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Remote connectivity – how to achieve information resilience?

Series of five episodes discussing information resilience; cloud resilience; Industry 4.0 and data protection in today’s increasingly distributed world

Five episodes series discussing information resilience; cloud resilience; Industry 4.0 and data protection
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Remote connectivity – how to achieve information resilience?
Remote connectivity – how to achieve information resilience?
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How to achieve information resilience?

Information resilience empowers organizations to safeguard their information. In this podcast series, our panel of experts will address the different challenges around remote work and cloud security.

Throughout this series, we will be discussing a range of topics to help your organization improve its information resilience in an increasingly distributed working world.

Across five episodes, our experts will provide their insights on how to build resilience in the cloud, ensure compliance to requirements, manage your data in a resilient way and protect your organization.

Discover all episodes:

Episode 1: Resilience in the cloud

In this episode, we discuss important aspects of cloud security in our new remote world such as connectivity and information, education, visibility, and controls.

Presenters: Nigel Hawthorn and Michael Green

 

 

 

 

Further reading:

+ Insights Paper: Why your organization needs a Cloud security strategy

Episode 2: Evolutions in cloud-delivered defence

In this episode, our experts will discuss evolutions in cloud-delivered defence, exploring how BSI and our partners can enable clients to reduce risk and improve user experience. 

Presenters: Michael Green and Thomas Quinlan

Further reading:

+ Why we believe SASE is the key to digital transformation

+ Top 3 SASE Benefits and how you can achieve them

+ Insights Paper: Why your organization needs a Cloud security strategy

Episode 3: Enabling industry 4.0 and digital transformation by bridging the IoT security gaps

In this episode, we will explore the issue of IoT security across the asset lifecycle and the risks associated with exposed networks. Have a look at accountability from planning and manufacture, to installation and disposal. And, explain how to ensure a robust system, manage business and technology cyber risks and achieve sustainable resilience in IoT.

Presenters: Mark Brown, David Mudd and Isabel Forkin

 

Further reading:

+ Presentation: Enabling Industry 4.0 and Digital Transformation by bridging IoT Security gaps

+ Insights Paper: Industry 4.0: How long can you continue to ignore this cybersecurity risk?

Episode 4: Information resilience and business continuity

In this episode, our experts will discuss Information and data resilience focusing on the issue of cloud-shared responsibility in SaaS, IaaS and PaaS models and how public cloud providers default settings address business requirements or not. This discussion will also cover business continuity, regulatory requirements and specific threats being seen in 2021

Presenters: Stephen Bowes and Mike Pitman

 

 

 

 

 

Episode 5: Automotive cybersecurity

In this episode, our experts will discuss the rise of connected automotive and the latest challenges faced by the industry in terms of cybersecurity. They will also address the latest ISO automotive cybersecurity (ISO/SAE 21434) and how automakers are working towards improving their vehicles to prevent cyber attacks.

Presenters: Kristin Demoranville and Yonatan Appel

 

Further reading:

+ Insights Paper: Automotive cybersecurity

Reach out to our experts to find out more about our services >

Our speakers:

Stephen Bowes

Global Practice Director, Data Management and Security Technologies at BSI

Stephen is a highly experienced, accredited and award-winning senior technology leader with a demonstrable track record of thought leadership and commercial acumen assisting organizations in increasing their cybersecurity posture and managing risk.

Nigel Hawthorn | McAfee

EMEA Cloud & Privacy Spokesperson at McAfee

Nigel has over 30 years’ experience of computers, security, networking and mobility. Nigel has presented at security, privacy, e-commerce and networking conferences in over 50 countries around the world. He has written the book “GDPR: An action Guide for IT” and speaks and writes regularly on data protection regulations and user privacy. 

Michael Green

Senior Cloud Security Consultant, Data Management and Security Technologies at BSI

Michael has a combined total of 10 years experience in the fields of technology and education and has been working with cloud computing since 2016. He is a trusted technical advisor and trainer to BSI clients and holds CCSP, CCSK and AWS CSA:A certifications.

Thomas Quinlan | Zscaler

Director, Solution Architecture EMEA at Zscaler

Thomas helps organizations transform from legacy hub-and-spoke network models to digitally transformed ones that take advantage of things like Cloud Enablement, SaSE, Zero Trust/CARTA and SDWAN. All this is with a focus on security; he has extensive experience in cloud, network, and application security, electronic discovery, digital forensics, and malware analysis. He speaks regularly on topics related to digital transformation, security, investigation, and analysis.

Mark Brown

Global Managing Director, Digital Trust, Consulting Services, BSI

Mark, Managing Director of BSI Digital trust, has more than 20 years of expertise in cybersecurity, data privacy and business resilience consultancy. He has previously held roles at Wipro Ltd., and Ernst & Young (EY), amongst others. He has a wealth of knowledge including extensive proficiency on the Internet of Things (IoT) and the expanding cybersecurity marketplace.

David Mudd

Global Digital Product Certification Director

David is responsible for BSIs testing and certification business for digital and connected products, ranging from digital construction e.g. “Smart Cities” and Building Information Modelling, to general connected products such as “Internet of Things” (IoT) devices and software applications. He supports BSIs clients across the key sectors of Built Environment, Healthcare, Food, Automotive and Aerospace in the safe and effective adoption of disruptive digital technologies.

Isabel Forkin

Head of Cyberlab Services, Cybersecurity & Information Resilience at BSI

Isabel has over 10 years’ experience delivering cybersecurity assurance and consultancy across a broad range of commercial and government clients, including Finance, Utilities, Transport and Telecommunications. She specialises in technical evaluations of security products, and providing insight into technical risk management for non-standard environments. Isabel has worked with the NCSC and CPNI in developing their approach to product and system evaluations, and assessing products and services for use within HMG. She delivers thought leadership and guidance for Industry 4.0 and connected assets, with an emphasis on embedding security throughout the lifecycle.

Mike Pitman

Director – Cyber & IT Security at BSI

Mike is a Senior Information Security executive with more than 20 years’ experience and has held several CISO positions within Global organisations. He has been at BSI for the past 5 months as the Interim CISO, and has previously held similar positions at dunnhumby, John Lewis & Adecco, where he managed Security & Network Operations, Information Risk Management, Physical Security and Security consultancy teams.
He has worked with to design & implement global information security strategy, build global high performing teams, lead information security transformation programmes and increase the security maturity across the various companies he has worked for.

Kristin Demoranville

Head of Cyber Risk and Advisory, Americas at BSI

Kristin Demoranville has more than 20 years of expertise in Industrial Cyber Security (ICS), Operational Technology (OT) Security, and Information Technology (IT). She has extensive experience in various industrial environments, including Manufacturing and Semiconductors. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Management. As the Head of Cyber, Risk, and Advisory for the Americas, Kristin is responsible for helping clients discover the best cybersecurity risk management strategy focusing on people and processes for their organizations.

Yonatan Appel Upstream Security

Yonatan Appel | Upstream Security

Co-Founder and CTO at Upstream Security

Yonatan leads Upstream’s product development with 20 years of technology development and product management experience in industry-leading multinational companies. He has extensive experience in cybersecurity innovation from his tenure at Check Point and Imperva, as well as experience in developing enterprise-grade cloud-based analytics technologies from his time at Microsoft. Yonatan holds a BA in Computer Science from the Open University of Israel and an LLB from Tel Aviv University.

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Clients who have received any form of management system consultancy or product consultancy from any BSI Group company are unable to have BSI certification services within a 2 year period following completion of consultancy.