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Co-founder and CTO of Mitiga

Ofer Maor, co-founder and CTO of Mitiga, is helping lead the way into this new era of Cloud Incident Response. He is building a groundbreaking Cloud Incident Response platform that helps speed time to recover and improve visibility and communication during an active cloud or hybrid incident. Ofer has over 25 years of experience in cybersecurity and entrepreneurship. He was the CTO and founder of Seeker (acquired by Synopsys) where he invented IAST, a next-generation application security testing technology. He was previously the founder and CTO of Hacktics (acquired by EY) and a founding employee at Imperva. Ofer is active in the cybersecurity community and has served as a Global Board Member for OWASP.

Executive Director at FIRST

Chris is the Executive Director of the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams Inc. (FIRST).  He has over 20 years of leadership experience and knowledge of the cybersecurity industry. He is well versed in FIRST’s mission having spent nearly ten years on the Board of FIRST, five years as Chief Financial Officer and two as Board Chair. He joined FIRST following Orwell Group where he was Chief Information Security Officer. Chris brings incredibly strong knowledge and experience of cybersecurity standards, processes and training from his work in the private sector with Citigroup and in the public sector where he built and ran CERT-UK, the UK’s first national Computer Emergency Response Team within the UK Government’s Cabinet Office. Chris works closely with the Board of Directors to ensure annual programs are achieved within budget and help raise funds for these programs. He acts as the organization spokesperson to engage with an international community of policymakers on cybersecurity challenges.

CEO and Founder Immersive Labs

James Hadley founded Immersive Labs in 2017 to enable organizations to build confidence in the cyber knowledge, skills and judgement of their entire workforce. The idea came from his time teaching GCHQ’s cyber school, where he noticed traditional training methods suited neither the people nor pace of cybersecurity. He developed the Immersive Labs platform to address this problem by using data to allow human cyber abilities to be measured, mapped to risk and optimized in line with a security strategy for the first time. With fast-growing global operations, the company now helps some of the largest and most prestigious organizations in the world build cyber resilience and reinforce crisis response using the power of their entire workforce.

Senior Research Associate, Safe and Ethical AI, The Alan Turing Institute

Carolyn is a Senior Research Associate in Safe and Ethical AI within the Turing’s AI Programme. Her research focuses on improving the societal impacts of machine learning and related technologies, including topics in AI governance, responsible machine learning, and algorithmic fairness. Her technical fairness research focuses on using causal models to formalise incentives for fairness related behaviours. Carolyn recently co-organised the NeurIPS workshop on Navigating the Broader Impacts of AI Research, and has taught the OxAI course on AI Ethics and Society at Oxford. Previously, she worked as a Senior Research Scholar at Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute, and as a data and research scientist in various roles within government and finance. She holds a PhD in mathematics from the University of Bath.

CEO and Co-Founder, Risk Ledger

Haydn's professional career includes stints at KPMG and Deloitte where he developed cyber security expertise with a particular specialty in supply chain security. Haydn has helped design, deliver, and report on third party risk management programmes for blue chip clients, and has also conducted hundreds of on-site supplier reviews.
Becoming Deloitte’s in-house expert on supply chain cyber risk, Haydn spotted the need for supply chain security to work better for all parties involved which led him to found Risk Ledger.
Since co-founding Risk Ledger and launching their social network based platform in 2020, Haydn has led the growth of the company into one of the leading British cyber security start-ups; securing clients like BAE AI, NHS Test and Trace and Schroder's Personal Wealth while winning innovation competitions run by the UK's NCSC, TechUK, and Spain's South Summit.

Co-Founder and CEO of Ioetec

Mark Davies, co-founder and CEO of Ioetec. Serial start-up entrepreneur A hands-on specialist in leading and progressing teams in customer service for 40 years. Developing IoT cyber solutions specifically for resource constrained devices in large scale deployments.

