2nd Telecom Security Forum - Agenda

09:00 Registration and coffee
09:30 Welcome

Evangelos Ouzounis, Head of Policy Development and Implementation Unit, ENISA

Warna Munzebrock, Chair ENISA group, Dutch radiocommunications agency (AT.nl)

Ahmet Yesilyurt, Co-chair ENISA ECASEC group, German Federal network agency (BundesNetzAgentur.de)
09:45 UA crisis: Observed threats and incidents Stefano De Crescenzo, Operational situational awareness, ENISA
10:00 Resilience Under Pressure: Perspectives on the Ukrainian Internet in 2022 from RIPE and the RIPE NCC Chris Buckridge, RIPE Network Coordination Center
10:15 Ukraine Crisis for Telecom: Increased Preparedness and Lessons Learned Paul Slootmaker, Vice President Monitoring & Reporting, KPN 
10:30 Protecting 5G end-users – a network perspective Mikko Karikytö, Head of product security, Ericsson
10:45 Coffee break
11:10 NIS2 – the revised NIS Directive Boryana Hristova-Hlieva, European Commission (CNECT H2)
11:25 Active Cyber Protection - Belgian experiences with an added approach to improving cybersecurity Pieter Byttebier, International Relations Officer at the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB)
11:40 What cybersecurity opportunities are there in NIS2 for the telecom sector?

Moderator: Tim Masy, co-chair BEREC 5G ad-hoc group, BIPT (telecom regulator of Belgium)

Panelists:

Evangelos Ouzounis – ENISA, Warna Munzebrock - Dutch Radiocommunications Agency, Rainer Koch - Deutsche Telekom, Javier Villegas-Burgos - Vodafone, Paolo Grassia – ETNO
12:15 5G Security Controls Matrix Slawomir Bryska - ENISA
12:30 Lunch break
13:30 Open RAN – Facts and fiction in a changing world John Strand, CEO of Strand Consult
13.45 Open RAN: opportunities versus risks

Moderator: Marnix Dekker, ENISA

Panellists: James Christie - PTS and co-chair of the 5G WS of the NIS Cooperation Group, Mikko Karikytö- Ericsson, Daan Planque-KPN, Sergey Seperovich -CISCO
14.15 Fog computing in 5G – the security challenges Evangelos Markakis, Hellenic Mediterranean University
14.30 Whole system security challenges in virtualized networks Alex Leadbeater, BT (British Telecom) Security, Chair ETSI TC CYBER
14:45 Mobile Networks – The Hidden Global Battlefield Rowland Corr, Director of National Security Intelligence, Enea AdaptiveMobile Security
15.00 Actual security threats and challenges of mobile operators Alexandre de Oliveira, POST Luxembourg
15:15 Coffee break  
15:35 EU Quantum technologies flagship and the Quantum internet Jean-François Buggenhout, European Commission, Head of unit DG CNECT – Emerging & Disruptive Technologies
15:50 Why post-quantum cryptography is the way forward for secure communications Sébastien Kunz-Jacques, Deputy director expertise issues, ANSSI
16:05 Dealing with Flubot: an operator’s experience Steven Beerens, Investigations Specialist, Proximus
16:20 EU overview of telecom incidents 2021 & ongoing ENISA telecom activities Georgia Bafoutsou, ENISA
16:30 Discussion – Q/A
17:00 End of the forum.
18:30 Networking cocktail @ Parkside Brasserie -https://www.restoparkside.be/