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Confirmed Speakers on the Summit Include:
Raja Vijay Kumar Adapa - VP & Global Information Security Leader, Genpact
Vijay has a total of 22 years of experience in Information Technology and Information Security fields, currently working as VP & Global Information Security Leader at Genpact (since 2004). Vijay’s role is very critical and challenging in the organization considering the criticality of security to the outsourcing & technology businesses and the complexity of organization’s business environment i.e. 62,000+ employees, 4,500 business processes for more than 600+ clients worldwide, 60+ service delivery centers in 18 countries.He built world class Information Security Framework and Global Policy and Procedures based on business risk and needs which enabled business security and growth.
Alok Vijayant* - Director IDG, National technical Research Organisation (NTRO), Govt of India
Alok Vijayant is the Director of The National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO), the nation’s chief technical intelligence monitoring authority & India’s premier apex scientific organization under the National Security Advisor in the Prime Minister’s Office.
Amit Sharma - Joint Director, Scientific Adviser of Defence Minister, DRDO, Ministry of Defence, Govt of India
Amit Sharma is currently serving as Joint Director in the Office of the Scientific Advisor of Defence Minister, Defence Research and Development Organization (D.R.D.O), Ministry of Defence, Government of India. He has worked in the field of Information Security, Information warfare, Strategic Information Dissemination Systems, Net Centric Warfare, C4I2SR systems and Secure and survivable networks. He is a Chevening Scholar and has gained his Masters in ‘Global Security’ from Defence College of Management and Technology, UK Defence Academy, United Kingdom. He is a graduate/fellow of US DoD’s Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies, Hawaii US in Comprehensive Response to counter-Terrorism Course. He did his B Tech (honors) in Computer Science and Technology from National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur, India.
Bernard Benhamou - Interministerial Delegate for Internet Usage, Ministry of Digital Economy, Govt of France
Prior to his nomination as Interministerial Delegate on Internet usage, Bernard Benhamou has been the advisor of the French Delegation at the United Nations World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) between 2003 and 2005. He was also the lead of the Forecast & Internet Governance Mission at the Agency for the Development of e-Government (ADAE – Prime Minister Office & Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and the Head of the Mission at the French Ministry of Education. He is a senior lecturer at the National School of Government (ENA) and at the Political Sciences Institute in Paris (Sciences Po). He was also an advisor for the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Internet projects in developing countries and a founding member and Technology Advisor of PlaNet Finance (Internet based NGO devoted to giving microcredit to the developing countries). He has also been the conceptor in 1997 of the first Network and Internet based exhibition in the french museum of science (Passport to the Cyberworld / Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie)
Burgess Cooper - Chief Information Security Officer, VODAFONE
Vodafone India’s CISO Burgess Cooper believes that his biggest challenge has been in pioneering the interpretation of broad security compliances and standards for the telecom industry in India in general, and his organization in particular. Since the time he joined Vodafone India in 2006, Cooper says that he has been successful in reinvigorating the approach to information security at the company by overhauling the security processes and governance, as well as bringing the framework up to a better managed and optimized level. He is responsible for enforcing Information Security compliance across 23 circles in India. He routinely presides on security panel discussions for CIO, CTO including the jury of the prestigious Security Strategist of the year award.
Dinesh O Bareja - Advisor, Cyber Defence Research Center, Jharkhand Police, Govt of India
Dinesh is an Information Security professional specializing in security strategy, architecture design and operations. He holds CISA, CISM, ITIL, BS7799, IPR and ERM certifications and is still learning. He is a Director at NSD and Advisor to Cyber Defence Research Centre (Special Branch, Jharkhand). He also leads the Indian Honeynet Project and is presently setting up a network of about 25 sensors across the country for India based research.
