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CyberNI Week is a Northern Ireland Cyber Security Centre (NICSC) initiative which BT is delighted to support with a series of events throughout the week to share cyber security best practice, knowledge and our experience.
Cyber crime is big business, and it’s becoming more of a threat every day, as more and more people and devices connect to the internet. Millions of people around the world rely on BT’s expertise to ensure they can go about their lives and run their businesses safely. With security operations in over 180 countries supporting some of the world’s largest companies, nation’s states and critical national infrastructures, BT has a unique perspective in this area.
While locally in Belfast we have our state-of-the-art Security Operations Centre monitoring, detecting and responding to security threats 24x7, 365 days a year to keep our customers, their networks and data safe.
We also work in partnership with industry leading companies such as Cisco, Microsoft, Dell and Check Point and are co-hosting events with them.
Given the escalating quantity and complexity of cyber events, it is crucial, now more than ever, to ensure proactive measures are taken to detect issues before they escalate. In the unfortunate event of a cyber incident, it is equally vital to equip oneself for a prompt recovery. In this session, Tom Digan will concentrate on the three fundamental aspects of Cyber Resilience: Information Security, Data Protection, and Cyber Recovery. It will delve into not only best practices, but also valuable insights gleaned from real-world experiences.
Lunch will be served from 12:30 after the event.
In today's fast-paced digital world, cybersecurity has become one of the most pressing concerns for businesses and individuals. Thought leadership in this field is critical to staying ahead of the curve and protecting sensitive data from cyber
threats. However, traditional approaches to thought leadership may no longer be enough. In this presentation, BT’s Lee Stephens will explore how to break boundaries and redefine thought leadership in cybersecurity, leveraging emerging technologies,
diverse perspectives, and innovative strategies to stay ahead of the ever-evolving threat landscape.
Lunch with be served from 12.:30 prior to the event.
The security sector is rife with myriad of acronyms and terminology, but what does it all mean? Join BT’s Lee Stephens as he navigates a path through the vocabulary of Cyber Security and shines a light on the not so mystical meanings of the terms. In this session Lee will clarify what’s the difference between SOC and SIEM, EDR~XDR~MDR what does it mean? When do you SOAR and what about XSOAR?
Lunch will be served from 12:30 after the event.
Threat Intelligence is the process of collecting, analysing, and disseminating information about current and emerging cyber threats. It helps organizations to understand the risks and respond to the attacks that target their assets, data, and operations. In this presentation, David Keddy will share how Microsoft leverages Threat Intelligence to enhance its security posture and capabilities and how organisations can take advantage of that Threat Intelligence.
Lunch will be served from 12:30 prior to the event.
Cyber insecurity is not the inevitable consequence of computer networks. We may not be able to eliminate the existence of threat actors and those that seek to cause us harm, but we can aspire to world free from the burden of cyber-attacks. In this session, Martin Lee will discuss: What are the steps required to engineer this, and what can we reasonably expect to achieve? Martin has over 20 years experience in Cyber Security, he is a Chartered Engineer and author of the book, “Cyber Threat Intelligence”.
Lunch will be served from 12 noon after the event.
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