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13 March 2018, Tuesday • 8:30am - 3:30pm S221, 2/F, Phase One (Old Wing), Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre |
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Event Highlights |
Due to the increased frequency and sophistication level of cyber threats, surveillance is no longer sufficient to secure enterprise IT infrastructures and assets. Coupled with the shortage of security professionals, Managed Security Services Providers (MSSPs) are gaining attention worldwide, and the number of them are on the rise.
To provide best-in-class managed security services to enterprises, MSSPs are required to have a strong alliance with security vendors, the capability to provide an outside-in security posture rating, together with a well-developed security operation centre (SOC) for monitoring, identifying and responding to cyber security incidents in real time.
Into its 5th year, Singtel Cyber Security Forum 2018 will take a deep dive into how MSSPs can secure enterprise assets by offering up-to-date security architectures, advanced defence strategies and threat intelligence. The event will also focus on the current cyber security landscape, the evolution of cyber threats and, the proactive and preventive approaches of cyber defence.
Join more than 300 key security professionals and C-Level executives from the financial services, government, manufacturing, media, and retail industries at this full-day event. In addition to the morning conference, you are welcome to attend any of the three afternoon tracks, which will focus on: Outside-in Defence Approach; Next-Generation End-Point Security; and Network and Cloud-Based Security.
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8:30am |
Registration and Showcase Visit |
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9:00am |
Opening Remarks
Teddy Ko Country Director, Hong Kong, Global Enterprise Business, Singtel |
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9:10am |
Opening Keynote: The State of Cyber Security in 2020
Miro Pihkanen Partner, Cyber Risk Services, Risk Advisory, Deloitte China |
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9:40am |
Keynote 1: Enabling the Convergence of IoT and Security in the Digital Economy
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The significant rise of Internet-of-Things (IoT) and Machine-to Machine (M2M) technologies has led to enterprises exploring new business models to enable digital transformation. This has created new and exciting business opportunities, and spawned new cyber threats at the same time.
While machine learning helps to analyse data and improve operational efficiency in IoT, it is also a critical component in securing IoT infrastructures through algorithm study. In addition to the authentication of connected devices, enterprises can leverage machine learning to detect abnormal activities and receive timely cyber attack reports.
Dr. Ong Chen Hui Director, OT Security, Cyber Security, Group Enterprise, Singtel |
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10:10am |
Networking Tea Break and Showcase Visit |
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10:40am |
Keynote 2: The State of Threat Intelligence: Why We Need to Stay Alert
Ralph Pisani Executive Vice President Field Operations, Exabeam |
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11:10am |
Keynote 3: Redefining the Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) in the Digital World
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With digitalisation, cyber security landscapes have been changing year after year. On a global level, an increasing lack of security professionals, together with more sophisticated cybercrime tactics, has led to significantly higher cyber risks. In the face of such operating challenges, Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) are now taking the lead in providing surveillance and managing security architectures.
Traditionally, an MSSP’s role is similar to that of an ISP, providing network services that are complementary to a basic suite of SIEM solutions such as firewalls and antivirus software. In a complex security environment, however, enterprises need 24x7 automation, orchestration, simplicity, and scalability. Find out how enterprises can achieve all that by leveraging the capabilities of MSSPs.
David Mclinton Head, Asia Pacific Operations, Cyber Security, Group Enterprise, Singtel |
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11:40am |
Panel Discussion: Maximising the Synergistic Effect of Cyber Security ToolsRead more
Due to the increasing importance of cyber security, enterprises are eager to deploy various cyber defence approaches, tactics and tools for security enhancement. However, failure to apply effective security measures may result in cyber security gaps which will eventually put enterprises at risk.
During this panel discussion, industry leaders and experts will deep dive into the best practices of cyber security; explore how organisations can leverage different tools to maximise cyber defence; and share experiences to provide deeper insights on how to implement a proactive and effective cyber security strategy.
