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GUARDING OUR CRITICAL NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE SYSTEMS THAT CONTROL THEMLocation: London, United Kingdom
Main Conference: 28th -29th April 2015 Post Conference Workshop: 30th April 2015
SENIOR SPEAKER PANEL INCLUDES:The Right Honourable James Arbuthnot, Former Chairman of the Defence Select Committee, Houses of Parliament
Mr John Dickinson, CybersecurityControl Systems Manager,Sellafield Ltd
Mr Mohib Rahman, Energy Team Lead, CPNI Section, Office of Cyber Security and Information Assurance, UK Cabinet Office
Mr Lhoussain Lhassani, CISSP, Sr. Specialist Asset Management, Stedin
Mr Ragnar Rattas, Head of CIIP Section, Republic of Estonia Information System Authority
Mr David Willacy, Digital Risk & Security Manager, The UK National Grid
Mr Helder Francisco, SCADA Manager, EDP SA
“Cyberspace is a complex and rapidly changing environment and it contains many and various threats to our Critical National Infrastructure – I am very much looking forward to chairing and speaking at this event next April. The Right Honourable James Arbuthnot
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TOP 4 REASONS TO ATTEND:1Benefit from a panel of SCADA controllers and Heads of Information
Security from a Energy to Transport to Manufacturing –learn how they protect their critical systems.
2 Learn about the guidelines and legislation being developed to monitor and control the quality of the cyber security solutions protecting
these ICSs in order to align your long term security strategy. Hear from Speakers such as The Right Honourable James Arbuthnot and Dr. Evanglies Ouzounis of ENISA
3Further your understanding of the current solutions available in the market and how they can protect your control systems from malicious
intrusions – place your company at the forefront of the field in terms of the software protecting your automated control systems.
4Ensure that you are prepared to maximize resilience and minimise your vulnerability by learning about the latest cyber threats to ICSs, both
human and technical, in the world today – with expert insight from the European Cybercrime Centre and US CENTCOM.
Dear Colleague,
Following the great success of the inaugural 2014 event, ICS Cyber Security will be returning to London in April, boasting a more diverse speaker panel and a new rationale: communicating the business risk of cyber intrusions into ICS.
Industrial Control Systems are increasingly receiving more attention as both businesses and governments realize the severe ramifications of a cyber attack on CNI or a key plant. As a result, we are delighted to announce the attendance of Sellafield Ltd., Stedin, Waternet and US Central Command, presenting case studies and success stories of foiled cyber attacks on their systems.
ICS Cyber Security 2015 will not only raise your awareness of the current threats to industrial control systems but also explore how to combat them, emphasising the preventative and reactive measures that you can take to protect the systems and the plants that they control.
If you would like more details about any aspect of the event then please do not hesitate to contact our enquiries team on +44 (0) 20 7368 9737.
Until then, I look forward to welcoming you to London in April.
Yours Sincerely,
Alexander Jupp
Conference Producer | ICS Cyber Security | Defence IQ
ICS CYBER SECURITY 2015 SPEAKER FACULTYThe Right Honourable James Arbuthnot, Former Chairman of the Defence Select Committee, Houses of Parliament
Mr John Dickinson, CybersecurityControl Systems Manager, Sellafield Ltd
Mr Lhoussain Lhassani, CISSP, Sr. Specialist Asset Management, Stedin
Mr Michael Boyer, Chief of Cyber Initiatives and Cyber Security, US CENTCOM
Miguel Garcia-Menendez, Head of Corporate Governance and Strategy, Industrial Cybersecurity Centre
Mr Helder Francisco, SCADA Manager, EDP SA
Mr Stefano Mele, Research Director, IISS
Mr Mohib Rahman, Energy Team Lead, CPNI Section, Office of Cyber Security and Information Assurance, UK Cabinet Office
Mr Ragnar Rattas, Head of CIIP Section, Republic of Estonia Information System Authority
Ms Marian Krotofil, ICS Security Engineer, ENCS
Mr David Willacy, Digital Risk & Security Manager, The UK National Grid
Mr Troels Oerting, Assistant Director and Head of EC3, EUROPOL – European
Mr Christopher Hankin,Director of the Institute for Security Science and Technology and Head of the Sub-Group on Trustworthy Industrial Control Systems, Imperial College London
ADVISORY BOARD
Emphasizing the business risk posed by cyber attacks on SCADA systems and how to communicate this within your organisation – make board members understand the impact these attacks can have on the bottom line.Examining and evaluating various methods for guarding against human error and preventing successful cyber intrusions in our post-conference workshops, hosted by Sellafield and ENCS.The speaker panel will be more diverse than ever before, boasting a stimulating blend of organisations, businesses and government representatives. A detailed examination of the work being done by European institutions and governments for the protection of industrial control systems - how are these bodies working with Critical Infrastructure operators and how can you get involved?