Chief Constable at North Wales Police

Carl started his policing career with the British Transport Police in 1993, having previously served in the Royal Navy as an aircraft engineer.

He spent the first 10 years working for the British Transport Police in London before joining West Midlands Police in 2003 completing various Operational and Detective roles.

He was appointed Deputy Chief Constable for Merseyside Police on the 18th July 2016. During his time with Merseyside Police he held responsibilities for Professional Standards, Corporate Development, Performance and Change.

Carl was formally appointed Chief Constable for North Wales Police on Monday the 10th of September 2018. He has overall responsibility for the direction and control of the Force and is heavily involved in collaboration with Forces in the North West and across Wales.

Carl chairs the national Minerva board and his other national portfolio responsibilities are for;

• Internet, Intelligence and Investigations
• Diversity, Equality and Inclusion
• UN He For She initiative
• Officer Uplift Stakeholder Group

Carl was recognised in the honours list 2020 with a Queens Police Medal for services to policing. Carl is married with a daughter, he enjoys outdoor pursuits including running, walking, cycling and the occasional outdoor swim, being a keen triathlete.

Senior Director, Global head of Defence, Paypal

Renana Friedich is a Senior Director, responsible for PayPal's Global Cyber Defense strategy. She leads a team of 65+ high-performing security experts, relentlessly focused on implementing a world-class security program.

Prior to joining PayPal, Renana served in an elite intelligence unit with the Israeli Defense forces for seven years and led complex engagements for fortune 500 clients as a Senior Manager with Ernst and Young (EY).

Renana speak regularly at security conferences and serves as an Advisor Board member at the University of Southern California (USC) and various startups. She is known for her ability to simplify cybersecurity issues and result driven approach.

Co-Founder and Chief Scientist, Garrison

Henry is co-founder and Chief Scientist of Garrison Technology, a cybersecurity company providing web isolation solutions to clients worldwide and developing a whole new class of secure IT based on innovative “hardsec” technology. Over the course of his career in the technology industry, Henry has worked in both startup and corporate roles, and has delivered a range of cybersecurity solutions to both government and commercial customers.

Independent Expert on digital investigation and data ethics, RUSI

Giles Herdale has been involved in digital investigation for many years, working at the National Policing Improvement Agency, College of Policing and National Police Chiefs’ Council, where he set up and ran the Digital Investigation and Intelligence Programme to transform policing capabilities to address the growing threat of cybercrime. He has also had experience in the private sector, providing digital forensics and data analytics services to law enforcement, and cyber and information security services to corporate and not for profit organisations. More recently, he has been appointed Co-Chair of the Independent Digital Ethics Panel for Policing, a panel of experts drawn from a range of disciplines relevant to digital policing - www.idepp.org.

Giles has had a long interest in information and intelligence management. He wrote the Management of Police Information Code of Practice following the Bichard Inquiry into the Soham murders, which was central to the development of the Police National Database, the first national intelligence sharing platform for policing. When working in the National Centre for Policing Excellence, he led the team responsible for implementing the National Intelligence Model in policing and initiated and led the development of the first published guidance for covert policing.

He came to policing from Government where, as a fast stream civil servant, he worked on legislation and policy development. Giles was Assistant Private Secretary to the Policing Minister and Secretary to the Home Office Board. He went on to specialise in transnational organised crime and intelligence sharing. In the early 2000s, he was the first Whitehall policy lead for human trafficking and organised immigration crime, developing UK policy and legislation, including negotiating international collaboration through the UN, Council of Europe, European Union and Europol, including the first Joint Investigation Team involving the UK.

Policy Director, Innovate Finance

With 30 years’ experience in government, finance and sustainability, Adam leads Innovate Finance’s policy and regulatory engagement, representing the UK FinTech sector. From 2008-2013 he was in charge of UK Government policy and programmes for start-ups, scale-ups and SME finance. He has led public affairs and sustainability at Grant Thornton and Tesco; was a member of the UK National Advisory Board on Impact Investing; and has advised clients across financial services on strategy and public policy.