Panel Chair : Harry Pun, Director, Cyber Security, Group Enterprise, Singtel
Executive Panelists :
Dr. Lucas Hui, Senior Director, Security and Data Sciences, ASTRI
Patrick Liu, Head of Information Security Risk Management, DBS Bank (Hong Kong) Limited
Anna Gamvros, Partner & Co-head of Technology & Innovation, Asia, Norton Rose Fulbright, Hong Kong
Maurice Mo, Senior Director, Regional IT Security, Prudential Corporation Asia
David Mclinton, Head, Asia Pacific Operations, Cyber Security, Group Enterprise, Singtel |
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12:20pm |
Networking Luncheon and Showcase Visit |
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Track A - Outside-in Defence Approach
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As an increasing number of enterprises outsource their business processes and operations, sensitive data could be compromised without proper vendor management policies to ensure that the necessary security measures are in place. Unfortunately, many enterprises tend to neglect this, thus putting their business operations and reputation at risk. On the inside, employees could potentially put your enterprise at risk since they are familiar with your network’s topology and have access to sensitive data, yet, they access to social media platforms which is an emerging source
for cyber attack. In view of growing regulatory concerns pertaining to third-party cyber risk, and a lack of proactive monitoring of internal stakeholders, this track will focus on the outside-in cyber defence approach and deep dive into vendor risk management and how an organisation can meet compliance audits through surveillance.
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How to Scale a Vendor Risk Management (VRM) Program
BitSight Technologies is transforming how companies manage information security risk with objective, evidence-based security ratings. The company's Security Rating Platform continuously analyzes vast amounts of external data on security behaviors in order to help organizations manage third party risk, benchmark performance, and assess and negotiate cyber insurance premiums.
In this segment, BitSight addresses the challenges organizations face as third party vendor risk landscape evolves and the considerations in developing a framework to counter them. We will look into:
- Why VRM needs to be more efficient
- How to drive efficiency & scale
- What will the security ratings market look like in the future?
For more information, please visit www.bitsighttech.com or follow us on Twitter (@BitSight).
Serene Siow Regional Director, APAC, BitSight Technologies |
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2:00pm |
The Cybersecurity Implications of Digital Transformation
Amir Ofek CEO, Cyberint |
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2:30pm |
Hacking into Your Own Security Infrastructure and Its Benefits
Tales from the trenches – what it’s like to hack your organisation’s network, databases and systems and why you should do it.
Threat-intellegence led penetration testing or red teaming is fast becoming a standard activity in many organisations’ security playbook. This approach to security testing holds many benefits and provides a realistic assessment of your resilience to the threats facing your business but there are many misconceptions about red teaming. Hear from Michael Gianarakis, the Director of Trustwave SpiderLabs' Asia-Pacific practice where he leads a team of white hat hackers and red team specialists. He will debunk some of the myths behind red teaming, discussing the shifting regulatory landscape calling for these kinds of tests and whether they are right for your organisation.
Michael Gianarakis Director of SpiderLabs Asia Pacific, Trustwave |
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3:00pm |
Era of Big Data: How Data Analysis Helps You to Defeat Cyber Crimes
In this session, ASTRI will share real-life cases on how Hong Kong enterprises leveraging big data analysis and advanced technologies to eliminate vulnerabilities and sharpen their cyber defence.
Dr. Lucas Hui Senior Director, Security and Data Sciences, ASTRI |
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Track B - Next-Generation End-Point Security
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The accelerating pace of digitisation and mobilisation has led to increased enterprise usage of endpoint devices. Consequently, enterprise network security perimeters have become blurred and endpoint devices are now the prime targets for malware attacks. This has led to a substantial rise in demand for endpoint security measures. In this track, speakers will focus on end-point security and how an organisation can leverage actionable threat intelligence with deception technology for effective monitoring and investigation.
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Cognitive Security, ML, AI - Oh My! How These Technologies Can Help or Hurt Your Security Strategy
You’ve heard all the buzz words - Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Cognitive Security, Machine Learning – and you have been inundated with the security companies spewing marketing claims that these technologies will solve all your security problems; however, how do you effectively test the efficacy of these technologies? How can you be sure that they are helping reduce risk in your environment and what is the cost of using these types of technologies within your defense strategy?
