Have financial services become too comfortable with the fallback option of paying the ransom? What if the fail-safe of paying the ransom to recover data and bring systems back online is no longer an option and data is destroyed; and there is no hacker on the other end to restore access? Have we planned and practiced adequately for an alternative?
In this session we will discuss:
Chair: Aaran Leyland, Former UK Ministry of Defence, Cyber Security Manager
Panellists include:
Paul Scott, Global CISO, Ommnicom Group
Vittorio Maier, CISO, Vanquis Bank
Jane Corr, CISO Europe, Great West Life
Khadir Fayaz, VP Chief Architect & CISO, CBRE
Gurinder Singh, Director & Head of Security - Corporate Functions, Deutsche Bank
Delegate participants include:
Ryan Smith, Global Head of Cyber Detection and Response, Aviva
Carlton Cristie, Global Head of Cybersecurity, HSBC Commercial Banking
Paul Gillen, Europe CISO, Barclays
Alexandre Horvath CISO & Data Protection Officer, Cryptix AG
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