WHAT’S NEW FOR 2015?
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Mr Richard Piggin, Principal Security Consultant,Atkins Global
Mr William Horner, Process Automation Consultant, Sabic
Mr Michael Boyer, Chief of Cyber Initiatives and Cyber Security, US CENTCOM
Mr John Dickinson, Cybersecurity Control Systems Manager,Sellafield Ltd.
The Right Honourable James Arbuthnot, Former Chairman of the Defence Select Committee, Houses of Parliament
CONFERENCE DAY ONE / 28TH APRIL 201508:30 COFFEE & REGISTRATION09:00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks The Rt. Hon. James Arbuthnot MP09:10 The Cyber Protection of UK Critical National Infrastructure Current UK government strategy for protecting CNI from malicious cyber intrusion Why the government and industry must work more closely together in this regard What is the future of UK strategy in this area? The Right Honourable James Arbuthnot, Former Chairman of Defence Select Committee, Houses of Parliament09:50 Cyber Security for ICS – ‘Good Practice Guidelines’ What can be done to identify, secure, maintain, modify, manage and protect a system? Going beyond ‘Don’t Connect SCADA to the internet’ – The challenge of attaching digital cyber security solutions to analogue control systems Current and future cyber threats to CNI – improving the resilience of Sellafield to handle them Mr John Dickinson, Cybersecurity Control Systems Manager, Sellafield Ltd.
10:20 Presentation from Lead Industry Sponsor Atkins Global Mr Richard Piggin, Principal Security Consultant, Atkins Global
10:40 COFFEE & NETWORKING
11:10 Providing for the Cyber Security of the UK’s Critical National Infrastructure Threats – from a high level perspective The importance we attach to the CNI and our approach to protecting it - incorporating risk based approaches and read across from physical The work currently being done by departments and industry to understand vulnerabilities and improve resilience Our ambition for what the landscape should look like going forward, post the national cyber security programme - business as usual, continuous improvement and standards development Mr Mohib Rahman, Energy Lead for CNI Team, Office of Cyber Security and Information Assurance
11:40 ENISA’s Approach to ICS-SCADA Security EU Cyber Security Strategy - emphasis on ICS-SCADA EU proposed NIS Directive - emphasis on ICS-SCADA ENISA’s work on ICS-SCADA Good Practices and recommendations on ICS-SCADA. Dr Vangelis Ouzounis, Head of Resilience and Critical Information Infrastructure , ENISA
12:10 Cyber Security Architecture for Operational Technology (ICS/SCADA) Best practices from the field – gaining experience from different sectors Success factors for achieving business continuity in the face of potential vulnerabilities A risk-based approach to Cyber Security Mr Lhoussain Lhassani, CISSP, Sr. Specialist Asset management., STEDIN
12:40 NETWORKING LUNCH13:40 Cyber Security for ICS – Where Business and Government Converge Why business must start taking IT security more seriously! Convincing the boardroom that resilient Cyber Protection is worth the outlay The trade-off between buying ‘off-the-shelf’ cyber security solutions that can be implemented without a break in production and taking Control Systems offline to build new security programs into the structure of those systems Mr Michael Boyer, Chief of Cyber Initiative and Cyber Security, US CENTCOM
14:20 Advanced Threats Require Advanced ICS Cybersecurity: An Intelligence-Driven DefenceICS cyber security in today’s reality requires moving beyond defence-in-depth to effectively address the targeting of Industrial Controls Systems (ICS) by Advanced Persistent Threats (APT). Recent ICS aware cyber attacks have demonstrated the need to develop capabilities beyond traditional prevention strategies although it is vital to do so only from a solid foundation. ICS defenders will need to consider their security strategy and optimize for detecting intrusion attempts and identifying and responding to suspicious events within the ICS and process. It is no longer sufficient to focus on “Prevention”, a prepared organization can detect and disrupt the types of attacks reported in today’s headlines.During this presentation participants will learn: Insight into APTs targeting ICS and critical infrastructure Recommendations on how to move beyond firewall and defensive protections How to use intelligence to combat targeted attack against ICS How to apply the Cyber Kill Chain® methodology to reduce risk to your organization Andrew Wadsworth, Head of Process Control Security, Lockheed Martin IS&GS
