goals and objectives? These executives will share how they manage, prioritize and communnicate enterprise and organizational risks within a Cyber dominant environment.

moderator:• Mike Kennedy, Managing Partner, Restoration Partners

Panelists:• Mark Hughes, President, BT Security• Jean-Luc Moliner, Senior vice President, Head of Group Security, Orange• Graham Wright, CBE, Independent Cyber Strategy Advisor, NED and Board of London

Stock Exchange Group

4:15 Pm – 5:00 Pm

the Cybersecurity threat landscape—Where Are We today and What lies Ahead?Abstract: The Cybersecurity threat is dynamic; it is a constantly evolving arms race of threat and remediation where the advantage lies with the attacker. In this panel we are going to explore how the threat is changing and what is coming next; how CISOs keep abreast of it and how they educate their organisations about it.

moderator:• Tim Cook, Managing Director, Wychwood Partners

Panelists:• Adrian Asher, Chief Information Security Officer, London Stock Exchange Group• Kevin Fielder, Head of Cyber Security Consulting, Worldpay• Ray Stanton, Interim Chief Information Security Officer, National Grid

5:00 Pm

Closing remarks• Robert D. Rodriguez, Chairman & Founder, SINET

5:00 Pm – 6:00 Pm

sinet Connects: networking receptionEast Foyer


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Thank you to the Global Cybersecurity Innovation Summit 2017 Sponsors

PresentinG sPonsors

Science and Technology

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PlAtinum sPonsor

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Speakers

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DIDO HARDING, BARONESS HARDING OF WINSCOMBE

CEO, TalkTalk Telecom Group PLC

sPeAKers

sinet ChAirmAn And Founder

KeYnote sPeAKers

ROBERT D. RODRIGuEz

Chairman and FounderSINET

BOB ACKERMAN

Founder & Managing DirectorAllegis Capital

MO AHDDOuD

Chief Information Security OfficerSGN

LESLIE ANDERSON

Global Information Security OfficerBT Group

ADRIAN ASHER

Chief Information Security OfficerLondon Stock Exchange Group

GLOBAL CYBERSECURITY INNOvATION SUMMIT 2017Complete speaker bios can be found on the SINET UK APP

MARK SAYERS

Deputy Director, Cyber and Government Security Directorate, Cabinet Office

LEIGH BENNETT

vice President of Global Infrastructure ServicesAstra Zeneca

DAVID BODA

Head of Information SecurityCamelot

BEN BRABYN

Head of Level39

ANDERSEN CHENG

Chief Executive OfficerPost Quantum

MICHAEL COLAO

Chief Information Security OfficerAXA

NICK COLEMAN

Global Head Cyber Security IntelligenceIBM

ROBERT COLES

Chief Information Security OfficerGlaxoSmithKline

JASON COOK

Managing DirectorThe Chertoff Group

TIM COOK

Managing DirectorWychwood Partners

PAuL CRICHARD

Chief Technology Officer & Head of Technical StrategyBT Security

ANDY DAVIS

Transport Assurance Practice DirectorNCC Group

ALEX DEWDNEY

Director of EngagementGCHQ

CHRIS ENSOR

Deputy Director for Cyber Skills and GrowthGCHQ

JOERG ESCHWEILER

Atos

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IAIN FORBES

HeadCentre for Connected and Autonomous vehicles

KEN FIELDER

Head of Cyber Security ConsultingWorldpay

OLIVER FRIEDRICHS

Chief Executive OfficerPhantom

AMBIKA GADRE

Chief Product OfficerDataTribe

DAVID GARFIELD

Chief Executive Officer & FounderGarrison

GODFREY GASTON

Director Centre for Secure Information Technologies, Belfast, UK

RICK GERITz

Chief Executive Officer & FounderLifeJourney

CHRIS GIBSON

Chief Information Security Officer Close Brothers

ALBERTO GOMEz

Managing PartnerAdara ventures

RICK GORDON

Managing PartnerMach37

DOuGLAS GRANT

Detective Chief InspectorPolice Service of Northern Ireland’s Cyber Crime Centre Special Investigations Unit

EMMA GREEN

Head of Wider Economy and Society Engagement and Secure by Default Project TeamDepartment Cultural Media & Sport

