[The following announcement is being sent on behalf of the organizers of the European Smart Grid Cyber Security Forum.]
European Smart Grid Cyber Security Forum
Critical Insight into the industries top priority
14th & 15th March 2011
Marriott Hotel, Regents Park, London
Sponsored by: Siemens, Cisco, Lockheed Martin, SAIC
Partnered by: ESNA, Pike Research
Exhibitor: Qosmos
Book before 17th December and save £200!
Visit www.smi-online.co.uk/smartgridcybersecurity2.asp
to secure your place
SMi are pleased to announce its inaugural European Smart Grid Cyber Security Forum, taking place on the 14th & 15th March 2011 in London. As Governments and utilities around the world continue to work on the deployment of the Smart Grid initiative, cyber security issues around such an infrastructure are now top priority in relation to national security and investment.
In April 2009, reports surfaced that China and Russia had infiltrated the U.S. electrical grid and left behind software programs that could be used to disrupt the system, according to current and former national security officials
Influential players from the European and UK Landscape will look at the importance of Smart Grid Deployment, and the risks associated with digital modernized electricity networks, Don’t miss this rare opportunity to integrate, share insight and help define the landscape of a future industry estimated to be worth in excess of $3.7 Billion by 2015 (Pike Research).
For more information and to book your place visit www.smi-online.co.uk/smartgridcybersecurity2.asp
Hear from industry experts including:
• William Barker, Chief Security Advisor, NIST
• Evangelos Ouzounis, Senior Expert, Network Security Policy, ENISA
• Bram Reinders, Chairman Privacy & Security, Netbeheer Netherlands
• Rajesh Nair, Head of Strategy and Architecture, Swiss Grid
• Ian Collard, Security Practice Manager, Siemens
• Robert Kirchner, Managing Director, Energy and Cyber Services, Lockheed Martin
• Saadat Malik, Senior Manager, Smart Grid Solutions and Architecture, Cisco
• Trevor Niblock, Principal Consultant, Information Risk & Security, British Gas
• Rob Warcup, Manager, Information Risk & Security British Gas
• Stephan Gerhager, Information Security Officer, E.ON Energie
• Johan Rambi, Privacy and Security officer, Alliander
• John Newbury, Director of Power Communication System Research, The Open University
• Frans Campfens, Senior Consultant Smart Grids, Alliander
• Rudolf Baumann, Chairman of the Transmission Security Cooperation and Senior Advisor of Operations, Swiss Grid
• Gitte Bergknut, MU Nordic Information Security Manager, E.ON Sverige
• Josh Wepman, Critical Infrastructure Security Lead, SAIC
• Robert Cragie, Security Working Group Chairman, ZigBee Alliance, PG&E Consultant
• Pierre Loverius, Chief Information Officer, Elia
• Mario Kempton, Head of Information Security, Serious Organised Crime Agency
• Marc M.J. Hullegie, Managing Director, Vest Information Security
• Joshua Pennell, Founder and President, IOActive
• Owain Powell-Jones, Founder & Principal Consultant at Apurien, Forum Chairman at Smartex, Advisory Board at PayComm e.V
To view the programme and full speaker line-up visit www.smi-online.co.uk/smartgridcybersecurity2.asp
Plus we will be running two post conference workshops on the 16th March 2011
• Workshop A – full day Interactive Workshop with IoActive on Smart Meter Penetration Testing
• Workshop B - half day interactive Workshop , free to Utilities, with Cisco on “Leveraging an intelligent communications fabric to enable end to end grid security
Book your place before December 17th and take advantage of our special Early Bird offer
Booking information
Book before December 17th and save £200
Visit www.smi-online.co.uk/smartgridcybersecurity2.asp to secure your place
Alternatively contact Gina Nesbitt on +44 (0)20 7827 6198 or gnesbitt@smi-online.co.uk to avoid disappointment
Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities
Exhibition space and sponsorship is limited. Please contact Jamison Nesbitt on +44 (0)20 7827 6164 or jnesbitt@smi-online.co.uk to avoid disappointment