DAY ONE

17th November 2015

9:00 am

Opening Keynote by
Chair:  President of ECIPS
Official announcement of ECIPS arrival by President and Welcome Address
Keynote speech by Raymond Kendall, former Secretary General, INTERPOL 
Dr. (Dott.)  Luigi Gallina Vice - President of ECIPS
Shin-Hae Baretzky Secretary General ECIPS ending of opening keynote.

10:15 am

Networking Coffee Break

11:00 am

Session 1

ECIPS vision and the future EU security strategy:
The Future of terror threats poses many obstacles. Some can be prevented and others will not. What type of cyber and terror risks shall be faced by 2020 and how would it impact our economy of today. The recent terror and cyber attacks have just shown how vulnerable the system is and what policies, both government and corporate, do we need to adopt to secure our borders and systems.

Keynote Speaker  Ricardo Baretzky, President, ECIPS

11:30 am

Session 2

Future terrorism and cyber threats that both governments and companies are facing today:
The Future Terrorism and Cyber security threats world poses many obstacles. How to focus on the integrated co-ordination of information to prevent these increasing threats reaching our organisations, our staff and our customers in the corporate and government worlds of today.

Chair: Ricardo Baretzky, President, ECIPS
Advocate Sizwe Snail, South African liaison for the French Paris based International assosiation Against Cyber Crime and International Co-Ordinator of the UNAFRI backed African Cyberlaw and Cyber Crime Prevention Centre
Mr. Nigel Morris-Cotterill - Cleaning up the 'Net - an action plan to combat the use and the abuse of the internet for financial crime.
Albena Spasova, President at International Cyber Investigation Training Academy
TBC

12:30 pm

Lunch Break

2:00 pm

Session 3

The Cost of Cyber Attacks:
The growing cost of not only fighting cyber crimes and cyber attacks is estimated to grow rapidly year on year, whilst budgets of both companies and governments declines. Do we need to rewrite both government, and corporate policies and how do we need them to be reformed to integrate cost to profits, where systems need to survive the growing cost and is a positional threat to international monetary stability?

Prof. Cláudio Lucena, Dean, Law Faculty, Paraíba State University, ICT Law ECIPS Official.
Mr. Mike Loginov FRSA, C|CISO, FInstSMM, COO,  Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) and Vice Chairman – Coventry University MBA in Cyber Security, UK
TBC

2.40 pm

Session 4

The present cyber growth and threats we face:
With cyber growth rapidly accelerating and facing many new emerging threats, how do we utilize technology for increased efficiency whilst ensuring cyber security. The arrival of the Quantum Age is the largest threat the present cyber environment faces, bringing us to the next step. When will we be ready to face such threat and how long can Microsoft put off the expansion to the quantum age. Aren't we already overdue?

Chair: Prof Claudio Lucena
Mr Daniel Maloney, Deputy CSO, Version
TBC

3:00 pm

Session 5

Identifying, Assessing, Analysing, Prioritizing Emerging Cyber Threats:
The no 1 vulnerability is that of protecting your critical assets. Can it be done and what do we need to do to actively engage in both PPS public private partnerships to successfully integrate such protection across all critical asset levels?

Chair: Prof Claudio Lucena  
Mr. Jordan Barth, CISSP, GCFA, Senior Cyber Security Expert, KPMG Belgium

3:30 pm

Networking Coffee Break

4:00 pm

Session 6

New emerging cyber threats and risks debate, solutions:
Stuxenet, viruses, does it poses a threat to the future or is the emerging threat larger than man itself ? The present technology exceeds the ability to protect the very same technology we build. Thus a solution would mean a solution to a technology still in process rather than a solution that is as result of past events. Is the solution to turn the switch back off and unplug? If not, then at which point will the unplug be done for us? At economical collapse?

Mr. Paul C Dwyer, President of ICTTF and CEO at Cyber Risk International
Mr. Jay McGowan, Founder, McGowan Consulting, USA Insider Threat and a holistic Cyber Security program
Mr. Gerry Dekens ABP Systems - Senior Representative, Hacking in IT development and the Problems Facing the Industry.

5.15 pm

CyberScreen - first International Cyber Crime Database introduction by CYBERPOL & Ncube Limited

7:00 PM

Catering-Welcome Cocktail

7.30 Dinner.

Dress Code Formal

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