11:30-12:00 - Registration

12:00-13:00 - Networking Lunch

13:00-13:15 - Opening Remarks Stephen Jones, MD UK SANS 

13:15-13:45 - Peace of mind: how employing an offensive cyber security model can save you time and stress

Speaker:

•  James Lyne, CTO SANS

13:45-14:15 - Securing an open and resilient digital future – NCSC’s views on the UK’s cyber strategy, in the face of evolving threats and global challenges.

Speaker:

• Paul Maddinson, Director of Strategy & Resilience, NCSC

14:15-14:45 - A strategic approach to security awareness and human risk management

Speaker:

• John Rouffas, CISO, intelliflo

14:45-15:15 - Networking Break

15:15-16:00 - CISO wellbeing, pressure and priority management strategy

Speakers:

• Richard Horne, Partner, PwC
• Katherine Garrod, CISO, PPRO.
• Jitender Arora, Partner, NSE CISO, Deloitte
• James Lyne, CTO SANS

16:00-16:30 - Building & Managing a Resilient Cyber Team

Speaker: 

• Jitender Arora, Partner, NSE CISO, Deloitte

Synopsis: The Security team has never been so critical to the overall success and resilience of an organisation. The constantly evolving threat landscape has not only increased the challenge of protecting the organisation but also increased stress and pressure on security teams. We are the defenders of the cyber realm, and with that comes significant responsibility of making decisions, high stakes, stress and workload – most of which never cease. It’s relentless and context switching is often exhausting.How can we expect to perform at a high level and not burnt out? How can we expect to make effective business decisions when we are feeling stressed and anxious?In this session, Jitender will discuss the immense pressure placed on today’s CISOs and Security teams, the signs of stress and burnout to look for, and his playbook for building the resilient and confident security team that operates at top of their game when it matters most.

16:30-17:00 - Bringing Threat Preparedness to the board

Speaker:

• Lee Whatford, CISO Dominos

Synopsis: We live in a world of highly advanced threats and no hope of playing catch up, highly profitable for vendors, consultancies and training companies. But threats are increasing, quality skills are scarce and breach impact to businesses is higher than it ever has been. In short we’re no where near solving the problem and I’m not sure it’s in the best interests of industry profits to do so. I’ll be discussing a more targeted approach, allowing us to focus on what really matters, and bring Threat Preparedness to the board…

17:00-17:05 - Closing Remarks Stephen Jones, MD UK SANS

17:05-18:30 - Networking, Light Refreshments & Drinks