Rail Cyber Security Summit

The proliferation and advancement of integrated operational technologies and the Railway Internet of Things has enhanced operational efficiency but paradoxically has increased the attack surface exponentially across the international transport sector. The impact of supply chain vulnerabilities, insecure IT systems, the challenge of securely converging IT and OT and managing blind spots in the networks asset inventory, has increased the threat to security and safety across the rail sector. This year we will address how C level executives are driving digital transformation, how they can more effectively adopt Industry 4.0 and become more invested in ensuring the design of a secure foundation. We will raise significant awareness on how funding and investment decisions are being made with cybersecurity as a priority, implementation challenges in realisation of the CIO digitisation strategy and how the sector is collectively defining safety and security for Rail I.o.T.
 

Speakers: Darren Hepburn, Network Rail Telecoms, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Vish Kalpura, Network Rail, Principal Engineer, Ian Maxwell, Office of Rail and Road, Head of Train Control Systems, David Tapia Santamaria, CAF, Cybersecurity Engineer, Technology Division, R&D Department, Nigel Stanley, TUV Rheinland, Chief Technology Officer, Operational Technology, and Industrial Cybersecurity CoE, Eddy Thesee, Alstom, Vice President Cybersecurity, Darren Handley, Department for Transport, Policy Lead - Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, Chris Blask, Unisys, Global Director Industrial and IoT Security, Manpreet Mann, Bombardier Transportation Thailand Ltd, Product Director Networks and Cyber Security, Douglas Young, East West Rail, Head of Asset Management and Information, Monish Sengupta, East West Rail, Head of Engineering

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