“Cybercrime Is Now Britain’s Most Common Criminal Offence. »

Après l’actualité chargée en termes de piratage de sociétés, de centrales éléctriques et des ransomwares qui accablent les entreprises, ces deux jours de conférence ne manqueront pas d’intéresser les détenteurs de systèmes SCADA.

Comment se protéger et répondre à de telles attaques ?

The need for secure Industrial Control Systems has never been so prevalent. In 2015, 81% of large organisations in Britain experienced some kind of cyber-security breach, costing the UK an estimated £27 billion.

As the potential attacks on water, electricity and other features of a nation’s critical infrastructure are being increasingly linked to international cyber criminals, security practices within private companies are becoming public business – as such practitioners must scrutinise their operations in order to minimise their exposure to such attacks.

Cyber Security for ICS, Europe 26th – 28th April 2016 is the must attend event that will unite cyber security professionals with Control Systems managers and SMEs to address the key challenges faced in the market.

Why Should You Attend?

Benefit from a panel of speakers with a wide range of expertise, including SCADA controllers, Plant Managers and Heads of Information Security, at some of the world’s biggest companies, in sectors ranging from Energy to Transport to Manufacturing
Learn about the guidelines and legislation being developed to monitor and control the quality of the cyber security solutions protecting these ICSs
Further your understanding of the current solutions available in the market and how they can protect your control systems from malicious intrusions
Hear an update on the developing cyber threats to ICSs, both human and technical, in the world today

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