Michael A. Davis
Chief Technology Officer, CounterTack |
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2:00pm |
Contain Attacks on the EndPoint
Ralph Wu Sales Engineer, CyberArk, Hong Kong & Macau |
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2:30pm |
Governing Your Enterprise Assets with Deception Technology
Dr. Ken Baylor Regional Vice-President, Attivo Networks |
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3:00pm |
Latest Incident Response Case Study: Tricks, Traps and Approach
Anthony Lai Director, Knownsec Hong Kong and Macau
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Track C - Network and Cloud-Based Security
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With the digital landscape evolving at breakneck speeds, detecting and preventing cyber threats with the latest cyber security technologies will no longer suffice. The modern day enterprise cyber security framework should also include advanced threat intelligence and analytics.
As more and more attacks occur, such intelligence will provide the ability to recognise and react to indicators of attack and compromise scenarios in a timely manner.
Given that every business is different, so are the security requirements. Protecting your enterprise assets is an ongoing exercise, rather than a one-off one. Beyond traditional security, it is critical to establish security in the cloud to enable higher visibility for better management and control. However, storing data in hybrid or multi clouds creates cyber vulnerabilities that could put your enterprise at risk.In this track, speakers will share ways to narrow the intelligence gap and how enterprises can effectively leverage the cloud for this purpose.
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Adopting Cloud, SaaS, Mobility, SD-WAN? How to Transform Your Network Security and Improve Performance
Digital transformation is a powerful business enabler that is fundamentally changing technology ecosystems, as we rapidly transition to cloud services, mobility, SD-WAN and much more. However, such a transformation significantly impacts security, network traffic flows, applications, user experience, and cost. Hear how Zscaler’s Cloud Security Platform is driving digital transformation with better security, simplified IT and lower costs.
Scott Robertson Vice President, Asia Pacific and Japan, Zscaler |
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2:00pm |
Next-Gen CASB with Zero-Day, Agentless Data & Threat Protection
Public cloud adoption and growing BOYD are two massive trends that are transforming enterprise IT and business agility. With these trends, corporate data is moving beyond on-premise security and outside of IT control, giving way to a blind spot and new security challenge. Enterprises need a solution that empowers employees to work the way they want, and a solution to protect corporate data everywhere, end-to-end security. Bitglass, the only hybrid CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker), pioneered a data-centric approach to security and protection. Audience will be given first-hand knowledge on next-gen Zero-day Core CASB technology and use-cases to protect data as enterprises increase their adoption of public cloud SaaS and IaaS. Showcase & demo session is available at the booth.
Joseph Green
VP WW, Solutions Engineering, Bitglass Inc |
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Myth of Cyber Deterrence: Adopting Cloud Security in the Workplace Charles Woo Hong Kong and Macau Technical Consultant, Palo Alto Networks |
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Embracing the Future of a Physical Secured City
We live in a time where video surveillance has been increasingly deployed and has become a ubiquitous tool exploited for public security. The trend is set to rise, owing to ongoing innovations, terrorism threats, cost reductions, and increasing manpower cost. This is despite the fact that there are concerns surrounding privacy, threats and the need for high bandwidth and deployment cost. In this keynote, NCS expert will provide insights on the trends of video surveillance and how one could harness the technology for different applications be it in the security, commercial, institutional sectors, bringing you new opportunities of a technological change.
Yingyu Xia Product Manager, NCS |
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Dr. Lucas Hui Senior Director, Security and Data Sciences ASTRI
Dr Lucas Hui has been appointed as Senior Director, Security and Data Sciences (SNDS), since February 2018. He is responsible for developing strategic plans for the technology division which focuses on cybersecurity, blockchain technology, and big data analytics; building and leading R&D teams, as well as engaging customers and collaborators from both the industry and the Government.
Dr Hui’s research interests include information security, authentication services, network security, cryptography, and electronic commerce. Before joining ASTRI, he was the founder and Honorary Director of the Centre for Information Security and Cryptography, and concurrently an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science in the The University of Hong Kong. Dr Hui received his BSc and MPhil degrees in Computer Science from The University of Hong Kong, and his MSc and PhD degrees in computer science from the University of California, Davis. Besides actively publishing research papers, he has strong experience in consultation work in security systems, and in industrial collaboration projects.
