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Back in time nobody imagined or anticipated the speed of the innovation. The growth. The many faces. The impact. The Challenges. The actual explosion of technology gathers continuously in the past years, consumers, business leaders, regulators on the same table to discuss and debate on the best approach for keeping the pace. Machine learning, robotics, artificial intelligence, digitalization, transformation, data privacy, cyber security, are documented topics, so we aim for exciting debates and shared experience together.
Join us for the 3rd ISACA Romanian chapter conference and meet with specialists, relevant technology players and key industry leaders to explore the many faces of the technology today.
08:00 – 08:45 Registration & Welcome Coffee
Moderator: Yugo Neumorni, President CIO Council Romania
08:45 – 09:00 Opening speech: Gratiela Magdalinoiu, ISACA Romania Chapter President
SESSION 1: Automated frameworks. City of gods
Infomation security is governed by an ever-increasing number of best practice guidelines and industry regulation. At the same time, enterprises have a higher degree of digitalization, allowing for a rising number of automated controls.
SOAR, Security Orchestration, Automation and Response is becoming as common as ERP in the cyber security world. Does it work? How does it work?
Topics: Automated control in automated enterprises – how the governance and controls framework transform with RPA adoption; Product owner versus risk manager – who hold the truth? How bright is the brighter side of RPAs? Is the business process analysis the success key? How about resources? Impact of technological versus societal changes in creation of new products; Responsibilities and/ on awareness; Compliance aspects – NIS & GDPR; Control frameworks – are we really able to control disruption?
09:00 – 09:25 Keynote speech
Speaker: Deepinder Chhabra, President/Chair of the ISACA London Chapter
09:25 – 9:50 Session title “SOAR challenges”
Speaker: Robert Stoicescu, Risk Assurance Senior Manager, PwC
09:50 – 10:45 Panel: Automated frameworks. City of gods
Speakers:
Moderator: Nicolae Marin, Corporate Security Consultant
10:45 – 11:15 Coffee break
SESSION 2: Artificial Intelligence & Robotics. The good, the bad, the ugly.
We are witnessing an exponential growth in number of connected devices. We are talking about cultural perspectives when it comes the adoption of AI in business and personal life. We are concerned about globalization and digital economy. All of these, in numbers, over passed our expectations. We are looking with hopes and concerns on AI & Robotics. It is a promise for better. Faster. Easier. However, cyber security, social, political and economical aspects need not to be forgotten.
Topics: Machine learning applied in behavior management – how log management analysis can be used for pattern behavior; Ethics in applied AI; Threat intelligence – where to start worrying; How to better balance the rapid development of the landscape with the needs for security and associated costs; Societal and technological paradigm shift: where to begin; Trust and transparency. In AI models, algorithms & systems and controlling procedures; Compliance with privacy regulation and information security practices; AI in a cultural context; ML and AI in the identification of attack patterns / target to attacks; What are the real improvements in threat detection with AI? Will AI be involved in countering misinformation and fake news for safeguarding free speech? Cyber security culture in organizations; Are we prepared to address the challenges arising from increasing and emerging threats and the new hybrid threat landscape in cyber space?
11:15 – 11:40 Keynote Speech
Speaker: Mihai Raneti, Developing a cybersecurity dedicated SoC based on hardware artificial neurons.
11:40 – 12:30 Panel Artificial Intelligence & Robotics. The good, the bad, the ugly
Speakers :
· Mihai Raneti, Founder & CEO of CyberSwarm Inc.;
· Dragos Dabija, Security Manager within Accenture Industry X.O practice;
· Adrian Robescu, CEO & RPA Solution Architect, Orbis Innovation
Moderator panel: Ciprian Stanescu, Managing Partner, Social Innovation Solutions;
12:30 – 13:30 Lunch
SESSION 3: Data privacy.Mission impossible
Looking back, seems ages since the framework has been launched, this being still a topic on everybody’s agenda, affecting both our personal and professional life. Now we have guidelines, best practices, dedicated teams in dedicated institutions for supporting and guiding us. And with all of these we still we are concerned. We feel the pressure and the struggle in how to better interpret, apply and implement the principles. And, of great importance, educate the society and ensure the most appropriate awareness. The speed and pace of innovative technology and business models, and the enormous amount of data needs to be safely processed and protected across the EU and beyond. What we can do more and how is the best way to prioritise?
Topics: How privacy regulations are adapting to the pace of innovation; Regulation on Privacy and Electronic Communications – what is expected; Maturity level of Romanian market; What we learned until now; How can we increase the level of trust while number of breaches is increasing; AI, privacy and the ethics – where to start;
13:30 – 13:55 Keynote speech
Speaker: Noriswadi Ismail, Managing Director, Ankura
13:55- 14:20 Session title: Cybersecurity in the context of NIS and GDPR
Speaker: Andrei Balint, CIPP/E, CIPM, CIPT, IAPP International Trainer, Romsym Data
14:20 – 14:45 Session Title: Third-Party Risk Management: Overcoming Today’s Most Common Security & Privacy Challenges
Speaker: Dominic Schmidt-Rieche, Privacy Consulting Manager of Central & Southern EMEA OneTrust
Session Description: Managing third-party vendor risk before, during and after onboarding is a continuous effort under global privacy laws and security regulations. While outsourcing operations to vendors can alleviate business challenges, managing the associated risk with manual tools like spreadsheets is complex and time consuming. To streamline this process, organizations must put procedures in place to secure sufficient vendor guarantees and effectively work together during an audit, incident – or much more. In this session, we’ll breakdown a six-step approach for automating third-party vendor risk management and explore helpful tips and real-world practical advice to automate third-party privacy and security risk programs. Session Bullet Points (Key takeaways): Review the drivers and challenges organizations face when managing third-party vendor risk; Identify priorities before, during and after vendor procurement; Takeaway a six-step approach for automating the third-party vendor risk lifecycle; Hear real case studies from privacy experts on how to practically tackle the third-party vendor risk
14:45 – 15:00 Coffee break
15:00 – 15:20 Session Title: How to react to data breaches
Speaker: Radu Zmaranda, Associate, CIPP/E bpv Grigorescu Ştefănică
15:20 – 15:50 Session title: “DLP System – a solution for GDPR data breach prevention?”
Short desc: A DLP (Data Loss Prevention) solution can help a company on its GDPR Compliance journey, but it needs more than a technical setup to be itself compliant with privacy requirements
Speakers: Andreea Bira, Lawyer with Reff & Associates SCA, Deloitte Legal in Romania; Adrian Bucur, Senior Consultant, Risk Advisory Department, Deloitte Romania
15:50 – 16:45 Panel- Data privacy. Mission impossible
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Moderator panel: Adrian Munteanu, Professor, Phd, Univ. Alexandru Ioan Cuza
16:45 – 17:00 Conclusions
For this event, professional associations’ members are granted credits according to associations` policies.
Participation fees: 100 euro ( + VAT) – online payment here
ISACA members – Complimentary (kindly please confirm your participation on the contact email below)
For CIO Council, ISC2 , OWASP, IAPP and ISF members 25% discount will apply – online payment here
For groups of 3 persons, or more, 15% discount will apply.
For further questions and registration we kindly invite you to contact Ms. Laura Gheboianu, project manager, via mobile: 0726768079 or via e-mail: [email protected]