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• Could you please give me a real life example of a sophisticated fraud case where criminals have adapted to using new technology?
• How did you react to mitigate risk in the short term?    
• What are your long term plans to mitigate and prevent these sort of incidents?

• How to profile indicators and incidents and pull information from different sources.
• Case & Incident management approaches to fit current organization processes.
• Speeding up the time to Decision making in order to have rapid responses.

To ensure your cyber defence is ready to deal with the evolving risks, you need to understand the cyber threat landscape. What are some of the critical events in the cybercriminal ecosystem that drives new threats? What should you prioritize first, and how can you apply the knowledge of the threat actor’s tools and techniques to improve your defenses and understand the cyber threats that pose the most significant risk to your organization?

In this joint keynote between Mandiant Threat Intelligent and Mandiant Consulting Services, we will cover the current cyber threat landscape, key trends observed and obtained during research and incident response and talk about how you can apply the threat actor knowledge proactively inside your organization.

The keynote will focus on three topics:

• Current Cyber Threat landscape
• Threat Actor Spotlight: FIN11
• How to operationalize cyber threat intelligence into proactive defense and be better prepared for the next cyber threat.

• What pain points did you experience before you procured an IAM?
• What does your IAM roadmap look like going forward?
• Why do you think focusing on IAM is important for businesses?

The financial services ecosystem is rapidly transforming and expanding. Users want services and products that are easily consumed, highly secure with privacy & data control at the core while still being hyper personalised and relevant to their lifestyle. So how do we deliver an integrated digital experience that is underpinned by the user's digital identity and their trust in the brand?

Explore with us in this session where we will dive into:

• Digital native consumers, their expectations & how to meet them
• Disruptive digital ecosystem entrants and associated opportunities
• Balancing convenience, security, compliance and innovation"

• How cyber insurance companies help to protect customers?
• How to increase awareness within organizations to prevent being attacked?  
• Enhance security: How can we as insurance providers take so called preventive steps to mitigate their main risks?

How Hacker-frustration leads to security

• From Mobile First to Mobile only
• The challenge of making apps great and safe
• Addressing the Man-in-the-middle

Build38’s Trusted Application Kit (T.A.K) for Mobile App and Fraud Protection was awarded the PwC Award for the best Cybersecurity Solution of the Year 2020 and won the German IT Security Pitch 2019

• What is your take on the Payment revolution?  
• What would you address as your biggest challenge at minute and what will be the knock on effect if it is not mitigated within the cybersecurity team?   
• Why is it important to take a proactive approach rather than a reactive approach?
• What is the importance of intangible money in this moment in time?

• A secure e-identification, a prerequisite for a sustainable digital society
• Sweden’s digital transformation through the use of e-identification enabling digital transactions
• Addressing differences pre, during and post pandemic.

Among rapidly evolving technological advancements, the emergence of AI-enhanced malware is making cyber-attacks exponentially more dangerous and harder to identify. In the near future, we will begin to see supercharged, AI-powered cyber-attacks leveraged at scale. To protect against offensive AI attacks, organizations are turning to defensive cyber AI, which can identify and neutralize emerging malicious activity, no matter when, or where, it strikes.

• Paradigm shifts in the cyber landscape
• Advancements in offensive AI attack techniques
• The Immune System Approach to cyber security and defensive, Autonomous Response capabilities
• Real-world examples of emerging threats that were stopped with Cyber AI

• Is the current model for regulation inhibiting free competition and the development of attractive financial services?        
• Would a system of certifications and shared security solutions for the financial market increase both security and agility in business development?
• Are there security solutions that would provide even higher levels of security if shared between financial institutions?

The pandemic changed our daily lives - how we work and interact. More than ever, we have increased our reliance on the Internet for work, learning and entertainment.

This rapid change has accelerated digital transformation projects across all segments of the financial services industry. In this session, we are going to look at some of the trends that financial services institutions experienced during the pandemic, discuss three lessons learned, and go over some of the ways Cloudflare can help.

