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Twickenham Stadium,
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9 - 11 October, 2022
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17 - 21 October, 2022
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Tailored-to-you meetings, leading speakers and incredible networking opportunities. CIO & CISO VISIONS provides senior IT and information security executives a platform to access the exact content, insight and solutions they need to drive their business forward.
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Hear From Today’s Most Influential Brands and Voices

Nicholas Cooper
Group Director, Security Operations
Stephanie Roddy
Global Program Director
Robert di Schiavi
Head of Cyber Security
Victoria Van-Roosmalen
Chief Information Security Officer
Lee Whatford
Chief Information Security Officer
Dr Daniel Lambauer
Executive Director, Strategy and Resources
Jason Maude
Chief Technology Advocate
Ash Hunt
Chief Information Security Officer
Tony Strows
Global Lead - Learning Consulting & Design (ai)
Don Gibson
Head of Cyber
Steven Furnell
Professor of Cyber Security
Stuart Golding
Chief Information Security Officer (Interim)
Joshua Watts
SASE Specialist, EMEA
Nicholas Hodder
Director of Digital Transformation
Carl Martin
Global Chief Technology Officer
Robert Kerssies
Chief Information Security Officer
Andrew Moncrieff
Account Executive
Vince King
Head of DevSecOps
Stephen Owen
Chief Information Security Officer
Michael Somers
Head of Cyber Security
Anthony Stables
Chief Information Officer
Alessandro Bovone
Chief Technology Officer
Adam Saunders
Chief Information Security Officer
Romanus Prabhu Raymond
Global Head of Technical Support- Endpoint Management and Security
Janne Lautanala
Chief Ecosystem and Technology Officer
Steven Furnell
Professor of Cyber Security
Don Gibson
Head of Cyber
Dinesh Krishnan
Global Head of Information Technology
Bridget Kenyon
Chief Information Security Officer
David Talby
Chief Technology Officer
Georgina Owens
Chief Technology Officer
Nicholas Hodder
Director of Digital Transformation
Karandeep Bansal
Head of Information Security
Jason Maude
Chief Technology Advocate
Jitender Aroa
Chief Information Security Officer
Colonel Caroline Woodbrigde-Lewin
Head of Information Warfare
Vegar Bøthun
Head of Technology
Dr Asaad Moosa
Chief Information Security Officer
John Morris
Global Head of IT
Alberto Asuero
Chief Technology Officer
Craig Hughes
Chief Enterprise Architect
Robin Smith
Head of Cyber and Information Security
Daniel Wu
Head of AI & Machine Learning
Carl Martin
Global Chief Technology Officer
Nicholas Cooper
Group Director, Security Operations
Stuart Golding
Chief Information Security Officer

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Choose from 25 Speakers, 6 Networking Opportunities and More
It’s entirely up to you whether to catch the presentations as they come online or watch on-demand.
Sunday9 October
Monday10 October
Tuesday11 October
5:00 - 7:00pm
Welcome Reception and Registration
7:30 - 8:50am
Breakfast
8:00 - 9:00am
Keynote: TBC

Speakers:

COMING SOON!
9:00 - 10:00am
Culture-Led Disruption- Integrating Tech and People

Key Takeaways:

  • What role can technology play in developing a culture of disruption?
  • What does the future of technology leadership look like?
  • How can employees be empowered to develop technology leadership skills for a diverse, multigenerational workforce that will drive responsible and ethical innovation now and in the future?
  • Why is it important to have a diverse workforce?
  • What are the benefits of a diverse workforce?
  • How can technology be used to empower employees and what are the benefits?

Speakers:

Nicholas Hodder
Director of Digital Transformation
Develop Your Security Posture With a Diverse Defence Team

Key Takeaways:

  • The cybersecurity industry is still a male dominated profession, what are the contributing factors to this and what needs to be done to change?
  • How can establishing a diverse and inclusive workforce representative of gender, demographics, ethnicity, neurodiversity and educational background create a more effective security posture?
  • In what way can having a diverse workforce contribute to bridging the skills gap?
  • What are the benefits of having a diverse workforce?
  • What can a CISO do to ensure a company wide push towards reaching diversity?