Dinesh Pillai - CEO, Mahindra SSG
As the CEO of Mahindra SSG, Mr. Pillai defines the road map for all business risk security assessments and innovation. Under his dynamic leadership Mahindra SSG has created a global footprint with successful project implementation in over 200 organizations. His clients at Mahindra SSG come from the all key sectors starting from BFSI, FMCG, Retail to Power and Critical Infrastructure. Mr. Pillai is a certified BS 7799 Lead Auditor and has played a prominent role in getting various organizations certified in ISO27001 standard of Information Security. He is an active member of the CII, BCCI, FICCI and ASSOCHAM and has been part of their events and projects in India and abroad. He was the Chairman of the Safety & Security Committee of the BCCI 2010-11.
K. K. Mookhey - Principal Consultant, Network Intelligence India
Well-regarded expert in the field of IT Governance, information risk management, and worked with prestigious clients such as the United Nations WFP, Dubai Stock Exchange, Saudi Telecom, Capgemini, Royal Sun & Alliance, and many others. His skills and know-how encompass IT strategy, governance, risk management, compliance, business continuity, application security, computer forensics, and penetration testing.
M Moni, Dr - Deputy Director General, National Informatics Centre (NIC), Govt of India
Dr M Moni is a well Known Senior Technocrat in the field of Informatics and e-Governance in the Country, having more than 32 years of experience, and his publications have generated academic and research interests in the areas of regional development, agricultural development and informatics development. His credentials include “Seva Ratna Award 2004” from the Centenarian Trust (Chennai) and “Bhugol Bhushan Award 2006” from the Deccan Geographical Society India (Pune).
Muktesh Chander IPS - Centre Director, Centre for Deterrence and Information Assurance
Mr Muktesh is the Centre Director of Centre for Cyber Deterrence and Information Assurance. He was previously IG Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nager Haveli at Government of India & Additional Commissioner of Police Traffic Delhi at Delhi Police. He is an IPS officer of 1988 Batch of UT Cadre. His area of interest are Cyber Crime investigation and Information Security.
M.P.Gupta, Prof - Prof. & Chair-Informations Systems & E-gov, Dept of Management Studies, IIT Delhi
Dr. M.P. Gupta is Professor at the Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi), India. He is area Chair of Information Systems & also Coordinator-Center for Excellence in E-gov at IIT Delhi. He is known for his pioneering works in the area of e-governance that include 15 Doctoral thesis, 11 sponsored projects worth >5 crores, co-authored book “Government Online” and about 176 research papers that appeared in National and International Journals/Conference Proceedings. He is involved in a number of policy making committees on ICT in the Centre and State Governments in India (CBI, DIT, NIC, CDSCO, IGNOU, MP and Jharkhand Govt); also regular member of UGC and AICTE expert committees.
Pazhamalai Jayaraman - CISO & GM - IRMC, Wipro Limited
Pazhamalai Jayaraman is leading Enterprise wide Information Security Risk Management, Business Continuity Management at Wipro Limited, He and his team plays vital role in advising customers during off-shore development centers setup phase to minimize information security risks/threats. He has also lead SOX-IT General computing controls (ITGCC) compliance across Wipro divisions. Been Wipro’s representative on many occasions and has delivered number of sessions in domestic and international forums including ISACA, CII, NASSCOM, DSCI, Digital Security Board Conference in USA, Interpol Conference at Egypt and other International Conventions. Pazhamalai is the active member in Cyber Security Advisory Group formed by NASSCOMDSCI which provided recommendations for consideration by the Government on public-private partnership in Cyber Security capacity building and policy making.
Shiban Kishen Kak, Prof - Vice Chancellor, Mahamaya Technical University Noida
Prof. S.K. Kak has been appointed as founder ViceChancellor of Mahamaya Technical University, Noida. He has over 40 years of experience in research (Communication Engineering, Communication Systems, Optical and Fibre Optic Communication, Data Networks, Signal Processing and AI Engineering & Expert Systems). Industrial, administrative and consultancy to several national and international organizations. Prof. S.K. Kak has received a number of prizes and award including best model prizes in 1965, 1967, 1968 in Technical Models Exhibition during undergraduate studentship in BENCO. He was delivered more than 100 invited talks, Lectures, Keynote Addresses and Radio talks to ISRO, DRDO, ITI, SCIR, ASC and other organization scientist and Engineers.
