Description

The Maritime Cyber Security Summit 2018 covers topics such as:

Taking a fresh look at the sector’s unique vulnerabilities and crisis management challenges
What level of maturity is needed in cyber preparedness and incident response?
The increasing importance of cyber resilience in today’s threat landscape
Moving towards a common situation awareness requirement for the maritime sector
The importance of having reliable disaster recovery systems in place
Constant review and testing of cyber defence capabilities
Are we learning from other sectors? If so which?
Where are we in terms of a baseline and maturity levels?
How can we better manage risk connecting with foreign port and shipping infrastructure?
Are we seeing a progression in public and private information sharing?
How many years could this take and what methods of best practice can we implement to move things along?
What does the landscape truly look like from an insider view?
What combination of certifications, industry standards and official standards will present the best options for the sector?
What is the difference between standards and guidelines?
How has the threat landscape changed, and what can we do about it?
How can operators steer a course that meets their specific needs?
Are we getting any better at validating an attack and containing it?
How can we better manage attack complexity?
How can we stay ahead of emerging threats?
Are we implementing controls quick enough?
How behavioural analysis/ anomaly detection enables early threat identification
Attacker Playbooks
Real world deployment scenarios