Speakers:

Nicholas Cooper
Group Director, Security Operations
10:00 - 11:00am
Better Safe than Sorry: Putting Security at the Heart of DevOps

Key Takeaways:

  • How does implementing a DevSecOps framework play a significant role in reducing security risks?
  • In the absence of a DevOps team, how can development and operations teams be convinced to work together and adopt a DevSecOps mindset?
  • Why is it important to shift security left on the development pipeline?
  • Why is it important that security teams change their practises to align with development teams and use these to meet requirements rather than changing their requirements?
  • How can visibility and monitoring help any push back associated with new DevSecOps initiatives?
  • Why is it important to have Security Champions to advocate for security tools and best practices?

Speakers:

Vince King
Head of DevSecOps
Technology Isn’t Enough: It’s Time To Turn The Tables
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Key Takeaways:

  • What issues arise if security is treated as a technology problem and not a business one?
  • Why is it important to steer the direction of attention for threats away from systems and technology and focus on human error?
  • What kind of threats are caused by human error?
  • How can these be avoided?
  • How can fostering a sense of community build a more resilient organisation?
  • What are some tips for communicating cyber security best practises?

Speakers:

Stuart Golding
Chief Information Security Officer (Interim)
Robert Kerssies
Chief Information Security Officer
Lee Whatford
Chief Information Security Officer
11:00 - 12:00pm
How to Embrace a DevOps Culture to Accelerate Your Digital Transformation

Key Takeaways:

  • Why is DevOps culture so important to digital transformation?
  • How can digital transformation projects so frustrating?
  • Why is it so important to focus on culture when embarking on a transformation journey?
  • Why is DevOps culture so important to digital transformation?
  • How can you implement a DevOps culture?
  • What are some best practises when implementing a DevOps culture?

Speakers:

Jason Maude
Chief Technology Advocate
CISOs Aren’t Superheroes, They Need Protecting Too!

Key Takeaways:

  • How can a CISO balance the resilience of their organisation with their own mental health and resilience?
  • What are the signs of burnout?
  • Why is it important to create an open and safe working environment?
  • What can a CISO do to champion mental health and wellbeing in their organisation?
  • What are some healthy methods to alleviate stress in a high-pressure environment?

Speakers:

Don Gibson
Head of Cyber
12:00 - 12:30pm
Advisory Session

COMING SOON!

Speakers:

Ben Ward
Principal Field Technologist
Demystifying SASE and Zero Trust: How to Re-Architect a Traditional Corporate Network for Today’s Challenges
You’re grappling with apps moving to the cloud, teams working remotely, and an endlessly growing variety of security threats. To deal with this new reality, you’re looking at new security models and network architectures like zero trust and SASE. There’s no doubt those approaches will be very beneficial for tackling today’s tough security challenges. But what about tomorrow’s? You need highly effective security that delivers a direct path to your next destination via an Internet-native architecture that delivers a rapid pace of innovation

Speakers:

Joshua Watts
SASE Specialist, EMEA
12:30 - 1:00pm
Risk to Resilience: Securing Your Enterprise IT Against Emerging Threats

Key Takeaways:

  • Ways to navigate the modern threat landscape
  • Mapping the evolution and the rise of cyberattacks
  • Ways to ensure a resilient security posture to keep up with digital transformation
  • Strategies to bolster IT security and end-user experience with Unified Endpoint management

Speakers:

Romanus Prabhu Raymond
Global Head of Technical Support- Endpoint Management and Security
Advisory Session

Speakers:

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1:00pm
Networking Lunch
2:00 - 2:30pm
Advisory Session

Speakers:

Senior Representative
2:30 - 3:00pm
Three Pillars That Will Stabilise and Power Your Data Assets in the Ever-Changing World!

Key Takeaways:

  • The merciless transition from global pandemic to cost of living crisis has left businesses reeling, with this adversity comes the prospect of new opportunities and growth
  • Ensuring your businesses agility to continue seamlessly no matter what changes are around the corner, providing the digital distinction required to grow and thrive your business

Speakers:

Andrew Moncrieff
Account Executive
Advisory Session

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Senior Representative
3:00 - 4:00pm
Get a Grip! The Growing Skills Gap
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Key Takeaways:

  • Given there is already a substantial workforce skills gap, what will happen if your organisation doesn’t get a grip and start trying to bridge this gap?
  • How can it be determined which employees need upskilling or reskilling?
  • What needs and objectives need to be met in order to create a sustainable and flourishing workforce?
  • What methods and resources can be utilized to train staff?
  • How can you attract and retain the best talent?