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Barrister, Red Lion Chambers

Barnaby Jameson is a sought after barrister based predominantly at the Old Bailey. He specialises in:

• Terrorism and counter-terrorism
• Terrorist funding
• International money laundering
• International drug trafficking
• Murder and violence crime
• Complex fraud
• Insolvency and company offences
• Nuclear and pathogen security

Barnaby has been involved in wide range of terrorist cases over the last decade from ‘21/7’ (conspiracy to bomb the London Underground) to recent cases involving Islamic State. Terrorist cases have included:

• Bomb and knife plots
• Plots against governments
• Encouragement of terrorism
• Dissemination of terrorist publications
• Possession of terrorist articles
• Terrorist money laundering
• Membership of terrorist organisations
• Preparation of terrorist acts

In addition to his court practice, Barnaby writes and lectures on terrorism law.

He also advises financial and other institutions on combating money laundering and terrorist financing.

Policing Standards Manager, Digital and Cyber, College of Policing

I am the Policing Standards Manager for Digital and Cyber at the College of Policing. I have worked in law enforcement for 18 years in different capacities across local and national policing. My currently portfolio includes digital intelligence and investigation for front line and specialist digital and cyber capabilities helping law enforcement to respond to the current and emerging digital opportunities. I work with the Home Office, Police Digital Services, Forensic Capability Network and TRACER on a number of programmes developing and delivering skills, learning and knowledge to all law enforcement. I also have responsibility for supporting national technology programmes to develop standards and training.
Optional personal bio: I am a mother of four adult children and one beautiful Labrador. I am a Special in my spare time with Surrey Police and have trained as a diffuser to support colleague’s process the impact of traumatic incidents.

Senior Manager Global Cyber (Security Architecture and Engineering Assurance and Strategy)

Leon has been a Cyber professional for over 20 years, more than 8 years of which working for the UK’s leading Cyber Defence organisation, BAE Systems. Leon is currently working for Dyson where he leads Security Architecture and Security Engineering for Dyson’s Western Region. He is currently driving strategy for Security Architecture and Security Engineering transformations within Dyson whilst mentoring and growing the next generation of Security Professionals.
Leon has worked both in the public and private sectors recently spending about 4 years working on or around Whitehall. Deliveries have included organisational transformation and cloud data migration in a range of environments including Government security cleared through to FTSE 20 financial services. A strongly self-motivated leader who takes high levels of personal ownership. A divisional manager and collaborative leader who understands technology, sets the bar high and carries his teams with him.
Leon is an advocate for #PeopleCentredCyber and for #CyberDiversity. Leon enjoys making a difference both professionally and personally. Little known fact: Leon led the first commercial sector Non Police Personnel Vetting scheme (NPPV v1) inducting the first non-police resources both in the UK and overseas.

Global Head – Cyber Security Innovation

Joseph (Yossi) Tal, appointed to lead Citi’s Global Cyber Security Innovation Center. The center aims to develop strategic solutions for Citi in information security, to build an ecosystem of innovation and collaboration with leading R&D centers in Israel and the world and with various startups and companies in the field of cyber security – all these, with the aim of meeting the unique and complex cyber defense needs of the banking industry. Before joining Citi, Yossi Tal started and managed the Mediterranean branch of Internet Security Systems (ISS) until its acquisition by IBM in 2006. When the IBM Security Business Unit was formed in 2012, Tal was appointed to lead its business development in Europe, offering solutions for various industries, including car makers and financial institutions. In 2013, he began managing IBM’s business in North America in the fields of infrastructure security and threat intelligence. In 2015, Tal was assigned the global management of this activity. Recently, he has focused on machine learning, automation and orchestration in the field of cyber security.