Subrahmanya Gupta Boda - GM IT Security & Governance (CISO), GMR Group
He is currently GMR Infrastructure Limited as Group Chief Information Security Officer for the last two years. He is instrumental in communizing information security policies across GMR Group. He has contributed to building resilience of GMR Group through business continuity of IT systems and successfully implemented BS 25999 framework. He has experience in the Information Technology for over 19 years and has previously worked in the Indian Research and Development unit of Daimler AG, Germany. He has served as Secretary, IEEE Computer Society Bengaluru Chapter from 2010-2012.
Sujeet Shenoi* - Professor of Computer Science and Chemical Engineering, University of Tulsa, USA
Sujeet Shenoi is the F.P. Walter Professor of Computer Science and a Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Tulsa. An active researcher with specialties in cyber security and digital forensics, Dr. Shenoi is working on exciting "problems" ranging from helping solve homicides to penetrating telecommunications systems, oil and gas pipeline control systems, and voting machines. He spearheads the University of Tulsa's elite Cyber Corps Program that trains cyber security professionals for U.S. government agencies, and is the Director of the Cyber Security Education Consortium, an NSF ATE Center that is building a high-tech workforce in the Southwestern United States. For his innovative strategies integrating academics, research and service, Dr. Shenoi was named the 1998-1999 U.S. Professor of the Year.
Zia Saquib, Dr - Executive Director, CDAC Mumbai & E-City Bengaluru
Zia Saquib was elevated to the position of Executive Director, C-DAC Mumbai (and Electronic City- Bangalore), formerly known as NCST, in January 2006. In the capacity as Executive Director, Zia Saquib has initiated a number of research projects such as: modular software router (based on the IETF FoRCES standard), intrusion detection system based on human immunity, cyber-security for critical national infrastructure, fingerprint biometrics and iSCSi-based storage networks. Most of this work has culminated into transferable technology and is deployed in projects under National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) of Government of India.
* - denotes tentatively confirmed
Awaiting Speaking confirmations from
- Min of Communication & Information Technology
- CERT-In
- National Security Database
- University of New South Wales
- CBI, New Delhi
- British Standards Institution
- Information Security Institute
- Center for Security Studies
- Computer Society of India
- Leading Private & Public Sector Banks
Summit Agenda & Speaking Topics
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09.00am – 09.30am:
09.30am – 10.00am: |
Registrations & Networking Breakfast
Opening Keynote: The National Coordinator – Securing our Cyber Systems In the face of incessant attacks on its crucial networks, the government is finalizing an elaborate plan to upgrade India's cyber security capabilities. By stepping up protection levels, putting in place real time command-and-control centres and delineating responsibilities among various agencies, the government hopes to take on the onslaught of international cyber attacks on its critical infrastructure. Speaker: Alok Vijayant* : Director, National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO), Govt of India |
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10.00am – 10.30am:
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Keynote: European Perspective of Public Policies Related to the Internet Governance: International Outlook
Critical infrastructure has received special attention in recent changes to national investment policies in some countries. Many countries have national plans or strategies for protecting critical infrastructure. All governments adopt a risk management approach to critical infrastructure protection. Risk management helps governments to identify key security assets, assess risks and establishes strategies and priorities for mitigating these risks. Many western countries have implemented measures to strengthen their prevention, preparedness and response to attacks on critical infrastructure. Speaker: Bernard Benhamou : French Interministerial Delegate for Internet Usage, Ministry of Digital Economy, Govt of France |
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10.30am – 11.00am:
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Presentation: Cyber Weapons and Advanced Threats to Critical Information Infrastructure
Speaker: Amit Sharma : Joint Director, Scientific Advisor of Defence Minister, DRDO, Ministry of Defence, Govt of India |
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11.00am – 11.30am:
11.30am – 11.55am: |
Refreshments & Networking Break
