José Sancho will welcome the audience and will provide us with his vision of the market, the technology convergence between products and services, and how the digital transformation, big data and machine learning are impacting cybersecurity models.

THE CYBERSECURITY INDUSTRY: KEY ADVANCEMENTS

Convergence of cybersecurity products, technology and services.

Big data and machine learning as a prerequisite for advanced security.

A single platform for managing identity, endpoint and perimeter cybersecurity.

Ian leads the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms, and researches topics such as the impact of emerging technologies for security operations, breach detection and incident response.

THE NEW WAVE OF ENDPOINT PROTECTION

Emerging from the hype of machine learning and file-based malware prevention, endpoint protection platforms are adopting big-data analytics to detect and respond to modern threats that evade traditional controls. No matter the size of an organization, their security aspirations remain the same; prevent incidents that impact their ability to transact and do business.

As endpoint security continues its latest renaissance, Gartner’s Ian McShane explains why visibility and containment capabilities are key, and how organizations can make best use of automation, managed features, and managed services to discern suspicious and malicious activity among the thousands of security-related events generated every day.

Mr. Candau leads the conceptualization and development of the IT security plans for the public sector.

SPAIN AND THE CHALLENGE OF CYBERSECURITY

How the transposition of the NIS directive affects Spanish national cybersecurity. Security measures, notification of incidents and the need to exchange information. The challenge of identifying essential service operators.

Scope: The army, public administration, companies that provide essential services (whether critical infrastructure or not), and other companies.

The Spanish National Cryptologic Center (CCN) as an organizer in case of a serious attack.

Hw will discover us the role played in key attacks in 2017.

Carles leads the team of security experts responsible for information security governance, the protection of information assets and cybersecurity strategy.

CYBERSECURITY: A PREREQUISITE AND FACILITATOR OF NEW FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES

• Digital channels as facilitators of new products.
• Complementarity of banks and fintech.
• Efficient cybersecurity as a prerequisite for digital business.

Deloitte is one of the most relevant SOCs in Europe. They are leaders from across the globe that regularly post perspectives on issues that affect the global business community.

KEYS FOR A MORE ATTENTIVE, SAFER AND RESILIENT ORGANIZATION IN THE FACE OF ADDVANCED THREATS

Nicola Espósito will explain how from its Cyber Risk area, Deloitte helps organizations strengthen their risk management and security programs:

Strengthening preventive security covering the perimeter, network and especially endpoints, where the most valuable assets are, both for a company and for an attacker.

Managing the unavoidable: the incident, detecting it and responding rapidly to minimize the impact on business.

Learning lessons, modifying the infrastructure, configuration, and the security program, adopting a continuous improvement process.

PandaLabs, it is from here that threat research activities and cyberdefense techniques are coordinated. Pedro will provide the most detailed reports, data and real cases.

KEEPING ORGANIZATIONS SAFE, PROTECTED AND RESILIENT WHEN MALWARE IS NO LONGER A PROBLEM

Panda protection model and results: Managing the amount of trust given to software eradicates malware. Attackers adapt and try to go undetected by using malwareless attacks and stealing identities.

Our response: Managed Threat Hunting based on applications, endpoints and users’ profiles.

What is Managed Threat Hunting? A theoretical and practical explanation from Panda.

Real examples of attacks discovered by Managed Threat Hunting with Panda Adaptive Defense.

Silvia is inspector in the Spanish National Police, where she is started to work in cybersecurity in 2007.

Former head of social media investigations at the Spanish National Police Corps, Silvia also headed the digital forensics group of the National Police's Technology Research Unit and has worked alongside various international organizations such as Europol and Interpol.

Now she is dedicated to investigate and develop cybersecurity solutions.