ISWeek Agenda

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ISWeek Agenda

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An innovative virtual event featuring a series of hard hitting topical subjects addressed by internationally renowned experts.

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- Day 1 International Security Matters
10:30 10:45

Welcome Keynote

Former Security Minister, Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord West of Spithead GCB DSC PC will provide the opening keynote to International Security Week.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord West of Spithead GCB DSC PC, Chairman, ISE

Sponsored by HS Security
- Day 1 International Security Matters
10:45 11:05

State of the Nation - The Current Counter Terror Situation

Deputy Assistant'Commissioner, Specialist Operations'CTPUK, Lucy D'Orsi will set out the priorities Counter Terrror Police UK are seeing including the rise of right wing extremism and islamist extremism.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Lucy D'Orsi, Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Specialist Operations - Counter Terror Police UK

Sponsored by HS Security
- Day 1 International Security Matters
11:05 11:25

The NCA a State of Where We Are

Steve Rodhouse as the Director General Operations with the NCA will give an overview as to the NCAs priorities, successes and future developments in the fast changing arena of dealing with Serious and Organised Crime

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Steve Rodhouse, Director General Operations - National Crime Agency (NCA)

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- Day 1 International Security Matters
11:25 11:55

The Challenges Facing Aviation and Transport Security Today

Collaborative working practices to protect crowded places, uniting our approach across the transport and aviation sector and learning from the areas we are excelling in.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Paul Crowther OBE, Chief Constable - British Transport Police

James Cowan, Security Risk Manager - Heathrow Security Intelligence

Andrew Palmer, Border Security Manager - Gatwick Airport Limited

Jessica Sorrell - Department for Transport

Sponsored by HS Security
- Day 1 International Security Matters
11:55 12:25

Transnational Organised Crime and Borders

International border security issues faced by the UK and other island nations, including transnational organised crime, people and drug smuggling, this and more will be discussed by Dr John Coyne.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

John Coyne, Head of Border Security - Australian Strategic Policy Institute

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- Day 1 International Security Matters
12:25 12:35

Integration of Physical Security - 'Mind the Gap'

While the terror threat in the UK remains 'substantial', minding the gap between the identification of risk and the implementation of measures must be managed

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Niall Griffin, Hardstaff Barriers - Representing HS Security, a Division of Hill & Smith PLC

Sponsored by HS Security
- Day 1 International Security Matters
12:35 13:20

Protecting Crowded Places - Introduction

Figen Murray, mother of Martyn Hett who was tragically murdered in the Manchester Bombings will discuss her campaign for Martyns Law and provide a personal insight to the devestating effects when security fails. Shaun Hipgrave will go on to outline the thinking behind Protect Duty and Fay Tennet amd Barry Palmer will end the session discussing practicalities and the balance needed to ensure access to iconic sites isnt halted.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Figen Murray, Mother of Martyn Hett

Shaun Hipgrave, Senior Home Office Official

Fay Tennet, Deputy Director of Security Operations - Houses of Parliament United Kingdom

Barry Palmer, Head of Safety and Security - Tate Gallery, United Kingdom

Sponsored by HS Security
- Day 1 International Security Matters
13:20 14:00

Islamist Terrorist development during the Pandemic

Former member of Al Qaeda, one of their bomb making experts, and someone who covertly dedicated his life to undermining them from the inside by passing intelligence to MI6, will disucss Islamist Terror hasn't gone away but is morphing.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Aimen Dean, Former member of al-Qaeda and MI6 Spy

Sponsored by HS Security

- Day 2 International Cyber Threats
10:30 10:35

Welcome

An introduction and welcome to Day Two from Former Security Minister, Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord West of Spithead GCB DSC PC

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord West of Spithead GCB DSC PC, Chairman, ISE

Sponsored by Tripwire
- Day 2 International Cyber Threats
10:35 10:50

Keynote

Exclusive opening keynote by Chris Greany, Managing Director, Templar Executives. Using his advanced knowledge and past experiences as the former lead for Economic Crime, City of London Police and former Head of Investigations, Barclays Bank Chris will set out the everchanging cyber threat landscape and specify the reality as opposed to the media hype.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Chris Greaney, Managing Director - Templar Executives

Sponsored by Tripwire
- Day 2 International Cyber Threats
10:50 11:20

Exclusive Cyber Market Insights

As the fastest growing and most dynamic sector in security, the research behind cyber security is paramount to fully understanding the threat and keeping up to date with key industry trends, technology and market growth. Westlands advisory will provide a detailed insight into the latest research data and the current cyber security landscape.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Anthony Leather, Co-founder and Director - Westlands Advisory

Sponsored by Tripwire
- Day 2 International Cyber Threats
11:20 12:05

Countering the cyber threat and future trends. How has this been influenced by the Pandemic?

