 20:00 - 21:00 | Panel Discussion
- How do
you believe cyber crime has evolved over the past few years and what impact has
this had on the public sector? Is there the right focus on security?
- As
security threats continue to grow, how can all parties work together to fight
the criminals? Can we ever hope to get policy agreed internationally, and will
it ever be able to keep up with technology?
- What
impact have the latest technology trends had on mobile computing (cloud, BYOD)?
As we become increasingly connected, what risks are we exposed to? Which kind
of mobile devices do people buy, and to what extent might consumers act in a
more protectionist way e.g avoiding foreign products?
- What
is your perspective on the planned EU data protection reforms? Is there a risk
of having too many restraints on the way security operations are run? At what
point should a company report a breach?
- In a post Snowden world how
can we strike a balance between security, ethics and privacy; the need to be
overt vs covert?
Panel:
Jamie Shea, Deputy Assistant Secretary General, Emerging Security Challenges Division, NATO
Marc Vael, International Vice-President, ISACA
Mike Loginov, Chief Strategist, EMEA Cyber Security – Public Sector, HP
Moderated
by Christian Oliver, EU Correspondent, Financial Times
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