14:40 Increasing Awareness of the Cyber threat to ICS, as the Water Network Becomes More Remote Accessible The company’s approach to Cyber Security – Separating IT and ICS Networked Critical National Infrastructure – the potential ripples felt in one sector of CNI, as a result of a successful cyber attack on the ICS in another Proposals for solutions at both the technical and personnel level – increasing resilience15:20 COFFEE AND NETWORKING15:50 Boardroom Workshops
Seize the chance to engage with other end-users and operators over the specific challenges afflicting your sector: Learn from thought-leaders about the progress and future direction of cyber security solutions in your field Work together to generate smart, effective and up to date measures to protect your systems and production Limited Spaces Available!17:20 Focus Panel: Feedback from the Boardroom sessions
17:40 CHAIRMAN’S CLOSE AND END OF DAY ONE
Securing the integrity of the systems
controlling extraction and production sites
Exploring the impact of a disruption to a
nation’s water supply
Maintaining the consistent operation of
complex transport networks
Safeguarding the productivity of large
manufacturing centres
ManufacturingTransportationOil & GasUtilities
CONFERENCE DAY TWO / 29TH APRIL 201508:30 COFFEE & REGISTRATION
09:00 Chairman’s Recap of Day One
09:10 Providing for the UK’s Energy Needs Handling the cyber security of a large and complex system of systems Lifecycle management and security for IT in the engineering environment Achieving complete visibility and awareness of security risk during the entire procurement process Mr David Willacy, Digital Risk & Security Manager, UK National Grid
09:50 Mapping the Future of Cyber Protection at EDP SA – Analysing the Key requirements Implementing new firewalls onto an interconnected system When changing the cyber security software of one corporation has ramifications for parent companies Case study of a recent update made to the plant’s SCADA systems Mr Helder Francisco, Control Systems Manager, EDP SA
10:30 COFFEE & NETWORKING
11:00 Estonian approach to ICS/SCADA security assessment: lessons learnt and conclusions How the EISA has carried out multiple ICS/SCADA security assessments over the period of last 3 years in various sectors including energy, utilities and transport What was assessed and what assessed companies gained out of those projects What we learned and concluded from the state perspective Mr Ragnar Rattas, CIIP, Republic of Estonia Information System Authority
11:40 A Collective EU Response to Cybercrime Why the ‘collective response’ is so vital to the protection of our ICS What work does the ECC do to this end? What will collaboration on Cyber Security for the ICS in our CNI look like in the future? Mr Troels Oerting, Assistant Director and Head of EC3, EUROPOL – European Cybercrime Centre
12:20 NETWORKING LUNCH
13:30 Not everything needs to be encrypted: Confidentiality in Industrial Control Systems This talk will debunk the myth about insecurity of Industrial Control Systems due to lacking encryption support in the field protocols. Clarification of vocabulary: confidentiality, privacy, anonymity What data and information need to be confidential in the context of Industrial Control Systems. Alternatives to encryption for ensuring confidentiality of the field data Marina Krotofil, Senior Security Consultant, ENCS
14:10 Critical Energy Infrastructure and Cyber Attacks: A Strategic Analysis For Tactical Protection The exponential spread of new ‘Cyber-weapons’ The strategic application of these weapons to industrial control systems and the danger they pose therein Improving the resilience of CNI to these weapons Stefano Mele, Research Director, Italian Institute of Strategic Studies ‘Niccolò Machiavelli’
14:50 COFFEE AND NETWORKING
15:20 The Research Institute: Trustworthy Industrial Control Systems The Activities of the Research Institute: assessing physical damage as a result of Cyber attacks on ICSs; communicating an appreciation of business risk posed by cyber attacks to vulnerable industrial entities; developing technical interventions to improve the resilience of these systems to attack Update on the results of the Institute’s recent research into developing resilience in CNI Projection for the future; generating impactful and practical solutions to Industrial Cyber Security threats Mr Christopher Hankin, Director, Institute for Security Science and Technology, Imperial College
15:50 The importance of a multidisciplinary ecosystem for industrial cybersecurity Why the vulnerability of ICS to Cyber attacks is a long term, strategic business problem Establishing the costs of cyber attacks at both a business and technical level Collating intelligence on cyber threats effectively Miguel Garcia-Menendez, Head of Corporate Governance and Strategy, Industrial Cyber Security Centre
