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Overview
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s rapidly growing
economy, high rate of internet usage, mobile
Information Technology (IT)
penetration and highly sophisticated infrastructure
makes the Kingdom an attractive destination for
hackers. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is ranked
second globally when it comes to spam attacks
and is leading in the Gulf Region in terms of cyber-
attacks.
Energy & Utilities
The market for Cyber Security exports alone is
Healthcare
estimated to grow to over $ 37.5 billion by 2016
with a growing rate 10% on the investments on
Information Technology (IT) and Software year on
year. Due to the growing public demand, there is a
huge increase in the private cyber security exports Aerospace, Defence
across the energy sector, financial services & Security
Communications
sector, information technology (IT) sector, and
communications sector. Recent cyber-attacks
have created the need to establish a regulatory and
legislative frame-works to support the Kingdoms Banking & Financial
cyber safety. As per the National Information
Security Strategy the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
has increased cyber security spending and
investment across government agencies and local
governments. The Saudi Arabian cyber security
market is expected to grow to over $3.48 billion by
2019, at a rate of 14.50%. The continuous attacks
on energy sector has led to the high defense
spending in the country.

Hence, Nispana is proud to announce the Cyber

Security Summit which is scheduled to take place
on the 2 & 3 of May 2016 in Riyadh Marriott Hotel,
Riyadh Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This summit will
feature an array or presentations and interactive
panel sessions from international experts to
address current challenges faced and come up
with strategies to pave the way for a cyber-safe
future. The Cyber Security Summit will present
all the participants with an excellent opportunity
to network with peers, share divergent viewpoints
as well as identify internationally renowned cyber
security solutions that can be used to totally
eradicate cyber-attacks.

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Confirmed Speakers

Basel Alomair, Ph.D.

Russell Gann
Founding Director, National Center for Cybersecurity
Consultant CIO, OPM-SANG
Technology (C4C) King Abdulaziz City for Science
Ministry of the National Guard
and Technology (KACST)

Zane Sarraf Dr. Hani Mohammed Al Zaid

Senior IT Consultant Head of IT
Smart city solutions Al Shura Council

Mansour A. Aldajani Sultan AbuKoshaim

CIO and Advisor CIO & Governor’s Advisor
ECRA Saudi Standards Metrology & Quality Organization (SASO)

Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Motrif

Amr Mohamed Gaber
Assistant Professor of Information Technology
Chief Information Security Officer
& Educational Computing, King Saud university
Dubai Media Incorporated
CEO, Saudi Health Information Systems

Abdallah Sinan Mohamed Ruwaid Zumla

Snr. Business Group Lead - Cloud Enterprise Cyber Security Strategist
Microsoft Consultant

Jalal Al-Bokhary Vijay Babber

Enterprise Accounts Manager Senior Sales Engineer
Intel Security Saudi Arabia Gigamon

Ali Fathi Al-Sheikh Ahmed Patrick MacGloin

President ME Cyber Security Lead
ISACA Riyadh Chapter PwC

Nicolai Solling Abdirashid Samater

Chief Technology Officer Information security Advisor
Help AG Ministry of Justice

Faris Abdullah Al-Kharusi

Iman Said Abdillahi Iman
Head of Business Excellence – Real-Time
Senior Security Consultant
Operations & Smart Fields
EBDAA
Petroleum Development Oman

Nazeeruddin Mohammad
Assistant Professor
Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd
University
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Benefits of Attending
• Examine the probability of impact and incidents within an industrial control system

• Learn to tackle Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) & Advanced Volatile Threats (AVT) for building a robust IT security system

• Tackle backdoor interface vulnerabilities in SCADA, ICS and DCS networks to prevent real time threats

• Prevent cyber espionage and data theft to enhance information security and ensure confidentiality of data

• Learn best practices in incident management and response, cloud computing security, containment, investigations and cyber
forensics for building a strong cyber security framework

• Obtain an overview of the issues and considerations around industrial control systems and cyber security

• Learn how to successfully facilitate a risk-management workshop and critically assess your industrial control systems

• Participate in an interactive, scenario-based cyber-attack simulation to obtain a better understanding of cyber-crime & its
impacts

Networking Opportunities With

• Chief Information Security Officers • Heads of DCC
• Chief Privacy Officers • Heads of SCADA
• Chief Risk Officers / Risk Managers • Infrastructure Managers
• CIOs and IT senior leadership • IT Security Managers
• Compliance Managers • Network Security: Engineers
• Cyber Policy: Heads and Influencers • Operational Technology Managers
• Fraud Managers • Security Architects / Enterprise Architects
• Government Officials-IT / OT Authorities • Head of Information Security

