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Cloud Security 360 Roundtable

This event took place on 17 April 2018 at Swan Shakespeares Globe 21 New Globe. The pages below are kept as a record of the programme, speakers and sponsors.

  • Date17 April 2018
  • VenueSwan Shakespeares Globe 21 New Globe

Cloud Security 360 Roundtable
Enabling a secure cloud: benchmarking intelligent cloud security

Co-hosted by

       

17 April 2018 – London
www.cloudsecurity360roundtable.com

Roundtable discussions – 14:00-17:00
Behind the scenes tour at Shakespeare’s Globe: 17:00-17:30
Reception – 17.30- 19:30

Registration is now closed

Thank you to everyone who attended the Cloud Security 360 Roundtable 2018. This was a multi-faceted benchmarking for CISOs, CIOs and senior IT executives directly responsible for greater adoption of cloud. Sharing good practice taken from lessons learned in managing cloud risk and security to create a health-check and response plan.

As threats become ever more advanced and ubiquitous in the era of digital innovation and industry convergence, organisations need to ensure that the security and risk strategies relating to cloud deployments are up to date and fit for purpose and that teams are prepared to deal with the different risks in each area and across each part of the security infrastructure. While preventing all security breaches might be unrealistic, preparing a veritable ‘360’ health-check and a tested response plan for vulnerabilities and costings in the cloud is something that CISOs, CIOs and senior IT executives must do.

The Cloud Security 360 Roundtable provides the opportunity for CISOs, CIOs and other senior risk and technology professionals with remits covering cloud enablement and cyber risk, to examine in-depth and with combined peer group brain power, the different risk perspectives, and crucially costings associated with each area, and to share the latest approaches and updates on cloud security deployments.

The ideal time and place for CISOs to benchmark with other CISOs as well as to meet with CIOs to share experiences around security in the cloud. Reconnect with peers and expand your network of trusted contacts to strengthen your capacity. Receive threat intelligence about cloud vulnerabilities, due diligence for 3rd party supply chain, incident response measures and defending appropriately in the context of cloud adoption.

Topics

A multi-faceted ‘360’ look at how the CISO and cybersecurity directors engage with other key functions that are directly involved in key cloud decisions, for investment, governance, innovation and resilience.

Roundtable 1: JUSTIFICATION: Cloud investment (CFO/ Business engagement perspective)
• Proven ways to win investment budget for your security strategy for the cloud
• What are the financial risks and opportunities involved in cloud adoption
• What is the strategic mission of cloud migration • Security costings

Roundtable 2: WHAT ARE THE RISK CONSIDERATIONS: Health risk check (GRC perspective)
• Risks of unsanctioned cloud applications to your security stance
• Legal, privacy and GDPR challenges with the cloud
• Supply chain due diligence
• Security audit considerations • Security costings

Roundtable 3: ACHIEVING THE CIO/CTO VISION WITH SECURITY BY DESIGN: Cloud innovation and transformation (CTO/CIO perspective)
• What key business technology risk decisions do we make
• How are we wrapping security around infrastructure
• Security costings

Roundtable 4: RESPONDERS PERSPECTIVE: Cloud incident response
(CERT/ CNI perspective)
• What is the scope, source, magnitude and management response?
• What data and information should be collected
• Who is on the crisis team
• At what stage should customers be informed?
• What is the difference between responding to an insider attack as opposed to an attack via your cloud provider?
• What should be agreed in advance in the cloud provider contract – based on real experience examples / pitfalls?
• Security costings

Speakers

David Cripps, CISO, SETL
Quentyn Taylor, Director of Information Security – Europe, Middle East and Africa, Canon
Further CISOs, CIOs, senior strategists and innovators

Timings – half day

14:00-14:20     Arrivals, tea and coffee
14:20-14:35     Introductions and objectives setting – co-chairs
14:35-14:50     Keynote / Case study
14:50-15:40     Roundtables 1-4 working each on a chosen 1st perspective
15:40-15:45     Short coffee break and participants rotate to chosen new table. Facilitators remain fixed to their allocated perspective
15:45-16:35     Roundtables 1-4 working each on a chosen 2nd perspective
16:35-16:55     Conclusions – each table shares back key findings to the whole group
16:55-17:00     Close of Roundtable
17:00-17:30     Backstage tour of Shakespeare Globe Theatre
17:30-19:30     Networking reception


