The Cyber Security Forum Programme, which has been finalised by the Advisory Committee of several leading International Experts also has a pre-Forum Workshop on SCADA & Industrial Control Systems – Security Insights that will be led by Eric Byers and Paul Dorey, two leading Committee Members.
There will also be an exhibition alongside the Cyber Security Forum at which the most important companies in the industry will present new products and commercial solutions to Forum attendees.
Vendors have an important part to play in providing solutions to the problems that the Energy & Utilities sectors experience from cyber intervention and its detrimental causes. Consequently a special day has been set aside...
Nations across the world are allocating more resources to protect themselves from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. In the UK alone, the government recently announced an injection of £650 million ($1.03 billion) into boosting the nation's cyber defence systems. Faced with a crippling shortage of ‘Cyber Warriors’, investment into training for cyber security is increasing as both public and private sectors scramble to defend their critical networks and operations. ITEC is a well-established event in the military training and simulation community already. It is recognised as the leading European event for this market, and it has been running successfully for over 20 years. In the past it has focussed on training and simulation for...
GCSEC hosts in Rome ENISA (European Network and Information Security Agency) working groups workshop, on 19th and 20th April 2012.
The Domain Name System (DNS) is in charge of maintaining the Domain Name space and it provides the services mapping domain names on the correspondent IP addresses. Without this service it would almost be impossible to reach any web site or to access to most internet services. DNS can be considered, at the same time, a service, a protocol, an information infrastructure and an Internet critical infrastructure..jpg)
As part of their Lisbon Summits of November 2010, both the EU and NATO prioritized securing cyberspace as key to the collective security of Europe and of the alliance. Separately, each organisation is making incremental progress, but if the EU and NATO combine the power and resources of both organizations, they could achieve a far more effective response to cyber threats.
GCSEC General Director Andrea Rigoni will participate as speaker at Georgetown University’s Second Annual International Engagement on Cyber Conference on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 from 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. in Lohrfink Auditorium. This event is designed to promote a dialogue among cyber security experts from across the globe to further advance progress in addressing the most challenging threats to global cyber security. Speakers and participants represent diverse disciplines and various national and international perspectives. Drawing on the experience of government practitioners, industry representatives and academic scholars, this conference will allow participants to compare notes and share...