Speakers:

Tony Strows
Global Lead - Learning Consulting & Design (ai)
Victoria Van-Roosmalen
Chief Information Security Officer
Adam Saunders
Chief Information Security Officer
Zero Trust, Not Just a Buzzword, a Necessity
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Key Takeaways:

  • With the shift from a remote working environment to hybrid, what are the new host of issues organisations now face?
  • With a growing number of devices and people why is it essential to never trust and always verify?
  • What are the core principles of zero trust?
  • How can you design a zero trust model that is secure and user friendly?
  • How does zero trust significantly improve security, operational effectiveness, resiliency and efficiency?

Speakers:

Stephen Owen
Chief Information Security Officer
Robert di Schiavi
Head of Cyber Security
4:00 - 5:00pm
Multi Cloud: The Best of Both Worlds

Key Takeaways:

  • What are the benefits of a multi cloud environment?
  • Why do multi-cloud strategies provide better flexibility while avoiding over-reliance on a single provider?
  • What are the challenges of a multi-cloud environment from a security perspective?
  • How can the risks of a multi-cloud strategy be reduced?
  • How can the hybrid cloud be secured?
  • How can the costs of the cloud be optimised to gain true value and ROI?

Speakers:

Ash Hunt
Chief Information Security Officer
5:00 - 6:00pm
Hybrid Working: The good, the bad and the ugly
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Key Takeaways:

  • What are the associated risks with a hybrid work environment?
  • What are the social implications and how can these be considered in strategy?
  • How can an organisation stay secure long-term in an uncontrolled environment?
  • What are some methods to build a solid and reliable hybrid team?
  • How can an organisation accommodate for threats associated with the public cloud?

Speakers:

Adam Saunders
Chief Information Security Officer
Michael Somers
Head of Cyber Security
6:00 - 9:00pm
Networking Dinner
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7:30 - 8:50am
Breakfast
8:00 - 8:50am
Keynote: TBC
9:00 - 10:00am
Follow the Leader
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Key Takeaways:

  • What does it take to be a successful leader in the new normal of remote and hybrid working?
  • Why is it essential to create a culture putting inclusion first?
  • As a leader, how do you put together and support happy, high performing and diverse teams?
  • Why is it essential to have a diverse workforce and how can they be leveraged to improve business operations?
  • How much time should be spent focusing on culture?
  • What are the most important factors a CIO needs to consider when leading a digital transformation?

Speakers:

Carl Martin
Global Chief Technology Officer
Dr Daniel Lambauer
Executive Director, Strategy and Resources, UK National Audit Office
Mastering Migration: The Factors to Consider When Choosing Your Public Provider
Ensuring you consider the capability, accessibility, visibility, resiliency, security, and support that is associated with the service providers along with any indirect or intangible costs that may occur from the switch ask yourself:

Key Takeaways:

  • What are the benefits of the public cloud?
  • Why are some public clouds more suitable for certain businesses?
  • Why is it important for a CIO to know their organisations requirements when choosing a public cloud?
  • How do different providers differ?
  • Does the provider have options to support third-party networking capabilities?
  • How are cloud capabilities rapidly evolving to meet the needs of a diverse, hybrid workforce?
  • What are the methods when choosing which applications to prioritise migrating from legacy to cloud?
  • Is there built-in security to reduce efforts to implement security, compliance, and governance?
  • How can an organisation accommodate for threats associated with the public cloud?

Speakers:

Anthony Stables
Chief Information Officer
10:00 - 11:00am
Looking Into the Future, How Will AI Improve Business Processes?
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Key Takeaways:

  • How will AI be leveraged to compliment cloud computing?
  • How does generative AI differ from previous traditional models?
  • How does NLP enhance and accelerate content processing, content enrichment, data analytics and data creation?
  • How can NLP be used in business to improve efficiency, ROI and accuracy?
  • How can AI contribute to ESG efforts?
  • What are some approaches to deliver AI for good that help accelerate a path towards a sustainable and thriving AI-enabled future?

Speakers:

Robin Smith
Chief Information Security Officer
Carl Martin
Global Chief Technology Officer
We Demand a Seat at the Table: How to get the Board to take Security Seriously

Key Takeaways:

  • What methods have been successful in encouraging change with stakeholders about safety?
  • Why is it important to create a culture of transparency and communication?
  • Why despite years of well publicised cybersecurity breaches do C-suite executives continue to dismiss cybersecurity as someone else’s problem?
  • What are some tactics for communicating with the board and business leaders about cybersecurity issues?
  • How can you explain the evolving threat landscape to the board?
  • In the event of a breach, how can a CISO work with stakeholders to minimise impact and protect the reputation of the organisation?