KIM GREEN

Chief Information Security OfficerZephyr Health

PHIL HuGGINS

Group Head of Information Risk & SecurityPrudential plc

MARK HuGHES

PresidentBT Security

DEMOSTHENES IKONOMOu

Head of Operational Security UnitEuropean Union Agency for Network and Information Security

JACQuELINE JOHNSON

Head of IT Security, Architecture UnitNordea Bank

LORETTA JOSEPH

Advisor, AIMS Capital & Director, Blackcitrus and Advisory Chair, Australia Digital Commerce Association

JIM KEAVENEY

Past President and Automation Federation ChairInternational Society of Automation

MIKE KENNEDY

Managing PartnerRestoration Partners

INDuPRAKAS KERI

vice President of Development, Blockchain & DLTIntuit

FRANCOIS LAVASTE

Head of CyberSecurityAirbus Defence & Space

BEN LINDGREEN

Head of Security Delivery@Payments UK

KRISTOFER MANSSON

Chief Executive OfficerSilobreaker Ltd.

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MICHAEL MARLOWE

Managing Director & Director of Government RelationsAutomation Federation

DOuG MAuGHAN

Division DirectorUS Department of Homeland Security Science & Technology

CAMPBELL MCCAFFERTY

Director, Cyber & Government SecurityCabinet Office

EDWARD MILLINGTON

Head of Information SecurityWinton Group

JEAN-LuC MOLINER

Senior vice President, Head of Group SecurityOrange

RICHARD MORRELL

Director of Security & Emerging ThreatGartner

STEVE MuSTARD

Chairman Automation Federation Cybersecurity Committee

ERIK NAuGLE

vP Cyber SecurityIntuit

EMILY ORTON

Co-FounderDarktrace

ALASTAIR PATERSON

Chief Executive Officer & FounderDigital Shadows

YIANNIS PAVLOSOGLOu

Strategic Change ManagerUBS

NIR PELEG

Head of R&D DivisionIsrael National Cyber Bureau

ANDRE PIENAAR

FounderC5 Accelerate

CONRAD PRINCE

UK Cyber Ambassador

RICHARD SEEWALD

Managing PartnerEvolution Equity Partners

WILL SHELDON

Investment ProfessionalSummit Partners

GREG SIM

Chief Executive OfficerGlasswall Solutions Limited

GREGG SMITH

Chief Executive OfficerSilent Circle

RAY STANTON

Interim Chief Information Security OfficerNational Grid

GILBERT VERDIAN

Chief Information Security OfficervocaLink

GARY STEWART

DirectorWayra UK

DR. ALISON VINCENT

Chief Technology OfficerCisco UK

HELI TIIRMAA-KLAAR

Head of Cyber Policy Coordination, Conflict Prevention and Security PolicyEuropean External Action Service

ROY TuVEY

Founder & PresidentInformation Technology and Services


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TERESA WALSH

Intelligence OfficerFS-ISAC

MARK WEATHERFORD

Chief Cybersecurity StrategistvArmour

NIK WHITFIELD

Founder & Chief Executive OfficerExelon Corporation

COLIN WHITTAKER

Payment System Risk Strategy AdvisorInformed Risk Decisions Ltd

Presenting InnovatorsCARLOS AGuAYO GONzALEz, PH.D

Chief Technology OfficerPFP Cybersecurity

ANDREW BuD

Chief Executive OfficerIproov

OTTAVIO CAMPONESCHI

vice President of Business DevelopmentPicus Security

ANDERSEN CHENG

Chief Executive OfficerPost Quantum

KERRY DAVIES

Chief Executive OfficerAbatis

KEVIN ELEY

vice President EMEATrapX

KOBI FREEDMAN

Founder & CEOIDRRA

JEFF GuMMESON

Senior Security ArchitectBlueRISC Inc.

PETER KIRBY

Chief Executive OfficerFactom

STuART LAIDLAW

Chief Executive OfficerCyberlytic

SEAN MOORE, PH.D

Chief Technology OfficerCentripetal Networks, Inc.