What is the reality of cyber from a CISO's perspective, or from the only body able to provide Cyber Essential Certification on behalf of the UK's NCSC, and what does this mean from a UK export view

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Emma Philpot MBE, CEO - IASME Consortium

Graham Ingram, Chief Information Security Officer - Oxford University

Henry Pearson, UK Cyber Security Ambassador at Department - Department for International Trade (DIT), UKDSE

Ian Thorton-Trump, Chief Information Security Officer - Cyjax

Sponsored by Tripwire
- Day 2 International Cyber Threats
12:05 12:15

TBA

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Sponsored by Tripwire
- Day 2 International Cyber Threats
12:15 13:00

Social Engineering - People Manipulation in Cyber

Manipulating a person and their physical environment is far easier than hacking a system or network. Cyber is too often looked at as a technical issue, and many companies forget it starts with a person, Jenny Radcliffe 'The People Hacker' will provide huge insights into the reality behind the human factor of cyber terrorism

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Jenny Radcliffe, The People Hacker

Sponsored by Tripwire
- Day 2 International Cyber Threats
13:00 14:00

Cyber Security Baseline Training. Principles and real-life examples

Are you looking to protect yourself or your organisation from cyber crime? Understand best practice, the latest updates and benefit from an exclusive Cyber Griffin training session

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Dave Blight, Detective - Cyber Griffin, City of London Police

Sponsored by Tripwire
- Day 2 International Cyber Threats
14:00 14:30

Security and Cyber Exports, Bounce Back Plan

The UK is the worlds 3rd largest security exporter and cyber security export sales nearly doubled from '2.1bn in 2018 to '3.9bn last year. Hear from UKDSE as they lead the promotion of UK business globally.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Tracy Buckingham, Deputy Director Security and Cyber Security Exports - DIT. UKDSE

Sponsored by Tripwire

- Day 3 Protecting CNI and adapting Law and Order
10:30 10:35

Welcome

An introduction and welcome to Day Three from Former Security Minister, Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord West of Spithead GCB DSC PC

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord West of Spithead GCB DSC PC, Chairman, ISE

Sponsored by APSTEC
- Day 3 Protecting CNI and adapting Law and Order
10:35 11:05

Keynote - Security Priorities from JSaRC

The Government has a number of priority projects where they require input from industry and solutions to problems. JSaRC is the interface between those Home Office organisations who need help from indistry and industry itself.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Angela Essel, Senior Home Office Official

Sponsored by APSTEC
- Day 3 Protecting CNI and adapting Law and Order
11:05 11:35

Challenges on Intelligence Sharing in a post Brexit World

Commissioner Ian Dyson heads the City of London Police who are the national and European lead for financial crime and associate cyber crime.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Ian Dyson, Commissioner - City of London Police

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- Day 3 Protecting CNI and adapting Law and Order
11:35 12:05

Protecting CNI Setting Policy

Looking at Policy, implemetations from a CNI capability and from a wider Cyber perspective, this discussion will provide a clear undersatanding of the threats and mitigations that must be considered.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Sean Hipgrave, Director of Protect, Prepare, CBRNE and S&T, OSCT - Home Office

Chris Fitzgerald, Head of Business Resilience & Security - Thames Water

Justin Lowe, Industry leader in cyber resilience of energy an utilities and critical infrastructures

Sponsored by APSTEC
- Day 3 Protecting CNI and adapting Law and Order
12:05 12:15

TBA

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Sponsored by APSTEC
- Day 3 Protecting CNI and adapting Law and Order
12:15 12:45

Designing a security framework for CNI

One of the principals of security is for it to be designed in from the outset. How important is this and how can it be implemented in practice is what will be examined in this discussion.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Andrew Sieradzki, Director of Security - Buro Happold

Dan Webb, Director of Intelligence - Mitie

Jonathan Schulten, Vice Chairman - The Security Institute

Sponsored by APSTEC
- Day 3 Protecting CNI and adapting Law and Order
12:45 13:25

How Law enforcement needs to adapt - Comparing the changing nature of international security threats

Law enforcement is changing as the nature of crime changes. Somehow criminals manage to adapt their 'business' plans quickly to meet new conditions such as a pandemic, but how should law enforcement adapt?