Speakers:

Ash Hunt
Chief Information Security Officer
11:00 - 12:00pm
Technology Takeover: Case Study of Kelloggs Digital Transformation
COMING SOON!

Speakers:

Stephanie Roddy
Global Program Director
A Dive Into Real Incidents, the Impact, Response and Lessons Learnt

Key Takeaways:

  • A look into real cyber breaches, the types of attack, the size of the organisation, industry and incident response
  • What types of incidents are organisations encountering and how prepared are they to face them?
  • Is cyber security being given sufficient attention and are different aspects receiving necessary priority?
  • Are organisations appropriately positioned to handle incidents and provide the required responses?
  • What do organisations learn from cyber breaches? Does the experience provide a basis for making improvements and learning lessons for the future?

Speakers:

Steven Furnell
Professor of Cyber Security
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Tuesday18 October
Wednesday19 October
Thursday20 October
Friday21 October
Digital Culture: The Key to Survive and Thrive

Key Takeaways:

  • How can technology teams can be leveraged as a catalyst within your organisation to drive digital thinking, digital culture, and digital business models forward?
  • How can tech teams be utilised to go beyond implementing technology and bridge the skills gap within an organisation?
  • Every part of a business needs to collaborate and move in the same direction, what strategies will allow your organisation to quickly adapt to new demands, ensuring your business survives and thrives in the future?

Speakers:

Dinesh Krishnan
Global Head of Information Technology
DevSecOps – How to Introduce security into DevOps Processes

Key Takeaways:

  • How can IT security play a more significant role in DevOps procedures?
  • How can security become a shared responsibility across multiple departments?
  • Can some aspects of security be automated to ensure workflows are not slowed down?
  • How can intelligence-based code be used to automatically build secure infrastructure at scale?

Speakers:

Robin Smith
Head of Cyber and Information Security
The Importance of a Strong Digital Culture for a Successful Digital

Key Takeaways:

  • Why is it essential for an organisation to overhaul its culture to ensure a successful digital transformation?
  • How can you establish a strong digital culture?
  • What are the benefits of strategically prioritizing hiring and retention efforts?
  • Why is it important to have the right talent, skill sets and attributes when trying to instil a strong digital culture?

Speakers:

Craig Hughes
Chief Enterprise Architect
Technology Isn’t Enough: It’s Time to Turn the Tables

Key Takeaways:

  • Why is ambiguity of identity a problem for security divisions?
  • What issues arise if security is treated as a technology problem and not a business one?
  • Why is it important to steer the direction of attention for threats away from systems and technology and focus on human error?
  • What kind of threats are caused by human error?
  • How can these be avoided?
  • How can fostering a sense of community build a more resilient organisation?

Speakers:

Victoria Van- Roosmalen
Chief Information Security Officer
Follow the Leader

Key Takeaways:

  • What does it take to be a successful leader in the new normal of remote and hybrid working?
  • Why is it essential to create a culture putting inclusion first?
  • As a leader, how do you put together and support happy, high performing and diverse teams?
  • Why is it essential to have a diverse workforce and how can they be leveraged to improve business operations?
  • How much time should be spent focusing on culture?
  • What are the most important factors a CIO needs to consider when leading a digital transformation?

Speakers:

Carl Martin
Global Chief Technology Officer
The Triple Threat to Secure Any Organisation

Key Takeaways:

  • How can a collaboration between the CIO, CISO and CFO create a solid foundation to ensure business continuity and performance
  • What are the benefits of educating a CFO about cyber threats, implications of a breach and how expensive security systems are?
  • How does understanding that security is a business problem and not a technical problem help build a resilient application ecosystem?

Speakers:

Don Gibson
Head of Cyber
Managing Digital Transformation in an Exponential Age

Key Takeaways:

  • How has the need to rapidly migrate to the cloud caused a large increase in cybersecurity attacks?
  • How do you incorporate these risks and plan for a smooth and rapid transformation?
  • Avoid feeling clouded over: when is it best to update, replace or invest in hybrid?
  • How do you manage technology change in a landscape where your customers / users expectations and behaviours are so rapidly evolving?
  • With can A CIO maximise AI and blockchain capabilities and minimise threat?
  • What is the role of a CIO in this?

Speakers:

Nicholas Hodder
Director of Digital Transformation
A Business Bootcamp to Build a Cyber Aware Workforce

Key Takeaways:

  • Why does everyone in an organisation need to be aware of potential threats?
  • What information do board members need to know?
  • How does the threat landscape vary for employees across an organisation?
  • What can be done to instil a culture of shared responsibility?
  • How can an entire workforce be educated to be safety conscious?