TIM SADLER

Chief Executive OfficerCheckrecipient

KALBIR SOHI

Chief Executive OfficerDRIE

TBD

TBDIonic Security

ANDY WILLIAMS

Cyber Envoy, Defence and Security OrganisationDept. for International Trade, British Embassy Washington DC

RuSSELL WING

Head of Information SecurityLME

GRAHAM WRIGHT

CBE, Independent Cyber Strategy Advisor & NED


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SINET Mission

SINET Mission

Advance innovation and enable global collaboration between the public and private sectors to defeat Cybersecurity threats.

About sinetSINET is a “super connector.” We provide a series of platforms for the business of Cybersecurity to take place within the global ecosystem of the entrepreneur including venture capital, investment banking, system integration, academia, science, legal, policy, and industry as well as Government intelligence, military and civilian departments and agencies.

Our programs consistently attract the highest level of international industry and government executives. SINET is well known for our coveted and unparalleled networking opportunities.

Learn more at www.security-innovation.org

CommunitY buildinGSINET—where the business of Cybersecurity takes place—builds communities of interest and trust, connects thought leaders in government and industry with builders, buyers, researchers and investors across the international security domain with the goal of promoting and advancing Cybersecurity innovation. We are passionate about our mission and strive to build a community that engenders a sense of common duty, purpose and commitment to protect our critical infrastructure and help to preserve economic stability.

Join our community and participate in our mutually beneficial, trust-based approach that connects the ecosystem of the entrepreneur, increases business opportunities and advances Cybersecurity innovation.

Join the SINET community at www.security-innovation.org/community.htm

membershiPThe SINET Global Cybersecurity Innovation Summit is just one of the many resources available to the SINET community. By becoming a member, you will gain access to additional benefits and discounted services that can take your company to the next level. Many of your peers have already discovered that SINET is the Cybersecurity “super connector” that enables them to exchange knowledge, learn from industry experts, advance innovation, and build networks with investors, entrepreneurs, government agencies, military, corporate enterprises and more.

Together, we can make a difference. Become a SINET member and help contribute to our mission of advancing the business of Cyber.

To learn more about membership contact Janice Avellar at [email protected]

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Upcoming SINET Programs

supported by the us department of homeland security science & technology directorate

Upcoming SINET Programs

innovation summit 2017—new York, nY“Connecting Wall Street, Silicon valley and the Beltway” 20 June 2017 The TimesCenter

Innovation Summit connects America’s three most powerful epicenters—Wall Street, Silicon valley and Washington, DC—and promotes the importance of industry and government collaboration. The summit is designed to reinvigorate public-private partnership efforts between disparate communities and accelerate the business of Cybersecurity between investors, builders and buyers.

sinet61—sydney, AustraliaSupported by Data61 26 & 27 September 2017 Four Seasons Hotel

SINET61 fosters the Australian national Cyber priorities in a global context by connecting London, Washington DC, New York City, Silicon valley, Sydney, the Asia Pacific region and other centers of innovation.

sinet Global institute Ciso series—scottsdale, AZ18 & 19 October 2017 Four Seasons Hotel Invitation Only

These intimate workshops address the challenges that Board of Directors are placing on security and risk executives, and how to successfully manage and communicate today’s enterprise and organizational threats. These are intense “roll your sleeves up” thought leadership discussions on How Cyber Is Driving the New Board Perspective on Enterprise Risk Management. Attendance is limited to 30 Security and Risk Executives from Global 2000 corporations.

showcase 2017—Washington dC“Highlighting and Advancing Innovation” 8 & 9 November 2017 The National Press Club

SINET Showcase provides a platform to identify and highlight “best-of-class” security companies that are addressing industry and government’s most pressing needs and requirements. The chosen SINET 16 Innovators present their technological solutions to representatives from the ecosystem of the entrepreneur: venture capital, investment banking, system integration, academia, science, legal, policy, private industry and executives from the Federal Government, including civilian, intelligence and military professionals. Showcase’s objective is to increase awareness of innovative solutions that may lead to an investment in, or the purchase of, advanced technologies that will help secure our nation’s critical infrastructure and command-and-control systems.

it security entrepreneurs Forum 2018—silicon Valley, CA7 & 8 May 2018 Computer History Museum, Silicon valley

ITSEF is our flagship event designed to bridge the gap between the Federal Government, Silicon valley and other centers of innovation. The Forum provides a venue where entrepreneurs can interface directly with top government agency and industry officials. SINET consistently attracts the world’s top Cybersecurity professionals to participate each year.

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