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Dr. Ken Baylor Regional Vice-President Attivo Networks
Dr. Ken Baylor is the Regional Vice-President for Attivo Networks. Ken is recognized as a leader in Data Protection, Information Security and Regulatory Compliance. Ken is a business-focused CISO, and served in that role for multiple organizations. Dr. Baylor is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and a Certified Information Systems Manager (CISM). His was formally trained both as a scientist and lawyer.
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Joseph Green VP WW Solutions Engineering Bitglass Inc.
Joe Green is Vice President, WW Systems Engineering for Bitglass. Based in the U.S., Mr. Green leads the pre-sales Systems Engineering, Channel Engineering and Inside Sales Engineering team WW. He focuses on technology evangelism, growing the business and creating a tight alignment with Sales, Partners and Customers.
Mr. Green joined Bitglass in 2017, after three years at Palo Alto Networks Asia Pacific and 11 years at Juniper Networks (U.S./APAC). Mr. Green was also Vice President of Systems Engineers at Juniper Networks for Asia Pacific. Prior to Juniper, Mr. Green worked for NetScreen Technologies, Check Point Software and other companies in the Network and Security space.
His career has been divided between North America, Asia Pacific as well as WW roles. He has been actively involved with Network Security for 20+ years. Throughout his career, Mr. Green has worked closely with companies WW to help adapt and evolve their security postures. He has also done extensive work with F1000 companies on BYOD, Mobile, Cloud, Collaboration and Social Media systems.
Mr. Green graduated from Arizona State University with Bachelors of Science
and Fine Arts (Computer Animation and Digital Photography) and has a Master’s Degree in Information Systems. He is a keen photographer, a father of two and is also a 10x Ironman Triathlete.
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Serene Siow Regional Director, Asia Pacific & Japan BitSight Technologies
Serene Siow has close to 20 years experience in the Asia Pacific IT Industry. As current Regional Director of BitSight, she is responsible for driving sales, establishing channel relationships and growing Asia Pacific and Japan’s customer base.
Prior to her current role, Serene held leadership positions including Managing Director, Singapore, at established global Value-added distributor – Exclusive Networks. During her tenure at Exclusive Networks, Serene was responsible for partnering with market leading and emerging vendors that provide cybersecurity, networking and infrastructure technologies through a channel of resellers in Singapore. She established, managed and evolved strategic partnerships with reputable System Integrators and resellers, to ensure exponential growth in sales. |
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Michael A. Davis CTO CounterTack
Michael A. Davis has been privileged to help shape and educate the global community on the evolution of IT security. His portfolio of clients includes international corporations such as AT&T, Sears, and Exelon as well as the U.S. Department of Defense. Davis’ early embrace of entrepreneurship earned him a spot on BusinessWeek’s “Top 25 under 25” list, recognizing his 2005 launch of IT security consulting firm Savid Technologies, which was recognized as one of the fastest growing security companies of its decade. He has a passion for educating others, as a contributing author for the “Hacking Exposed” books, as a speaker at dozens of conferences and symposiums, and through industry publications including InformationWeek and Dark Reading.
Most recently, Davis has served as CTO of CounterTack, provider of an endpoint security platform delivering real-time cyber threat detection and forensics. He chose to join the company because he recognized that the battle is moving to the endpoint, and that conventional IT security technologies can’t protect enterprises. Rather, he saw a need to deliver to the community continuous attack monitoring backed by automated threat analysis.
Davis brings a solid background in IT threat assessment and protection to his latest posting, having been Senior Manager Global Threats for McAfee prior to launching Savid, which was acquired by External IT.
Aside from his work advancing cyber security, Davis has been a partner in a number of diverse entrepreneurial startups; held a leadership position at 3com; managed two Internet service providers; and recently served as President/CEO of the InClaro Group, a firm providing information security advisory and consulting services based on a unique risk assessment methodology.
