NATO’s POLICY ON CYBER DEFENCE –TODAY AND TOMORROW

CYBER SECURITY FOR CRITICAL NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURES – A CASE FOR HOMELAND SECURITY

MEETING A GLOBAL THREAT WITH A GLOBAL RESPONSE AVIATION’s COLLABORATIVE AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY ACTIONS ON CYBERSECURITY

DEVELOPMENT OF CYBER THREATS AGAINSTFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

CYBER THREATS TO NUCLEAR POWER PLANTSIN THE SECOND NUCLEAR AGE

CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION – PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICAL APPROACHES

CHANGING THE APPROACH TO RESILIENCE IN CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

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UPCOMING EVENTS

CONTENTS

4 Critical Infrastructure Protection Review

IFC SECURITY AND COUNTER TERROR EXPO 2017

5 13th INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE INDUSTRY FAIR - IDEF 2017

6 NATO’s POLICY ON CYBER DEFENCE – TODAY AND TOMORROW By Dr. Jamie Shea, Deputy Assistant Secretary General, Emerging Security Challenges, NATO

12 CYBER SECURITY FOR CRITICAL NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURES — A CASE FOR HOMELAND SECURITY ByDr.WilliKafitz,TeleTrusT–ITSecurityAssociationGermany

18 MEETING A GLOBAL THREAT WITH A GLOBAL RESPONSE AVIATION’S COLLABORATIVE AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY ACTIONS ON CYBERSECURITY ByRaymondBenjamin,theSecretaryGeneraloftheInternationalCivilAviationOrganization(ICAO)

21 DEVELOPMENT OF CYBER THREATS AGAINST FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ByTroelsOerting,GroupChiefInformationSecurityOfficerand Elena Kvochko, Head of Global Information Security Strategy and Implementation, Barclays

27 ISDEF EXPO 2017

28 CYBER THREATS TO NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN THE SECOND NUCLEAR AGE By Jack Caravelli, visiting professor at the UK Defence Academy, previouslymemberofseniorstaffattheNationalSecurityCouncil(NSC),WhiteHouse

34 CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND OPERATIONAL TECHNOLOGY SECURITY ByDr.YiftahLipkin(IsraelAerospaceIndustriesLtd),AmirShlomo(IsraelAerospaceIndustriesLtd), AmirPaz(IsraelAerospaceIndustriesLtd),DavidMenaker(IsraelAerospaceIndustriesLtd), GuyMizrahi,(Cyberiaadvancedcybersolutions[IAI’sCyberaccessibilitycenter]), NivDavid(TelAvivUniversity)

39 CYBER 2017 - CHATHAM HOUSE CONFERENCE

40 CHANGING THE APPROACH TO RESILIENCE IN CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE By Dan Solomon, Director of Risk at CybeRisk Security Solutions

46 CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION – PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICAL APPROACHES ByPavelManas,HeadoftheDepartmentofEngineeringTechnology,UniversityofDefence-CzechRepublic andZsuzsannaBalogh,ProjectManager,NATOHQSACT

52 “LAST CALL, CLOSING GATES… TO TERRORISM”; SOMETHING BETWEEN REALITIES AND DREAMS ABOUT SAFE AIRPORTS ByLieutenantColonelJoseMRufas,HeadoftheDefeattheDeviceBranch,C-IEDCentreofExcellence

59 EXPLOSIVES TRACE DETECTION: CRITICAL COMPARISON OF TECHNOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS FOR OPERATORS BySimonO.Williams,BA,LLM,ManagingDirector,TactiqueServices

64 THE IED AS A HOMELAND SECURITY RISK FACTOR ByLtc.ZsuzsannaBalogh,PhD.,ProjectManager,NATOHQSACT

70 MARITIME C-IED ByRichardBattrickMScMPACEngFIExpE,BattrickConsultancyLimited

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