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Roy Mccomb, Former Director - NCA

Julian Platt, Deputy National Coordinator, Counter Terrorism Policing, PROTECT & PREPARE - NaCTSO & NCTPHQ

Miranda Coppolse, Founder - MC Global Security Consulting

Sponsored by APSTEC
- Day 3 Protecting CNI and adapting Law and Order
13:25 13:55

Understanding & Mitigating the Current Challenges of SoC and Criminality in Prisons

Serious and Organised crime impacts our prison systems, not just with perpetrators being locked up but the continuation of their activities and netowrks from behind bars.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Claudia Sturt, Executive Director - HMPPS

Sponsored by APSTEC

- Day 4 International Disaster Response
10:30 10:35

Welcome

An introduction and welcome to Day Four from Former Security Minister, Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord West of Spithead GCB DSC PC

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord West of Spithead GCB DSC PC, Chairman, ISE

Sponsored by Blackberry
- Day 4 International Disaster Response
10:35 10:55

Keynote

As the last DFID Minister, Anne-Marie will outline Britians leading role in disaster response, emphasising that it is not just about reacting to the disaster, but preparing communities before hand in disaster prone zones.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Anne-Marie Trevelyan, MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed, former Minister for International Development

Sponsored by Blackberry
- Day 4 International Disaster Response
10:55 11:15

Disaster Response and Resilience: Immediate Lessons Learned from the Pandemic

You cant get a bigger global disaster than a Pandemic. It has been top of the governments risk register for over 10 years, however no matter what the preparations you put in place, the virus has its say first and leads the battle.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Sebastian Bassett-James, Director - EPS

Sponsored by Blackberry
- Day 4 International Disaster Response
11:15 11:45

Channel Migrant Crisis - How has this been influenced by the Pandemic?

A case study of multi agency cooperation in dealing with the Migrant/Refugee Crisis and more.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Admiral the Rt. Hon. Lord West of Spithead GCB DSC PC, Chairman, ISE

Commanding Officer, 47 regiment Royal Artillery - Ministry of Defence

Sponsored by Blackberry
- Day 4 International Disaster Response
11:45 12:15

Should we be concerned about Border Security and Bio Animal Health

We have seen the impact a human pandemic has had on our economy, our society and the pressure it has put on out borders. However, what of bio security in relation to animals and livestock?

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

John Coyne, Head of Border Security - Australian Strategic Policy Institute

Sponsored by Blackberry
- Day 4 International Disaster Response
12:15 12:25

TBA

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Sponsored by Blackberry
- Day 4 International Disaster Response
12:25 13:10

Managing a Real Crisis - The Practical Lessons

Tracy Daszkiewicz led the multi agency team dealing with not one but two major incident of contamination of one of our most iconic cities with one of the worlds deadliest nerve agents, Novichok.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Tracy Daszkiewicz, DD Population Health & Wellbeing - PHE South West

Jacqui Semple, Chair - Emergency Planning Society

Sponsored by Blackberry
- Day 4 International Disaster Response
13:10 13:40

The importance of Communications in a Crisis/Disaster and dealing with the Press

How often is it that the criticism around disasters is that the information is scarce and people clammer to understand what is going on? Hear perspectives from Sheena Thompson an advisor to corporate entities, government and more and Paul Peachy a leading Journalist.

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Paul Peachy, Journalist

Sheena Thomson, Founder - Conduit Associates (UK)

Sponsored by Blackberry
- Day 4 International Disaster Response
13:40 14:10

Lessons Learned - Supporting the health response to the Pandemic with the Nightingale Hospitals and Testing sites

What were the challenges assoicated to the practical response of the NHS and Government building a 3000 bed hospital with all equipment in 10 days, opening hundreds of testing sites as well as other Nightingale Hospitals across the country and how were those challeges met?

Chairperson

Philip Ingram MBE

Speakers

Jason Towse, Managing Director - Soft Services, Mitie

Paul Stubbs, Counter Terrorism Security Advisor

Alison Stuart, Counter Terrorism Security Advisor

Sponsored by Blackberry