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Cyber Security Asia 2021-Intro
Cyber Security Asia 2021-Intro
Cyber Security Asia 2021-Intro
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Cybercrime has become increasingly prevalent and sophisticated & continue to rise with ever more data
breaches and crippling ransomware attacks. A broader security strategy is needed as the attack surface
grows, and we rely more on digital technologies in all areas of business and industry. Attend CSA2021 for
up-to-date sessions of cybersecurity challenges and evolutions and how cyber resilience can help organiza-
tions prevent, detect, respond, and recover.
Community Partner:
DAY 01 5 July 2021 | Monday
Panel Discussion:
10:30-11:05am C-SUITE & BEYOND : ACHIEVING COMPANY –WIDE CYBER RESILIENCE
Cyber security threats are growing in frequency, diversity and complexity and security professionals
are often left reeling as the threat landscape morphs around them. To assure that an organization’s
security policies, standards, enforcement mechanisms, and processes are uniform across all teams,
executive teams and IT must work together. This session discusses:
• How smart companies are achieving cyber-resilience by empowering leadership teams, across
C-suites, boards, and business units
• How to increase the relationship between the board and tech teams and help to develop a
prosperous, collaborative cybersecurity partnership
• Tips to help you turn leaders across the organization into dedicated cybersecuritythreat hunters
Moderator:
Chris Cubbage, Director, MYSECURITY MARKETPLACE
Panelist:
Col(R) Dato’ Ts Dr Husin Jazri, SVP Cyber Security, SERBA DINAMIK GROUP BHD | Chief Editor, ESPC
11:05-11:35am FUTURE-PROOF SECURITY, SAFETY & DATA PRIVACY IN THE AGE OF DIGITAL
TRANSFORMATION
Security, safety and data privacy have traditionally been addressed in disconnected way across
many systems and organizational silos, resulting in unmanageable complexity, overlaps,
inefficiency, cost and risk. This session explores how Identity is becoming the way to manage
convergence across all areas of an organization to ensure compliance, mitigate risk and enhance
security. This session will also cover how emerging trends like cloud, the Internet of Things and
digital transformation can be leveraged to address this huge problem and how forward-looking
organizations are trail blazing the path to achieve their vision of future proofing security, safety,
data privacy and making security a true business enabler.
Tanvinder Singh, Director, Security & Privacy, PWC
11:40-12:15am ADVISING THE BOARD ON CLOUD RISKS & OTHER ESOTERIC CYBER SUBJECTS
Boards of directors set the strategic direction of companies and provide guidance, oversight and
checks and balances to the CEO and the executive management team. Boards of directors are
typically non-independent representatives of the shareholders or are appointed as independent
directors, generally with acumen in finance, business and corporate legal, but with little exposure
to cyber security, cyber risks, data privacy or data integrity issues. While there is a move afoot to
have at least one board member with experience in cyber there is still a long way to go. Cyber risk
advisory services are being used by boards to provide an independent holistic perspective on cyber
risk issues to assist the board in risk mitigation and providing guidance to the C-Suite. What makes
a good cyber risk advisor (hint: it is not a technical role) and what might be some of the types of risks
an advisor would highlight in moving data and operations to the Cloud?
Jeffrey J. Blatt, Founder, XVENTURES