Davis' ability to analyze, translate, and make connections among emerging IT and security trends combined with a business and entrepreneurial mindset make him a popular speaker — he strives to present complex concepts in a way that delivers value to a range of listeners. He regularly presents at industry conferences including Black Hat, Interop, SuperStrategies, and InfoSecWorld. His long-term vision, to create systems that will “push defenders ahead of attackers,” is relevant to wide array of enterprise, government and vertical-industry stakeholders. |
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Ralph Wu Sales Engineer CyberArk, Hong Kong & Macau
Ralph Wu is Sales Engineer at CyberArk, Hong Kong & Macau. He is assisting different Enterprises to design Privileged Account Security Solution to against cyber threats and secure valuable data - the Heart of the Enterprise. Ralph has more than 15 years in Infrastructure and Cybersecurity domain. Prior joining CyberArk, he is Solutions Manager of HKT. He has lead the team to architect network infrastructure, and multi-layer security solution for different Enterprises to secure and keep their business up & running.
Ralph has assist different financial institutions to design Privileged Account Security Solution to help them comply different compliances, such as C-RAF, SWIFT, etc in 2017. In previous years, he also lead the team to design multi-layer Anti-DDoS solution and is widely adopted by different companies to keep their online business running well.
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Amir Ofek CEO Cyberint
Mr. Ofek is the CEO of CyberInt. He is also a partner at BVL and a board director at Gilat Satellite Networks. In his prior roles, Mr. Ofek was the VP Client Business Executive for SingTel Group at Amdocs and a Director of Management Services at Amdocs. Mr. Ofek is a Captain (Ret.) in the elite IDF Intelligence unit (8200).
Mr. Ofek holds a BSc in Industrial Engineering and Management from the Technion and an MBA from INSEAD.
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Patrick Liu Head of Information Security Risk Management DBS Bank (Hong Kong) Limited
Mr. Patrick Liu has more than 20 years of IT and Security experience including security operation, risk and control and IT audit within top tier financial institutions. As an experience security practitioner, Patrick has been responsible for performing and managing a wide range of security consulting, risk and threat assessment, security training, cyber crisis management planning program. Patrick is currently the Head of Information Security Risk Management of DBS Bank (Hong Kong) Ltd. He was awarded the Hong Kong Cyber Security Professionals Awards in 2017 in recognition of his commitment in the cyber security field.
Mr. Liu acquired several professional certifications including CISSP, CISSP-ISSAP, CISA, CGEIT, CRISC, CIA and ABCP.
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Miro Pihkanen Partner, Cyber Risk Services, Risk Advisory Deloitte China
Miro is a Deloitte Partner in Hong Kong with over two decades of international experience in various areas of Cyber. He has worked across numerous industries and delivered Cyber strategies, architectures, policies, standards, and Cyber solutions and services. Before joining Deloitte he held positions in various industry sectors including FSI, CP&R, Public Sector and TMT. Most recently Miro has been serving Deloitte’s biggest global clients including a major global bank where he led a Cyber Transformation program focused on building a repeatable and standardised framework to assist in design and delivery of their future Cyber initiatives.
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Ralph Pisani Executive Vice President Field Operations Exabeam
With 20 years of experience in sales and channel and business development, Ralph is widely recognized as one of the top security sales leaders in Silicon Valley. He led the Imperva worldwide sales organization from an early stage through the company’s successful IPO. Prior to Imperva, he served as vice president of Worldwide OEM Sales at SecureComputing (acquired by McAfee); and Regional vice president of Sales and vice president of Channel and Business Development for CipherTrust (acquired by SecureComputing). Ralph also has held global sales leadership roles with Sophos, Inc., HR Logic, Inc. and EMDS Consulting, Inc. Ralph has a BA in Business from Bentley University.
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Anthony Lai Director Knownsec Hong Kong and Macau
Anthony Lai focus on offensive "Kungfu", malware analysis, target attack research as well as attribution. He is passionate over Capture the Flag game, reverse engineering and exploitation for years.
After inspired by Black Hat and DEFCON in 2007-8, he has found a non-profit making research group called VXRL (Valkyrie-X Security Research Group) since 2009 in Hong Kong, researchers have published various research in various security and hacker conference including AVTokyo, Codegate, Blackhat USA, DEFCON, DFRWS, HITCON, HTCIA USA and Asia Pacific. He organized a small conference called VXCON (vxcon.hk) and line up various his good friends to give cutting edge sharing and workshop.