CEO of Cysurance and Leader, Cyber Security Initiatives

Kirsten Bay brings over 25 years of experience in risk intelligence, information management, and policy expertise across a variety of sectors. In the last 6 years, Kirsten has been the CEO of big data and cyber security companies, leading the strategy and development of next-generation analytics and attack detection technologies. Throughout her career, Kirsten has been appointed to congressional committees developing cyber policies, initiatives and recommendations for the intelligence community and held executive roles at Cyber adAPT, Attensity Group, and iSIGHT Partners.

Associate Professor in Computer Science, De Montfort University

Isabel Wagner is an Associate Professor in Computer Science with De Montfort University. Her research interests are in privacy and transparency, particularly metrics to quantify the effectiveness of privacy protections, privacy-enhancing technologies in smart cities, and web measurement to create transparency for corporate surveillance systems. Her new book "Auditing Corporate Surveillance Systems: Research Methods for Greater Transparency" will be published by Cambridge University Press in 2021. She is a senior member of ACM and IEEE.

Research Director of the Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre

Professor Helge Janicke is the Research Director of the Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre where he directs and oversees the CSCRC’s research activities. He is affiliated with Edith Cowan University and holds a visiting Professorship in Cyber Security at De Montfort University (DMU), UK. Prof. Janicke’s research interests are in the area of cyber security, in particular with applications in critical infrastructures using cyber-physical systems, SCADA and Industrial Control Systems. His current research investigates the application of Agile Techniques to Cyber Incident Response in Critical Infrastructure, Managing Human Errors that lead to Cyber Incidents, and research on Cyber warfare and Cyber peacekeeping. Prof. Janicke established DMU’s Cyber Technology Institute and its Airbus Centre of Excellence in SCADA Cyber Security and Forensics Research. He was the Head of School of Computer Science at DMU before taking up his current position.

Bryan Lillie is the Technical Strategic Lead for the UK Cyber Security Council, where he offers technical leadership in a fast-evolving discipline, bringing to the table over 30 years of experience from both public and private sectors. Bryan is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Information Security and a Member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology. Bryan began his career in CESG as a graduate before leaving to join the private sector where he gained a wealth of experience in roles including System Engineer and CTO, working within the UK and globally, having had a period living in the Middle East. The structure of Bryan’s career has given him a sound understanding of security principles combined with the experience of applying that knowledge into several different environments, technically and culturally.

Associate Partner - Cloud & Cognitive Security, IBM

Indy possesses over 18 years’ experience, having worked in operational, consulting and business ownership positions at FTSE100 and Fortune 500 organisations including IBM, AXA, Deutsche Bank, PwC, Accenture, CGI, Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar Land Rover. His experience includes leadership of information/cybersecurity transformations, risk assurance engagements, crisis management (pre- and post-incident), IT audit, governance, risk and compliance programmes.

David Ferbrache OBE is the managing director of Beyond Blue, a boutique consultancy providing cyber security strategy and operational resilience advice. David is also chair of the Scottish National Cyber Resilience Advisory Board, as well as acting as the Global Head of Cyber Futures for KPMG. He was previously the Head of Cyber and Space, and also the Director of Science and Director of Industrial Policy for the Ministry of Defence. David is a fellow of the institute, and also of the British Computer Society. He was made an OBE for his contribution to national security post 9-11.

Temporary Detective Chief Inspector for SEROCU & TVP Cyber & Dark Web, Digital Forensics & Economic capabilities.

I have 22 Years in Policing primarily as a Detective in Investigation & Intelligence. I setup the South East Regional Organised Cyber Crime Unit just over 6 years ago which now includes Pursue, Protect, Prevent and a Dark Web unit. Recently under the collaboration project with Thames Valley Police their Force cybercrime unit is now lead by the Regional bringing additional Pursue and Protect capabilities.
I have experience in leading cryptocurrency seizures and investigations over a breath of crime types.
I am currently the Temporary Detective Chief Inspector for SEROCU & TVP Cyber & Dark Web, Digital Forensics & Economic capabilities.