Building a digital bank requires a unique combination of agility and speed while maintaining the highest level of security. Lunar, a digital challenger bank in the Nordics, has always had technology and agility as a differentiator. Lunar was built for the cloud, with Cloud Native principles, such as microservices, containers, and container orchestration amongst others. In this presentation Kasper will present some insights into the principles on which the Lunar infrastructure was built on, the continuous focus on security, and how application security is shifting left and becoming a developer concern. Kasper will discuss the challenges faced and conquered in the process of transitioning from a fintech startup to a bank with its own banking license.

• What does your top management think about this culture transformation?
• Have you achieved concrete benefits?
• What would you do differently if you would start from the beginning?

• Could you please shed some light on pre-COVID and current situation when it comes to Digital Finance and how security and privacy have been impacted?
• What are some of the emerging risks you are seeing in the FinTech / Blockchain / Cryptocurrency space in the past few years?
• How can organizations protect themselves from these emerging technologies? (e.g. implementing Blockchain technology, Cryptocurrency etc)

• Challenges fintech’s are facing during first years in business
• Financial sector old-timers transformation to adhere to new digital services demand.
• Information, IT, cybersecurity workforce market in Baltics

• What are the biggest challenges for fraud risk professionals?
• How do you become a Zen fraud manager? and then
• Into the future where do you see fraud management going?

We all go through the Digital Transformation journey at our own pace. The pandemic, however, accelerated the journey for most organizations. Instead of the allotted time in years, it was done in months!

This was an eye-opener for many on how dependent their core business processes are on digital technology in the event of disruption. Digital resilience defines your capabilities for survival and forward evolution, considering that change is the only constant in a fluid, super-connected digital environment.

The question to ask is, are you actively strengthening resilience for both business processes, existing digital infrastructure and new infrastructure? Anticipating and responding to challenges ahead, learning from things that have (almost) gone wrong and evolving your resilience — Digital resilience, therefore, represents a fundamental change in the way we understand how digital technology, risk and opportunity are tied together. More secure does not mean more resilient!

What do a tinker, a tailor, a soldier, a spy, a cat, George Michael, and William Foster have in common? And more importantly, what on earth do they have to do with tackling insider risk? To find the answer to this somewhat bizarre riddle, we clearly need context, which is also vital component to tackling insider risk. As without solid context it is impossible to determine and identify intent.

During this session, Sam Humphries and Richard Cassidy from Exabeam will discuss why the standard practice of focusing purely on security alerts won’t give you anywhere near the full picture, and how context will help you understand and tackle the true risks faced the by your organisation.

Topics we’ll cover:

• Goblet of fire – an example of the importance of context
• Knowing me, knowing your adversaries
• More is more: evolving detection from single to multi-track context
• Making friends and influencing people – insider risk management takes a village

What do a tinker, a tailor, a soldier, a spy, a cat, George Michael, and William Foster have in common? And more importantly, what on earth do they have to do with tackling insider risk? To find the answer to this somewhat bizarre riddle, we clearly need context, which is also vital component to tackling insider risk. As without solid context it is impossible to determine and identify intent.

During this session, Sam Humphries and Richard Cassidy from Exabeam will discuss why the standard practice of focusing purely on security alerts won’t give you anywhere near the full picture, and how context will help you understand and tackle the true risks faced the by your organisation.

Topics we’ll cover:

• Goblet of fire – an example of the importance of context
• Knowing me, knowing your adversaries
• More is more: evolving detection from single to multi-track context
• Making friends and influencing people – insider risk management takes a village

Summary of presentation: The presentation will illustrate what cyber threat intelligence is accompanied by an introduction to a use case example where CTI was used to help provide gap analysis and prioritization in the face of a data breach.  Intelligence research examples will be used to describe how the challenge was solved and the steps that can be taken (best practices) to uncover a business’s risk and liability in the face of a security threat.

• What is cyber threat intelligence.
• Use case example where CTI was used to help provide gap analysis.
• Intelligence research examples will be used to describe how the challenge was solved.
• Best practices to uncover a business’s risk and liability in the face of a security threat.

We all go through the Digital Transformation journey at our own pace. The pandemic, however, accelerated the journey for most organizations. Instead of the allotted time in years, it was done in months!