Speakers:

Karandeep Bansal
Head of Information Security
Real-World NLP Applications in Life Science: What works today? What will work tomorrow?

Key Takeaways:

  • Creating, updating, and querying a knowledge graph
  • Document understanding in large migration projects
  • Information extraction: creating timelines from documents

Speakers:

David Talby
Chief Technology Officer
Develop Your Security Posture With a Diverse Defence Team

Key Takeaways:

  • The cybersecurity industry is still a male dominated profession, what are the contributing factors to this and what needs to be done to change?
  • How can establishing a diverse and inclusive workforce representative of gender, demographics, ethnicity, neurodiversity and educational background create a more effective security posture?
  • In what way can having a diverse workforce contribute to bridging the skills gap?
  • What are the benefits of having a diverse workforce?
  • What can a CISO do to ensure a company wide push towards reaching diversity?

Speakers:

Nicholas Cooper
Group Director, Security Operations
Gearing Up for Generative AI
Case Study NLP

Key Takeaways:

  • How does generative AI differ from previous traditional models?
  • What are the benefits of using conversational AI?
  • How can NLP be used in business to improve efficiency, ROI and accuracy?
  • What are the worries associated with implementing generative AI?
  • What are the factors that contribute to adoption friction within a workforce?
  • What can be done to ensure transparency when explaining how AI will be used within an organisation?

Speakers:

Daniel Wu
Head of AI & Machine Learning
How to Embrace a DevOps Culture to Accelerate Your Digital Transformation

Key Takeaways:

  • How can implementing a DevOps culture solve issues involved in a disappointing digital transformation experience?
  • What does it take to build a culture of DevOps?
  • What does a DevOps culture look like?
  • How can it support wider transformation efforts?
  • How can you extend these efforts by adding security into DevOps?

Speakers:

Jason Maude
Chief Technology Advocate
Challenges For a CISO
The role of a CISO is evolving, as the scope of their responsibility grows, they’re not only in charge of their company’s’ data. They have also become ambassadors to senior leadership and the board as cybersecurity becomes more essential across the organisation.

Key Takeaways:

  • How has the role of a CISO changed?
  • What are the new challenges associated with the change?
  • Given that hackers aren’t going to stop innovating to find new ways to attack, how can a CISO ensure they are constantly ‘on the ball’?
  • How can a CISO overcome the challenge of push back when implementing changes in an entrenched business culture?

Speakers:

Bridget Kenyon
Chief Information Security Officer
CISOs Aren’t Superheroes, They Need Protecting Too!
CISOs are often championed as the ultimate superhero, shielding their organisations from an ever-evolving array of cyber threats and attacks. Reports show that existing security capabilities help up well over the course of the pandemic, despite an unprecedented increase in the quantity and sophistication of cyber-attacks. Whilst it is well known that CISOs are some of the most resilient people, their fortitude can’t come at the expense of their mental health.

Key Takeaways:

  • Why has the pandemic fuelled unbearable levels of stress for a CISO?
  • How does this impact their performance?
  • Being a CISO may sound fancy but what are downsides to having so much responsibility?
  • What is burnout and how can you identify it and what are the implications?
  • What practical measures can you do to prevent burnout and alleviate stress?

Speakers:

Jitender Aroa
Chief Information Security Officer
The Cyber Profession – Growing skills in Defence and Security – The Challenges and Opportunities ahead
An insight into the Cyber profession from the Ministry of Defence.

Key Takeaways:

  • What they look for in new talent
  • Where the problems lie
  • Methods to improve skills
  • The importance of improving neurodiversity

Speakers:

Colonel Caroline Woodbridge-Lewin
Head of Information Warfare
What is the Future of Cybersecurity?
The rapidly growing increase in cyberattacks worldwide comes at a hefty cost for businesses to better protect their computer networks from intrusions. Cyberattacks not only are increasing in frequency, but they are costing victims larger financial losses.
During this session, we’ll consider what might be on the horizon and where cybersecurity could be heading.

Key Takeaways:

  • Potential future pathways for cybersecurity (Algorithms, Automation, AI combating AI)
  • The future strategies of Cyber Security versus Cyber Resilience
  • The cyber future of National Security and Defence

Speakers:

Dr Asaad Moosa
Chief Information Security Officer
Leading Transformation From Start Up To Scaling Up
An in depth interview looking into scaling up transformation, building motivated teams to increase employee enablement and engagement using a collaborative and empowering approach.

