Looming cyberthreats in 2022 – Tipping the scale in your favour

About this event

Cybersecurity is a cross-industry subject. Cybercriminals recognise no borders, cultures and in some cases fear no authorities, and have caused tremendous economic and reputational damage – in good times and in bad. One US insurance company paid US$40 million in ransom to hackers in May 2021.

In 2020, cybercrime accounted for 43% of all crimes in Singapore. Given Singapore’s status as an international financial centre, expect the threat will continue in 2022 even as the city accelerates its digital agenda.

With data exfiltration (86%), ransomware attacks (80%) and vulnerability of unpatched systems (80%) as the top three security concerns of Singapore businesses, what should organizations do to reap the opportunities of a recovering economy while mitigating the risks that come with a more digitally connected society?

This April 27, FutureCIO, in partnership with BeyondTrust, invite you to a strategic planning session to cover four aspects that will decide your organization’s future today:

  • How organizations are meeting legal and regulatory frameworks
  • The role of cybersecurity in supporting digital transformation
  • Getting buy-in from the board on your cybersecurity strategy
  • How technology can support your cybersecurity culture and training


The goal is to provide a holistic platform to enable you to answer the biggest concern leadership asks of itself today: Does my business have adequate cyber resilience and effectiveness?

Who Should Attend?

  • Heads of IT / IT Directors
  • Heads of IT Security / IT Security Directors

 

In partnership with:

 

Agenda

Time Topic
9:30am Opening Remarks

Allan Tan, Group Editor-in-Chief, CXOCIETY
9:35am Opening Keynote: The (Zero) Trust Gap

Scott Hesford, Director of Solutions Engineering, Asia Pacific, BEYONDTRUST
9:45am Panel Discussion: Looming cyberthreats in 2022 – Tipping the scale in your favour

Business email compromises and ransomwares are many company top concerns. Somehow these security issues persist despite companies' best efforts to educate users to recognize the tell-tale signs of a cyber-attack. As a result, they fall prey to social engineering, phishing, lookalike domains, where their credentials are captured. The on-going pandemic has forced companies to adopt remote work, resulting in an enlarged attack surface and a surge of the cyber onslaught on companies.

  • Minimising end-user exposure to falling prey and accidentally giving out their credentials
  • Adopting zero trust model to reduce risk exposure to threats
  • Addressing the challenges in cultivating the mind-set of zero trust to end-users
  • Deploying the right size of access management technology to prevent successful attacks
  • Use cases and strategies to protect end-users from becoming a victim of cyber incidents

Moderator:
Alvin Rodrigues, Field Chief Security Officer, INFOBLOX

Panelists:
Scott Hesford, Director of Solutions Engineering, Asia Pacific, BEYONDTRUST
Sourabh Chitrachar, Regional Vice President/Director - Asia Technology Strategy & Operations, LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE
Ray Lay, Information Security Leader, PAYPAL
Joyce Chua, First Vice President, Enterprise Data Governance, UOB
10:30am Ask the Experts

10:40am Closing Remarks

Scott Hesford, Director of Solutions Engineering, Asia Pacific, BEYONDTRUST
10:45am End of Event

Allan Tan, Group Editor-in-Chief, CXOCIETY

Speakers

Scott Hesford
Director of Solutions Engineering, Asia Pacific,
BEYONDTRUST

Allan Tan
Editor-in-Chief,
CXOCIETY

Alvin Rodrigues

Alvin Rodrigues
Field Chief Security Officer,
INFOBLOX

Sourabh Chitrachar
Regional Vice President/Director - Asia Technology Strategy & Operations,
LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE

Ray Lay
Information Security Leader,
PAYPAL

Joyce Chua
First Vice President, Enterprise Data Governance,
UOB