This was an eye-opener for many on how dependent their core business processes are on digital technology in the event of disruption. Digital resilience defines your capabilities for survival and forward evolution, considering that change is the only constant in a fluid, super-connected digital environment.

The question to ask is, are you actively strengthening resilience for both business processes, existing digital infrastructure and new infrastructure? Anticipating and responding to challenges ahead, learning from things that have (almost) gone wrong and evolving your resilience — Digital resilience, therefore, represents a fundamental change in the way we understand how digital technology, risk and opportunity are tied together. More secure does not mean more resilient!

In 2020 we saw a remarkable acceleration in digital transformation and shift to the cloud across almost every industry which was necessary for business continuity through the pandemic.  However, we also saw an increase in fraud in 2020 as nefarious actors took advantage of legacy Identity management solutions that were not equipped to handle this new Hybrid reality.

This session will cover:

• The need for a comprehensive security policy that spans across cloud, on premise and legacy applications
• The essential capabilities and characteristics of a Hybrid Identity and Access Management platform, to combat fraud while enabling digital transformation
• Walk through a typical Hybrid cloud migration and deployment process.

• What do initial access brokers do?
• What do they offer ransomware gangs?
• How do I protect my organisation from them?

• How security teams can stay on top of emerging threats in the finance sector
• Insights into TTPs linked to financially motivated threats
• How Recorded Future empowers organisations to defend against threats with operational security intelligence

The finance sector faces more cyberattacks than any other industry, often battling the most sophisticated and modern tactics, while maintaining a handle on legacy threats. With thousands (sometimes millions) of alerts flooding in from our best-in-breed security control technologies, how can we see the wood for the trees and truly understand who, what, and how attackers are breaching our castle’s defences? Our expert analysts have their fingers on the pulse of the largest threats to financial institutions across the globe, from cybercriminal groups creating large-scale attacks, to smaller actors on the dark web. In this presentation, we’ll share insight into how our teams and clients stay on top of emerging threats in their sector, the TTPs linked to these threats, and how Recorded Future empowers organisations to defend against these threats with operational security intelligence.

• How security teams can stay on top of emerging threats in the finance sector
• Insights into TTPs linked to financially motivated threats
• How Recorded Future empowers organisations to defend against threats with operational security intelligence

The finance sector faces more cyberattacks than any other industry, often battling the most sophisticated and modern tactics, while maintaining a handle on legacy threats. With thousands (sometimes millions) of alerts flooding in from our best-in-breed security control technologies, how can we see the wood for the trees and truly understand who, what, and how attackers are breaching our castle’s defences? Our expert analysts have their fingers on the pulse of the largest threats to financial institutions across the globe, from cybercriminal groups creating large-scale attacks, to smaller actors on the dark web. In this presentation, we’ll share insight into how our teams and clients stay on top of emerging threats in their sector, the TTPs linked to these threats, and how Recorded Future empowers organisations to defend against these threats with operational security intelligence.

In 2020 we saw a remarkable acceleration in digital transformation and shift to the cloud across almost every industry which was necessary for business continuity through the pandemic.  However, we also saw an increase in fraud in 2020 as nefarious actors took advantage of legacy Identity management solutions that were not equipped to handle this new Hybrid reality.

This session will cover:

• The need for a comprehensive security policy that spans across cloud, on premise and legacy applications
• The essential capabilities and characteristics of a Hybrid Identity and Access Management platform, to combat fraud while enabling digital transformation
• Walk through a typical Hybrid cloud migration and deployment process.

Summary of presentation: The presentation will illustrate what cyber threat intelligence is accompanied by an introduction to a use case example where CTI was used to help provide gap analysis and prioritization in the face of a data breach.  Intelligence research examples will be used to describe how the challenge was solved and the steps that can be taken (best practices) to uncover a business’s risk and liability in the face of a security threat.

• What is cyber threat intelligence.
• Use case example where CTI was used to help provide gap analysis.
• Intelligence research examples will be used to describe how the challenge was solved.
• Best practices to uncover a business’s risk and liability in the face of a security threat.

• What do initial access brokers do?
• What do they offer ransomware gangs?
• How do I protect my organisation from them?