Speakers:

Georgina Owens
Chief Technology Officer
The Human Error in Cybersecurity

Key Takeaways:

  • Why does everyone in an organisation need to be aware of potential threats?
  • What information do board members need to know?
  • How does the threat landscape vary for employees across an organisation?
  • What can be done to instil a culture of shared responsibility?
  • How can an entire workforce be educated to be safety conscious?
  • What are some tips for communicating cyber security best practises?

Speakers:

Stuart Golding
Chief Information Security Officer
Why Are People So Bad at Using Passwords?
In this presentation Prof. Steven Furnell from the University of Nottingham looks at the ongoing problem of bad password practice, and how some issues are being readily allowed to persist. While many sites allow (and often require) users to create password-based accounts, many of them also fail to provide effective guidance and enforcement of rules to support the process. The presentation illustrates this by looking at how related provisions are made (or not!) in ten leading websites, and how the situation has changed over time. While passwords provide the specific example, the wider lesson is the need to ensure that users are better supported in the technologies that they are expected to use.

Speakers:

Steven Furnell
Professor of Cyber Security
The Impact of Next-Generation Data Warehouses
Main cloud vendors are making a huge bet on products like Google BigQuery, Amazon Redshift, Snowflake, Azure DataBricks, etc. They’re changing the way organisations deal with their data and it’ll change how we build the next generation of digital products.
Connecting your product with customer data is becoming mandatory in enterprise products.
During this talk I’ll explain how we’re evolving CARTO to deal with this new reality and how our customers love this new approach in which they don’t need to move their data outside of their data warehouse

Speakers:

Alberto Asuero
Chief Technology Officer
Digital Transformation in Traffic With the Help of Data

Traffic will be going through a major Digital Transformation over the next few years. Data will be a key enabler of Digital Transformation. Data can be used to analyze, optimize, automate business processes, and create new business models. In traffic , can enable safer, smoother and eco-friendlier traffic for all of us.

Speakers:

Janne Lautanala
Chief Ecosystem and Technology Officer
Insourcing IT Competency
How the shipping industry has been able to utilize and digitalise using vast amounts of data.

Speakers:

Vegar Bøthun
Head of Technology

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Digital Transformation

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Digital Culture and Workforce

Artificial Intelligence & Automation

Cyber Security

The Evolving Role of a CIO

IT Strategy

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  • One night accommodation, travel reimbursement, incredible catering throughout the event, and an open bar.

Based on the details of your registration, we carefully select only the most suitable solution providers for you to meet with. Each meeting is 30 minutes and focused on solving a specific priority you have listed.

We are looking for executives with genuine needs for new solutions and buying influence or authority. Invitations are extended to C-level executives, SVPs, VPs, Directors and Senior Managers within all IT and Information Security functions.

There are many reasons to attend! For starters, CIO & CISO VISIONS is the only event tailored to help you with your current challenges. You’ll learn from the experts and connect to the solutions you need. Your time is valuable, and sticking to your budget is more important than ever. CIO & CISO VISIONS is designed to help you maximize your time and money for the best possible results.

Virtual Event Questions

CIO & CISO VISIONS Virtual Summit is unique in its ability to connect you to qualified solution providers. They’re more than willing to underwrite the cost of your attendance in exchange for access to such an exclusive audience.

Your virtual pass includes:

  • All sessions and recordings
  • Six or eight One2One meetings with vetted solution providers, specifically matched to you
  • £200 or £300 in rewards upon completing all meetings

Based on the details of your registration, we carefully select solution providers for you to meet with. Each meeting is 30 minutes and focused on solving a specific priority you have listed. Once completed, you’re eligible to receive a rewards package. All meetings will take place on Zoom and we handle the logistics.

We are looking for executives with genuine needs for new solutions and buying influence or authority. Invitations are extended to C-level executives, SVPs, VPs, Directors and Senior Managers within all IT and Information Security functions.

Yes, but only for your One2One meetings, which are scheduled for a date and time you prefer. The presentations do not expire and will all be available on-demand to watch at your leisure—anytime, any place.

There are many reasons to attend! CIO & CISO VISIONS Virtual Summit is the only online event customised to help you with your current challenges. You’ll learn from the industry and connect to the solutions you need. Your time is valuable, and sticking to your budget is more important than ever. CIO & CISO VISIONS is designed to help you maximise your time and money for the best possible results.

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