THE UK’S PREMIER EVENT FOR CYBER SECURITY & INFOSEC PROFESSIONALS AND DECISION-MAKERS LOOKING TO PROTECT KEY PUBLIC SECTOR IT INFRASTRUCTURE AND ASSETS
“I’ve enjoyed the energy on the floor, everything was covered here today, very interesting topics.” DELL SECURITY, Security Strategist & Evangelist.
At a glance
Securing critical information and assets, including the government’s ICT infrastructure, is vital in safeguarding against cyber attacks and other security threats such as criminal and negligent behaviour. Whitehall Media’s 6th annual GovSec conference aims to enable government to function effectively, safely and securely through improved IT and information security. The all-day conference explores how public sector organisations and professionals can make sense of securing their functions in a rapidly changing environment.
Join hundreds of senior cyber security, InfoSec and senior managers to discuss the threat landscape, opportunities to detect and defeat attacks through appropriate skills and capabilities and best practice required to protect critical national systems and networks. Through a series of thought-leadership and case-study presentations, we showcase the very best examples of how public bodies are building resilience and utilising technology to solve strategic security issues.
“I really enjoyed my first experience of attending this event. The idea of having so many security professionals in place was overwhelming and the speakers were really good and had vast amount of knowledge in their respective organisations. I have taken back lot of positives from this seminar and would definitely implement some of them.” NORTHWEST LONDON COLLABORATION OF CCGS, IT Security Manager.
FEATURED TOPICS
- Adaptive Security Architecture
- Advanced Threat Protection/Advanced Evasive Techniques
- Asset Protection and Resilience
- Audit and Accountability
- Building Cyber Skills into Workforce and Leadership
- Business Continuity Management and Contingency Planning
- BYOD / Endpoint / Application Security
- Change Management/Programme Management
- Cloud Security Principles, Practice, Integration
- Controlling Risks through Technology and Processes
- Creating a Risk-Aware Culture
- Critical Infrastructure and Operational Technology Security
- Cryptography Techniques
- Cyber Essentials Scheme (CES)
- Cyber Policing / Preventing Cybercrime
- Cyber Policy, Defence, Threat Intelligence
- Data Access Governance, Data Loss Prevention, Disaster Recovery
- Data Protection, Classification, Confidentiality
- Data Transit Protection
- Detecting Espionage
- DevOps Security
- Digital Forensics
- Digital Transformation and Cyber Security
- Digital Rights Management
- Embedding security into disruptive trends (IoT, big data, etc.)
- Emergency Resource Planning
- Governance, Regulation, Compliance Frameworks
- IaaS, PaaS, SaaS
- Identity Assurance / Access Management
- Information Security / Governance
- Infrastructure Management and Security
- Leadership and Management of Security and Risk
- Legacy Systems and Continuous Improvement Challenges
- Malware Detection and Response
- Network Security and Monitoring
- Penetration Testing
- Personnel Security / changing role of HR
- Privacy Enhancing Technologies
- Privileged Account Management
- Protecting against DDoS, Ransomware, Malware
- Physical / Hardware Security
- Risk Management Frameworks, Metrics, Strategy
- Securing Critical National Infrastructure
- Securing Online Transactions and Payment Security
- Security Assurance
- Security of Public Facing Government Applications
- Social Media Challenges and Risks
- Supply Chain Security and Third Party Risk
- Technical Surveillance Counter Measures
- User awareness and training
- Vulnerability Detection and Assessment
- Web security tools and best practice
- Wireless and Mobile Security
Featured Speakers
Jayne Glasgow - CONFERENCE FACILITATOR
Chief Digital and Information Officer, Leicestershire County Council
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Professor John Walker CFIP
Advisory Board, Research Centre in Cyber Security, University of Kent; Visiting Professor, School of Science and Technology, University of Nottingham
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Yochana Henderson MBE
Head of Digital Identity Management, UK Parliamentary Digital Service
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Cherry O’Donnell
Product Service Owner – Identity and Access Management, UK Parliamentary Digital Service
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Lorraine Dryland
Deputy Director of Technology Security, Department for Work and Pensions
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