Presentation: Challenges in Protecting our important but vulnerable Infrastructure sectors We already know the criminal organisations and malicious hackers are aggressively hacking into our nation’s networks, threatening our critical infrastructure, and stealing millions of dollars worth of trade secrets and other sensitive information from Indian companies. Billions worth of trade secrets are stolen every year, and that most of the cases prosecuted involve our competition states. Speaker: Shiban Kishen Kak, Prof : Vice Chancellor, Mahamaya Technical University Noida |
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11.55am – 12.40pm:
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Panel Discussion: The Current Generation of Botnets – Malicious Threats
A new class of cyber attack is threatening PCs - emails which infect PCs without the user having to open an attachment. The mails themselves are not infected - and thus will not 'set off' many web-security defence packages. Previous generation threats were often a form of vandalism. The current generation of threats is not the work of kids but of serious professionals / organisations. None of them want their malware to be found and they go to great lengths to conceal their existence. Panel Moderator: Burgess Cooper : CISO, Vodafone India Panelsists: Raja Vijay Kumar Adapa : VP & Global Information Security Leader, Genpact Pazhamalai Jayaraman : CISO & GM IRMC, Wipro Limited Subrahmanya Gupta Boda: GM - IT Security & Governance (CISO), GMR Group |
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12.40pm – 01.15pm:
01.15pm – 02.00pm: |
Presentation: Partner Company Presentation
Networking Luncheon |
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02.00pm – 02.40pm:
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Panel Discussion: Role of Law Enforcement in Cybersecurity
Moderator: Dinesh O Bareja : Advisor, Cyber Defence & Research Center, Jharkhand Police Panelists: Muktesh Chander IPS: Centre Director, Centre for Deterrence and Information Assurance S N Pradhan IPS: IG Police, Jharkhand Police |
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02.40pm – 03.05pm:
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Partner Company Presentation: Securing the Cloud Ecosystem: Risk Management of the Future
Cloud computing has seen tremendous adoption over the past few years. With this proliferation of cloud usage, it is only natural to worry about the Security or Compliance associated with your current cloud usage or intended move to the Cloud. It is simply not enough to concentrate purely on securing a device: a particular computer, a specific handset, an individual appliance. The goal of modern computer security is to protect information, and to give that information adequate and consistent protection no matter where it is. |
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03.05pm – 03.30pm:
03.30pm – 04.00pm: |
Partner Company Presentation
Refreshments & Networking Break |
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04.00pm – 04.40pm:
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Panel: Continuous Threat Monitoring: Collate, Correlate & Investigate
Threat monitoring is continuous analysis, assessment, and review of security related data collected from all sources for detecting any attempted or successful breach of the security of a facility, operation, or system. In its purest sense, continuous monitoring is inwardly focused on activities such as vulnerability assessment and patch management, providing valuable situational awareness of systems and potential vulnerabilities. However, monitoring is nothing without the ability to respond accurately and in a timely manner. Moderator: K K Mookhey : Founder, Network Intelligence India Panelist: Zia Saquib, Dr – Executive Director, CDAC Mumbai & E-City Bengaluru Dinesh Pillai: CEO, Mahindra SSG |
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04.40pm – 05.00pm:
05.00pm – 05.20pm: |
Presentation: Identifying Critical Infrastructure Sectors and their Dependencies
Speaker: M.P.Gupta, Prof : Prof. & Chair-Informations Systems & E-gov, Dept of Management Studies, IIT Delhi Partner Company Presentation: Thwarting the Next Gen Cyber Attacks with DNS Firewalls With today’s threats, the traditional firewall is not the silver bullet to secure an enterprise. In fact, just the opposite: it typically leaves a huge pathway into your enterprise completely unprotected. And that pathway, which is populated by unfettered domain name system (DNS) information, has become a conduit of choice for cyber criminals looking to infiltrate your network. Secure DNS resolvers function as a firewall for DNS, adding a vital layer of defense to combat the deluge of advanced persistent threats (APT) and other malware that circumvent traditional perimeter defenses. |
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