Anthony acts as a director of Knownsec Hong Kong and Macau (knownsec.asia) and currently engages a part-time PhD program in Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, his research focus is on malware/threat attribution, machine learning and software analysis. He has been invited to be the technical team coach with Zetta KE and Alan HO for the CTF Team named "FireBird" sponsored and supported by Cyber Security Lab in HKUST (cybersecurity.cse.ust.hk).
Anthony is a mentor of SANS GREM and GXPN holder for official course.
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Yingyu Xia Product Manager NCS
As a product manager, Yingyu is responsible for IoT product development in NCS Digital. She is actively involved in the process of product shaping and testing, and works very closely with the sales and business development team to market the finished product. She has also participated in several Smart Nation tenders in NCS.
Before embarking on her journey with NCS, she was under the Radio Specialist Team in Singtel Mobile, where she evaluates upcoming mobile and IoT radio technologies and makes recommendations on the appropriate technology to adopt. |
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Anna Gamvros Partner & Co-head of Technology & Innovation, Asia Norton Rose Fulbright, Hong Kong
Anna Gamvros is a technology and data protection partner based in Hong Kong.
Anna is co-author to Internet Law in Hong Kong published by Sweet & Maxwell and is recognised in the Legal 500 and Chambers Asia as a leading individual for her expertise in the area of technology and data protection, in particular for her "extensive IT transactional work" and experience across a number of industries, notably with retail and luxury brands.
Anna's practice focuses primarily on technology and communications related issues. She advises clients on licensing and technology agreements, outsourcing, privacy and data protection, and telecommunications and Internet regulatory issues. She has been located in Hong Kong for the last 15 years and has assisted clients with Hong Kong and China based projects, as well as having a wealth of experience in multi-jurisdictional projects, particularly in implementing e-commerce and data management projects in Asia.
Anna is the Chair of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) KnowledgeNet Chapter in Hong Kong and sits on the IAPP Asia Advisory Board. She is a Fellow of Information Privacy with the IAPP and holds the CIPT and CIPP/Asia certifications. She is admitted as a solicitor in Queensland, Australia and Hong Kong. |
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Charles Woo Hong Kong and Macau Technical Consultant Palo Alto Networks
Charles Woo has been the Hong Kong and Macau Technical Consultant in Palo Alto Networks, the leading cybersecurity vendor, since year 2012. Charles has contributed in plenty core cybersecurity deals in financial services, casino and high-education markets. He specialises in next-generation enterprise architecture design and integrated threat prevention. He is a Certified Network Security Engineer (PCNSE) and an active member of Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). |
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Maurice Mo Senior Director, Regional IT Security Prudential Corporation Asia
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Dr. Ong Chen Hui Director, OT Security, Cyber Security, Group Enterprise Singtel
Dr Ong has distinguished herself as a cybersecurity specialist, with over a decade of experience in malware analysis, artificial intelligence, analytics, risk and vulnerability assessments, security monitoring and incident response. Her research work has been published extensively in leading publications worldwide.
She is currently Director of Operational Technology Security at Singtel, providing operational technology solutions, including industrial control systems, to address cybersecurity issues for business customers. Under her leadership, her team also looks at security solutions that safeguard the Internet-of-Things technologies and devices.
Her earlier experience focused on applied research and development and consultancy for many years as Member and subsequently Principal Member of Technical Staff at DSO Laboratories. In this role, she lead the research and development for Tiers 2 and 3 malware analysis and cyber-vulnerability studies on local critical infrastructure and collaborated closely with multi-national teams from Sandia National Laboratories and local universities.
Dr Ong first joined DSO Laboratories in 1999 and was awarded the DSO Graduate Scholarship to pursue her PhD in Computer Science under the Singapore-MIT Alliance, devoting her final thesis to automated decision-making over time and under uncertain conditions, machine learning and Bayesian modelling. During this time, she was a visiting scholar to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a recipient of the National University of Singapore President’s Graduate Fellowship, presented to PhD students who showed outstanding promise or accomplishment in research.