Structure

Two facilitators (a practitioner and a senior strategist) will lead each table. Each of the 4 tables will focus on a given different ‘perspective’ of cloud security risk to consider. Attendees will be asked to select 2 out of the possible 4 Roundtables below, rotating in groups with each session lasting for 1 hour. Facilitators and a note-taker will remain fixed to each table to lead and capture the key discussion points, observing The Chatham House Rule.


Shared output benefits

Notes will be taken throughout the roundtable discussions, observing the Chatham House Rule. Once all the feedback has been compiled and written up, the end-result will become the ‘Cloud security 360 health-check and risk plan’, a report that will be distributed to all attendees in the weeks following the event with the combined thoughts and conclusions from the participating leading UK companies.

Co-hosted by 

Company85 is an independent IT infrastructure and security services firm which leads change, strips out cost and safeguards information.

Headquartered in London, we provide data centre, workspace, cloud, security and network services to some of the biggest global organisations in the public and private sector across the UK and the world.

We speak honestly and confidentially to people in all types of organisations about the practical steps they can take to feel confident about their cyber security.  Some of the companies who trust us include AstraZeneca, Prudential, Murphy, Tullett Prebon, Cyberark, Hitachi Rail Europe and GSK.

Voted Services Company of the Year (2016 BCS UK IT Awards) and Security Team of the Year in 2016 and 2017 (Computing Security Excellence Awards), Company85 was particularly commended for innovative thought leadership around subjects such as GDPR, and our pioneering vCISO service.

www.company85.com

 

Pulse Conferences is the connective platform for professionals working in governance, security, cyber, risk, audit, legal, compliance, privacy and investigations as well as the lines of business, executive suite and the board itself. Our purpose is to inspire and connect these leaders that form the distinct but connecting backbone of public and private sector organisations alike through ‘live’ community based face to face events – international conferences, localised roundtable discussions and training courses.

Working collaboratively as an industry stakeholder with industry stakeholders, Team Pulse develops and hosts events that respond directly to the ebb and flow of current and emerging business landscapes. We build trusted business communities. Our events are held under the Chatham House Rule.

www.pulseconferences.com

Programme 

Timings – half day

13:30-14:00 Arrivals, tea and coffee
14:00-14:15 Introductions and objectives setting – co-chairs
14:15-14:30 Keynote / Case study Delivered by a CISO (+ CIO, CTO, CFO or GC multi-faceted cyber risk engagement)
14:30-15:20 Roundtables 1-4 working each on a chosen 1st perspective
15:20-15:35 Short coffee break and participants rotate to chosen new table. Facilitators remain fixed to their allocated
perspective.
15:25-16:25 Roundtables 1-4 working each on a chosen 2nd perspective
16:25-16:50 Conclusions – each table shares back key findings to the whole group
16:50-17:00 Close of Roundtable
17:00-17:30 Behind the Scenes Tour- The Shakespeare Globe
17:30-19:30 Networking reception

Topics

A multi-faceted ‘360’ look at how the CISO and cybersecurity directors engage with other key functions that are directly involved in key cloud decisions, for investment, governance, innovation and resilience.

Roundtable 1 JUSTIFICATION: Cloud investment (CFO/ Business engagement perspective)
• Proven ways to win investment budget for your security strategy for the cloud
• What are the financial risks and opportunities involved in cloud adoption
• What is the strategic mission of cloud migration
• Security costings

Roundtable 2 WHAT ARE THE RISK CONSIDERATIONS: Health risk check (GRC perspective)
• Risks of unsanctioned cloud applications to your security stance
• Legal, privacy and GDPR
• Challenges with the cloud
• Supply chain due diligence
• Security audit considerations
• Security costings

