Presentations

Day 1 Keynote: Protecting Europe's Network Infrastructure - Prof. Udo Helmbrecht, ENISA, EU Session 1 - Governance models, practices and cooperation procedures for cyber crisis management Multilateral mechanisms for cyber crisis cooperation in the EU - Adrien Ogee, ANSSI, France The Development of the Cybersecurity Framework for Critical Infrastructure in the United States - Adam Sedgewick, NIST, US The European Cybersecurity Strategy and draft Directive on Network and Information Security: Enhancing cybersecurity capabilities and cooperation throughout the EU - Ann-Sophie Ronnlund, DG CONNECT, EC Public Private partnership in Cyber crisis in the Netherlands: The ICT Response Board - Hans Oude Alink, NCSC, The Netherlands Session 2 - Cyber crisis management and cooperation exercises 'Jigsaw' exercises: More fun with information sharing cyber-exercises - Stefan Ritter, BSI, Germany The National Cyber Exercise in Sweden - Roger Holfeldt, MSB, Sweden Session 3 - Governance models, practices and cooperation procedures for general crisis management Aviation Crisis Management in Europe - Lessons Learned from the First Cyber Attack Exercise - CYBER 13 - Zarko Sivcev, EUROCONTROL Information Processing for Public Health Threats: an EU perspective - Assimoula Economopoulou, ECDC, EU Practices and cooperation related to Cybercrime - Bruno Halopeau, EC3, Europol, EU Session 4 - Cyber-exercise scenarios - supply chain integrity Scenarios/case studies on Supply Chain Integrity - Pierre-Dominique Lansard, Orange The Big Challenge, Building Trust while favouring Openness - Luigi Romano, University of Naples Parthenope Supply Chain Integrity and Security Assurance for ICT - Finding practical approaches to ensure security in a fast evolving and all-embracing mass market - Mats Nilsson, Eriksson Towards a standard approach to supply chain - Claire VISHIK, Intel A trusted supplier counts - Kostas Panagos, Vodafone
Day 2 Opening session: The trends of cyber incidents leading to large-scale cyber-crises - Ilias Chantzos, Symantec Global Aggregation of Cyber Risk: ‘Finding Cyber Sub-Prime' - Jason Thelen, Atlantic Council, US Session 1 - Issues Cyber Security Crisis Cooperation, Management and Information Exchange Major Cyber Incidents in Japan - Mariko Miya, Cyber Defence Institute, Japan European Network and Information Security Incidents Report 2012 - Marnix Dekker, ENISA, EU Cyber-security in the Republic of South Korea - Dr. So-Jeong KIM, National Security Research Institute, S. Korea Session 2 - Technical Issues on Cyber Crisis Cooperation and Exercises Lessons learned from the Locked Shields 2013 exercise - Kaur Kasak, NATO CCDCOE Mainstreaming European Military Cyber Defence Training and Exercises - Wolfgang Roehrig, EDA, EU 2013 CS drills for the Energy sector in Qatar - Omar SHERIN, Q-CERT, Qatar DDoS attacks against www server providers in the Czech Republic - Andrea KROPACOVA, CESNET, Czech Republic Session 3 - Infrastructures related to Cyber Crisis Cooperation and Exercises Cyber Response Teams in Europe and beyond - Klaus-Peter Kossakowski, Trusted Introducer Technical trainings for CERTs - Lauri Palkmets, ENISA, EU The Testa infrastructure - Pieter Wellens, DIGIT, EC, EU Panel Session - Challenges and approaches of Cyber Risk Assessments The Cyprus efforts in NRA and National Contingency Plans - Costas Efthymioy, OCECPR, Cyprus ENISA’s Guide on National Risk Assessment for ICT - Panagiotis Trimintzios, ENISA, EU

Day 1

Keynote:

Protecting Europe's Network Infrastructure - Prof. Udo Helmbrecht, ENISA, EU

Session 1 - Governance models, practices and cooperation procedures for cyber crisis management

Multilateral mechanisms for cyber crisis cooperation in the EU - Adrien Ogee, ANSSI, France
The Development of the Cybersecurity Framework for Critical Infrastructure in the United States - Adam Sedgewick, NIST, US
The European Cybersecurity Strategy and draft Directive on Network and Information Security: Enhancing cybersecurity capabilities and cooperation throughout the EU - Ann-Sophie Ronnlund, DG CONNECT, EC
Public Private partnership in Cyber crisis in the Netherlands: The ICT Response Board - Hans Oude Alink, NCSC, The Netherlands

Session 2 - Cyber crisis management and cooperation exercises

'Jigsaw' exercises: More fun with information sharing cyber-exercises - Stefan Ritter, BSI, Germany
The National Cyber Exercise in Sweden - Roger Holfeldt, MSB, Sweden

Session 3 - Governance models, practices and cooperation procedures for general crisis management

Aviation Crisis Management in Europe - Lessons Learned from the First Cyber Attack Exercise - CYBER 13 - Zarko Sivcev, EUROCONTROL
Information Processing for Public Health Threats: an EU perspective - Assimoula Economopoulou, ECDC, EU
Practices and cooperation related to Cybercrime - Bruno Halopeau, EC3, Europol, EU

Session 4 - Cyber-exercise scenarios - supply chain integrity

Scenarios/case studies on Supply Chain Integrity - Pierre-Dominique Lansard, Orange
The Big Challenge, Building Trust while favouring Openness - Luigi Romano, University of Naples Parthenope
Supply Chain Integrity and Security Assurance for ICT - Finding practical approaches to ensure security in a fast evolving and all-embracing mass market - Mats Nilsson, Eriksson
Towards a standard approach to supply chain - Claire VISHIK, Intel
A trusted supplier counts - Kostas Panagos, Vodafone

Day 2

Opening session:

The trends of cyber incidents leading to large-scale cyber-crises - Ilias Chantzos, Symantec
Global Aggregation of Cyber Risk: ‘Finding Cyber Sub-Prime' - Jason Thelen, Atlantic Council, US

Session 1 - Issues Cyber Security Crisis Cooperation, Management and Information Exchange

Major Cyber Incidents in Japan - Mariko Miya, Cyber Defence Institute, Japan
European Network and Information Security Incidents Report 2012 - Marnix Dekker, ENISA, EU
Cyber-security in the Republic of South Korea - Dr. So-Jeong KIM, National Security Research Institute, S. Korea

Session 2 - Technical Issues on Cyber Crisis Cooperation and Exercises

Lessons learned from the Locked Shields 2013 exercise - Kaur Kasak, NATO CCDCOE
Mainstreaming European Military Cyber Defence Training and Exercises - Wolfgang Roehrig, EDA, EU
2013 CS drills for the Energy sector in Qatar - Omar SHERIN, Q-CERT, Qatar
DDoS attacks against www server providers in the Czech Republic - Andrea KROPACOVA, CESNET, Czech Republic

Session 3 - Infrastructures related to Cyber Crisis Cooperation and Exercises

Cyber Response Teams in Europe and beyond - Klaus-Peter Kossakowski, Trusted Introducer
Technical trainings for CERTs - Lauri Palkmets, ENISA, EU
The Testa infrastructure - Pieter Wellens, DIGIT, EC, EU

Panel Session - Challenges and approaches of Cyber Risk Assessments

The Cyprus efforts in NRA and National Contingency Plans - Costas Efthymioy, OCECPR, Cyprus
ENISA’s Guide on National Risk Assessment for ICT - Panagiotis Trimintzios, ENISA, EU