Dr Ong has earned accreditations as a GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst (GCFA) and GIAC Reverse Engineering Malware (GREM) technologist. She also holds an MSc in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University and a BSc (Honours) in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California at Berkeley in the United States. |
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David Mclinton Head, Asia Pacific Operations, Cyber Security, Group Enterprise Singtel
As a financial and telecommunications services technology risk, regulatory and security leader, David provides thought leadership and policy perspectives on a myriad of information security issues affecting global organisations. David has over 25 years of experience spanning Information risk management, security engineering and operations, customer security and telecommunications consulting in companies such as Standard Chartered, MCI WorldCom and Cable & Wireless.
David joined Singtel from JP Morgan Chase, where he was the Chief Information Security Officer for Asia Pacific and Latin America. He was principally responsible for managing large virtual teams, fostering close relationships with key clients, business partners and regulatory bodies across Asia Pacific, and evolving the firm’s cyber security agenda and risk and control environment.
David has a proven and successful track record in developing, managing and overseeing firm-wide security programmes, budgets and strategies, establishing a security operations centre from ground up to provide robust security monitoring and management services, and fostering and strengthening relationships with clients, business partners and regulatory bodies. |
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Harry Pun Director, Cyber Security, Group Enterprise Singtel
Harry Pun is Director, Cyber Security of Singtel Hong Kong. He is responsible for managing overall Cyber Security business. He leads a team of seasoned security experts to provide security solutions, services and consulting to the clients.
Harry brings with him more than 20 years of experience in IT and Information Security including solution selling and consultancy in the Greater China region. Prior to his current role, Harry was Head of Business Units & Alliances at Dimension Data managing Solution Businesses. He also held several key positions with a variety of IT vendors including NTT Security, Verizon Terremark and Symantec.
Harry holds Master degree and Bachelor Degree in Engineering from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He is also a Certified Information System Security Professional (CISSP). |
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Teddy Ko Country Director, Hong Kong, Global Enterprise Business Singtel
As Country Director at Singtel Hong Kong since November 2015, Teddy Ko is responsible for the office’s sales and growth strategies, and focused on ensuring operational efficiency and profitability.
Prior to joining Singtel, Teddy was Assistant Vice President, Product Marketing at HKT, where he led a team to develop competitive product positioning and business growth strategies for the cloud, FMNS and virtualisation portfolio. He was also previously Head of Solutions at Dimension Data China/Hong Kong. There, he was responsible for growing market share for core solutions such as Network Integration, Security Solutions, Converged Communications and Performance Optimisation.
Teddy is a member of both the Chartered Institute of Marketing (MCIM) and Institute of Engineering and Technology (MIET), and acts as convenor to the Cloud Computing Special Interest Group and Financial Technology (FINTech) Special Interest Group of the Hong Kong Computer Society. He graduated from Hawaii Pacific University with a double BA major in Marketing and Computer Information Systems, and holds an MSc degree in International Business and Management from De Montfort University in the UK. |
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Michael Gianarakis Director of SpiderLabs Asia Pacific Trustwave
Michael Gianarakis is the Director of Trustwave’s SpiderLabs® Asia Pacific practice where he oversees the delivery of technical security services in the region. Michael has over 10 years’ experience in the security industry, previously holding positions at Securus Global, Ernst & Young, and Deloitte. Michael has presented at various industry events and meetups in the region including, Black Hat Asia, Rootcon, CrikeyCon, YOW! and WAHCkon. Michael is also actively involved in the local security community in Australia where he is one of organisers of the monthly SecTalks meetup.
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Scott Robertson Vice President, Asia Pacific and Japan Zscaler
Scott Robertson is Vice President of Asia Pacific and Japan for Zscaler. Scott has over 20 years experience in IT and IT Security, having previously held senior leadership positions at WatchGuard, CRYPTOcard and Microsoft. Scott has a combined MBA from the University of Washington and Macquarie Graduate School of Management, with a concentration in entrepreneurial studies.
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Date : 13 March 2018, Tuesday
Time : 8:30am - 3:30pm
Venue : S221, 2/F, Phase One (Old Wing), Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre |
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