Roundtable 3 ACHIEVING THE CIO/CTO VISION WITH SECURITY BY DESIGN: Cloud innovation and transformation (CTO/CIO perspective)
• What key business technology risk decisions do we make
• How are we wrapping security around infrastructure
• Security costings

Roundtable 4 RESPONDERS PERSPECTIVE: Cloud incident response (CERT/ CNI perspective)
• What is the scope, source, magnitude and management response?
• What data and information should be collected
• Who is on the crisis team
• At what stage should customers be informed?
• What is the difference between responding to an insider attack as opposed to an attack via your cloud provider?
• What should be agreed in advance in the cloud provider contract – based on real experience examples / pitfalls?
• Security costings

Co-hosted by

      

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Meet the Speakers

Co-facilitators include:

David Cripps, CISO, SETL

Quentyn Taylor, Director of Information Security – Europe, Middle East and Africa, Canon

Fellow CISOs, CIOs and senior strategists and luminaries

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Who attends

Designations

  • Chief Information Security Officer / Head of Information Security/  BISO
  • Director Cybersecurity / Cyber Threat Intelligence / Response/ CERT
  • CIO / IT Director/ CTO
  • Director Security Architecture / Infrastructure
  • Director Business Innovation /
  • Director Data Governance / Information Management / Risk
  • Director Security / Security Operations
  • Chief Operations Officer / Director Operational Risk
  • Director Security Planning / Cyber Risk
  • Chief Risk Officer / Compliance / Governance / Counsel
  • Chief IT Auditor / Head IT Audit / Technology Risk / Assurance

Industries

  • Aerospace & Defence
  • Automobile
  • Banking
  • Central Government
  • CERTs
  • Construction
  • Consumer Goods
  • Government
  • Healthcare & Pharmaceutical
  • Industrial Engineering
  • Insurance
  • Internet
  • Legal
  • Manufacturer
  • Media
  • National Law Enforcement
  • Energy
  • Real Estate & Business Conglomerate
  • Regional Government
  • Regulator
  • Retail
  • Software
  • Telecommunications
  • Transportation/Shipping
  • Travel/Leisure/Hospitality
  • Utilities

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The Venue 

Swan, Shakespeare’s Globe

21 New Globe Walk, Bankside, London SE1 9DT
www.swanlondon.co.uk

Located at the iconic Shakespeare’s Globe, Swan is a beautiful Bar and Restaurant set over two floors, with stunning views of the Thames and St Paul’s. Swan has been a proud partner of the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre for a decade.  Swan founder Diccon Wright has been working with Shakespeare’s Globe since the beginning and their vision hasn’t changed: passionate about delivering consistently high quality, creative experiences using seasonal and locally-sourced produce. A proportion of the revenue goes to the Shakespeare’s Globe Trust, a charitable organisation set up to further the experience and international understanding of Shakespeare in performance.

How to get there 

Located next door to Tate Modern and by the River Thames, Swan, Shakespeare’s Globe is easily accessible via public transport, taxi or on foot.

By foot:
With views of St. Paul’s Cathedral, a popular route is to walk across the Thames River via the Millennium Footbridge. Swan is a few steps east of the footbridge on the south side of the Thames River. Swan is to the east of Tate Modern, if you follow the riverside path by the Thames, or a few steps west of the Southwark Bridge. Following the Thames Path, Swan is 8 to 10 minutes’ walk from both London Bridge and Blackfriars stations.

London Underground:
There are several options if you are travelling to Swan by tube.

  • London Bridge on the Northern and Jubilee Lines (7 minute walk)
  • St Paul’s on the Central Line (10 minute walk)
  • Blackfriars or Mansion House on the District and Circle Lines (both 10 minute walk)
  • Southwark on the Jubilee Line (12 minute walk)

Trains:
Swan is close to four major railway stations.

  • Blackfriars (10 minute walk east along the Thames River)
  • London Bridge (10 minute walk west along the River Thames)
  • Cannon Street (15 minute walk via the Millennium Bridge)
  • Waterloo (20 to 25 minutes’ walk – or 7 to 10 minutes via taxi)

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