smm.thedigitalship.comDigital Ship Maritime Cyber Resilience Forum @SMM, Hamburg, 5 September

THE EVENT AGENDA VENUE + TRAVEL ACCOMMODATION Sponsors and Partners SPONSORS BECOME A SPONSOR SUPPORTING PARTNERS BECOME A SUPPORTING PARTNER SHIP OPERATOR GUESTS NETWORKING FAQ REGISTER EVENTS CALENDAR HISTORY digital ship main THE EVENT / AGENDA / VENUE + TRAVEL / ACCOMMODATION / Sponsors and Partners / SPONSORS BECOME A SPONSOR SUPPORTING PARTNERS BECOME A SUPPORTING PARTNER SHIP OPERATOR GUESTS / NETWORKING / FAQ / REGISTER / EVENTS CALENDAR / HISTORY / digital ship main / THE EVENT THE EVENT / AGENDA / VENUE + TRAVEL / ACCOMMODATION / Sponsors and Partners / SPONSORS BECOME A SPONSOR SUPPORTING PARTNERS BECOME A SUPPORTING PARTNER SHIP OPERATOR GUESTS / NETWORKING / FAQ / REGISTER / EVENTS CALENDAR / HISTORY / digital ship main / @SMM 5 September, 2018 Digital Ship is excited to return to Hamburg, with the next in our series of Cyber Resilience Forums, taking place during SMM on 5 September 2018. Cyber security is high on our agenda with ever-increasing threats being proven to disrupt business continuity. Real life examples in the maritime industry, and related sectors; including ports, terminals and the supply chain, clearly demonstrate the impact of cyber-attacks. An up-to-date insight into the cyber-threat landscape is imperative to protect our business processes and data from attacks, damage or security breaches. Ship operators need to analyse potential risks, explore legal aspects, and incorporate cyber resilience into their daily operations in order to organise business operations to reduce vulnerability. In this era of the connected ship, with developments such as the cloud, IoT, electronic data exchange in the logistic chain, electronic navigation systems, we rely increasingly on technology, which makes cyber resilience business critical. So, how do we embed this into the maritime organisation, and how do we incorporate cyber security into all our systems and operations? If incidents occur, how do we respond and make the necessary contingency or recovery plans? We will also investigate regulations and guidelines to develop a safe, compliant, cyber capability in shipping. The human factor is often claimed to be the weakest link. Ship operators need to increase cyber awareness both in the office and on-board. In this Forum, we will discuss ways to mobilise internal commitment, set up training and incorporate cyber awareness into daily procedures. Confirmed Speakers: Rear Admiral Nick Lambert , Director, NLA, Former UK National Hydrographer Capt. Alfred Hartmann , President, VDR - German Shipowners‘ Association Wolfgang Röhrig , Commander, Cyber and Information Domain Service Headquarters, Bundeswehr - German Federal Armed Forces Adonis Violaris , Marketing Director, Interorient Shipmanagement , and Chairman of the ICT Committee, Cyprus Shipping Chamber Aron Frank Sørensen , Head of Maritime Technology and Regulation, BIMCO Capt. Kuzman Popov , HSEQ Manager, MOL Tankship Management (Europe) Björn Borbe , Senior Manager HR Sea, Essberger Crewing Services GmbH Wayne Perks , Manager of Security Services, Inmarsat Maritime Carsten Cordes, Security Consultant, HEC GmbH Julian Clark , Partner and Global Head of Shipping, Hill Dickinson LLP Dr. Athanasios Drougkas , Officer, NIS - European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA) Peter Schellenberger , Managing Director OSERV Pte Ltd, Supply Chain and Services, OSM Maritime Group Belle Webster , Programme Manager Cyber Security, Port of Amsterdam Babis Kalevrosoglou , Information Security Manager, Aspida Andrew Webster , Partner, JLT Specialty Rolf Berge , Director, Product Engineering, Speedcast Building on the great success of the Maritime Cyber Resilience Forum in Rotterdam, Athens, Singapore and Hamburg last year, the 3 key sessions during this Digital Ship’s Maritime Cyber Resilience Forum Hamburg will contain plenary presentations and panel discussions: Session One: Facing the Cyber Threat: An Overview of Maritime Cyber Challenges and Focus on Building Resilience What is the current cyber threat landscape? What are the major cybersecurity risks and threats affecting the industry? Is cyber the true disruptive innovation in maritime? Reviewing the cyber threat across other sectors and lessons learnt. Session Two: Business Planning and Cyber Preparedness Balancing cyber resilience with the business case. Best practices - modern connectivity. Mitigating risk - Identify, assess, respond. Safeguarding cyber security in an increasingly automated world. Session Three: Training, Awareness and the Human Element Turning guidance to training for the shipping industry. How to assess and change an organisations behaviour to respond to the cyber threat. Mobilising internal commitment on-board and on-shore. Incorporating cyber awareness into daily operations and procedures. 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