16:20 Focus Panel Discussion How to improve the physical reliability of ICS systems Bridging the gap between the cyber security needs of CNI and existing regulations in the EU How to ensure that industry and their ICS stay up to date with the evolving threat environments
17:00 CHAIRMAN’S CLOSE AND END OF DAY TWO
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COFFEE & REGISTRATION
09:50 Chairman’s Recap
WORKSHOP A
10:00 Preventative actions to be taken to defend against Cyber Security Attacks on ICSAttend a workshop where you will have the chance to learn practicable Cyber Security Skills from qualified control systems professionals Develop your understanding of the best protocols governing human actions, which can provide a first line of defence against Cyber attacks Understanding the form of current cyber threats to ICS from the basic level to the complexity of REGIN Deciding on the correct solutions (whether software, hardware or a new personnel protocol) Integrating those solutions within your existing industrial architecture Testing and assessing the protection provided by the new solutions – what gaps are left
Mr John Dickinson, Cybersecurity Control Systems Manager, Sellafield Ltd
12:00 NETWORKING LUNCH
WORKSHOP B
13:10 A mission-centric approach to threat assessment for Industrial Control SystemsMission-oriented (or business process-oriented) approach to risk assessment is currently gaining acceptance in the industry. The interactive workshop will take the audience through the steps of the mission-oriented risk and threat assessment for Industrial Control Systems.
Every organization has a mission, e.g. to generate profit, which can be fulfilled through the accomplishment of the smaller missions such as delivering services and products to customers, billing, maintaining health of the own infrastructure, compliance with the regulatory requirements, etc. Traditionally, the success of cyber security measures are determined by the level of protection of critical network infrastructure components and software assets from attackers. At the same time, it is understood that the ultimate goal of cyber security is to protect ongoing and planned missions (operational goals). Using current methods, it is virtually impossible to determine the impact of a cyber-attack on the physical process under control and attainment of mission objectives. Do we know which mission elements are affected? Can we continue to operate and fulfill the mission? Can we salvage part of the mission? As a result the ability to respond to an attack is much less effective than it could be.
Mission-oriented approach is sustainable in that once it is done, it doesn’t need to be revisited or changed often. It is also actionable in thatthe exposure of the process to a new form of attack can be quickly analyzed so appropriate protections can be implemented. Commonalities with the current standards (ISO27005 and IEC62443) and established approaches. Practical process of mapping cyber resources to activities, tasks, and missions. Layered approach to the analysis of the infrastructure dependencies: gaining awareness of the dependencies between cyber and physical assets and their impact on the health of the process control systems and underlying physical process. Introduction of the operational security properties to facilitate qualitative evaluation of the impact of a cyber-attack on the operational goals set for the missions. Integration of timing parameter to evaluate the amount of impact an incident will have. Impact assessment of cyber-physical attacks and maintaining continuity of operations during network incidents.
Marina Krotofil, Senior Security Consultant, ENCS
POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP DAY / 30TH APRIL 2015
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Lockheed Martin’s Industrial Defender products and services deliver leading solutions for cybersecurity, compliance and change management of industrial control systems (ICS). Its flagship product, Industrial Defender Automation Systems Manager™ (ASM), has become the de facto standard to ensure the availability and reliability of key industrial processes amid escalating cyber threats, increasing regulatory burdens and accelerating ICS management challenges. Over 400 companies in 25 countries rely on Lockheed Martin’s Industrial Defender products and services to reduce costs, manage risks and enhance operational excellence.
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