Cybersec Netherlands

Brenno de Winter

Founder and CEO De Winter Information Solutions

The keynote, tied to *The Validation Crisis* book release, explores cybersecurity challenges, cultural gaps, AI's dual role, and industry complexities. It emphasizes aligning leadership and operations, fostering a security culture, and adopting a proactive approach to AI-related risks.

Barbara Grofe

Principal Security Architect, Enterprise Architect, Security Researcher & System Engineer – Nerthus Consulting LLC

Rocket scientist from the United States, specializing in space cybersecurity and one of the most certified security professionals in the world. Grofe offers a unique perspective on the security of space technology and the crucial role of cybersecurity in this sector.

Caity Randall

Founder & CEO – Sustainabil.IT

In today's interconnected world, cyber security is not just a necessity but a strategic advantage. This keynote will explore how leveraging cyber security compliance can drive resilience, sustainability, and strategic growth for organisations.

Bas Dunnebier

Chief Science and Technology Officer at The General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD)

The keynote addresses the increasing threats to the Netherlands' national interests, stressing the need for heightened awareness across public and private sectors. It emphasizes that protecting the nation, especially in the digital realm, requires collective action, not just government efforts.

Serge Christiaans

Aviation Cybersecurity Expert – Aviation Cyber Academy

Captain of an Airbus A320. Christiaans talks about the various threats encountered when boarding an aircraft and how cybersecurity plays a crucial role in aviation safety.

Eoin McGrath

Solutions Engineer ThreatLocker

This session explores how malware is created, emphasizing the importance of Zero Trust principles in defending against human and AI-generated attacks, ensuring data protection and operational continuity in a threat-filled environment.

Henrique van Huisstede

Accountmanager Public Private Partnerships at Dutch Police

The session "Operation Endgame" covers the successful takedown of the IcedID botnet through international law enforcement and private sector collaboration, offering insights into the challenges and solutions applied during the operation.

Iris Koster

Accountmanager Public-Private Partnerships Digital Crime at Dutch Police

This session covers "Operation Stargrew: the rise of cybercrime as a service," focusing on the Dutch National Police's takedown of LabHost, a phishing-as-a-service platform. Attendees will learn how cybercrime as a service operates and why collaboration is crucial to combat it, even for those outside the cybersecurity industry.

Taco Mulder

CISO FOD BOSA (Belgian government)

NIS 2, effective October 18, 2024, requires Belgian entities to meet minimum security standards. Belgian federal entities focus on people, processes, and technology for compliance, prioritizing "Compliance through security, not security through compliance."

Anu Kukar

Managing Director, Cybersecurity Strategy and Advisory Lead, Australia & New Zealand

One of the 'Global Power 100 Women in Cyber 2022' and awarded as IT Security Champion in Australia in 2021. Kukar shares her experiences and insights on the challenges and opportunities in the world of cybersecurity.

Soenil Soebedar

Founder SOEBIT Cybersecurity | Security Architect |Cryptography/PKI Specialist| Penetration Tester & Freelancer for Ministry of Dutch Defense

Quantum computing, AI, and ML are transformative technologies revolutionizing industries like healthcare and finance by automating processes and improving efficiency. However, quantum computing's potential to break current encryption methods raises significant cybersecurity concerns.

Dimitri van Zantvliet

Director Cybersecurity / CISO at Dutch Railways (NS)

Dutch Railways, with ten security domains, sees cybersecurity as its newest focus. Discover how cyber evolved, the CISO's strategic roadmap, their digital resilience efforts, and the transformative role AI plays in their future.

Ramsés Gallego

ISACA Hall of Fame, ISACA Barcelona Chapter President, Executive Vice President Quantum World Association.

Change is constant, and organizations must adapt to stay competitive. In a world driven by technology, success requires embracing time-to-value strategies. Attendees will learn the importance of adaptability in shaping business strategies for the future.