Data & Cloud Security Mobile Security

Risk & Governence Digital Forensics

Zero Day Security for Critical

Vulnerabilities Infrastructure
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Day 1 2 May 2016, Riyadh Marriott Hotel, Riyadh Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
8:00 Registration
8:40 Chief Guests Welcome Address & Inaugural
Ceremony
8:50 Conference Chairman’s Welcome Address • Creating expansive, flexible security program
Session: ICT Infrastructure Security
9:00 Government Regulations, Policies & Plans for
Kingdom Wide Cyber Security
• National Information Security Strategy
• Government regulations and mandates for
cyber security
• Regional mandates for sharing of critical data
on hackers and changing threats
9:30 Implementation of Secure & resilient Kingdom
wide ICT infrastructure to support the National plans
• Development of a robust ICT infrastructure
• Updating and hardening of technical
infrastructure to a state of acceptable resilience
• Cultivating ICT security workforce
10:00 Implementing a Fail Proof Cyber Security
Program to Safeguard the Kingdom’s Critical
National Infrastructure
• Cyber Security Programs for the Energy &
Utilities Sector
• Government regulations and mandates for
cyber security
• Regional mandates for sharing of critical data
10:30 Networking Coffee Break
11:00 Protecting Telecommunications and network
services from cybercrime
• Identifying the fragile links and challenges in
M2M cyber security.
• The focus on Security risks and responses in
an evolving telecommunications industry
which advances in connecting the unconnected
• Borderless infrastructure connectivity
increasing the scope of threats
Session: Mobile Security
11:30 Assessing threats evolving through mobile
platforms
• Root of trust and policy enforcement engine
• Machine to Machine and near field communication
• Ongoing consumer education
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12:00 Malware, Phishing & Mobile Security: Trending
Threats
• Compliance as a driver to improve and
enhance mobile security
• Re looking at authentication, payment
transactions and privacy
12:30
Cyber security for military deployed networks
• Technical factors which affects security leaks
within deployed data networks
• Classified data sharing networks - Actions
required for military operators
• Level of security once a security leak is
identified
13:00 Networking Lunch Break
14:00 History and mechanism of a Ransomware attack
• Infection Vector
• Command control and cryptography
• Ransom demand extortion of money or
bitcoins
Session Theme: Mobile Security
14:30 Assessing threats evolving through mobile
platforms
• Root of trust and policy enforcement engine
• Machine to Machine and near field
communication
• Ongoing consumer education
15:00 Understanding Mobile Threat Landscape
• Security implications of Mobile Banking
services (connecting via wifi platforms)
• Mobile malware drive-bys a variation on the
botnets
• Mobile based DDOS and cloning
15:30 Hardware Firmware and OS platform security
• Carrier infrastructure attacks
• Device firmware attacks
• Baseband chipset attacks
16:00 Panel Discussion: Deep web and black web
marketplace capitalising on zero day flaws to
launch a potential cyber weapon
16:30 End of Conference Day 1 & Networking coffee
Break
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Day 2 3 May 2016, Riyadh Marriott Hotel, Riyadh Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

8:00 Registration 11:15 Coffee Networking Break

9:00 Chairman’s Welcome Remark’s
Session Theme: Risk Management & Governance
& Law Enforcement and Digital evidences & Cyber
Investigations
9:15 Cyber security governance and risks for
financial institutions
• Desired outcomes of information security
governance
• Knowledge and protection of information assets
• Benefits of information security governance
• Process integration
9:45 Information security frameworks components Cyber war?”
for financial institutions
• Compliance audits of third parties that handle
customer data
• Dedicated response team for any cyber
breaches
• Implementation of Threat Assessments and
regulatory requirements to build a strong
network to combat attacks
10:15 Confronting Cybercrime: Underlining the
challenges
• Failures in reporting crime by organization
• Behavioural analysis of cyber criminals and its
importance
• Cyber Crime creating damages far beyond
networks
10:45 Looking closely into cloud networks and
connections
• Intrusion detection and prevention systems
(IDS/IPS)
• Traffic screening which stand strong to
Distributed Denial-of-Service attacks
• Incident reporting and incident handling
(network Logging)
12:00 Recovering Cyber Security for SCADA Networks
• Effective configuration processes
• Crisis preparation: Securing of industrial
networks
• Looking closely into the monitoring systems:
Protocols needed for system administrators
12:30 Using Big Data Analytics to defend cyber
security threats
• Next generation Security architecture
• Connected platforms and big data
• Next generation firewall
12:35 Panel Discussion: “Is the next world war a
1:00 Networking Lunch Break
2:00 Protecting Telecommunications & network
services from cybercrime as it connects the globe
• Identifying the fragile links and challenges in
M2M cyber security.
• The focus on Security risks and responses in
an evolving telecommunications industry which
advances in connecting the unconnected
2:30 Cyber Security from an Middle East Perspective
• Constructing Solid Legal foundations
• PPP in cybersecurity
• Increase awareness regarding cyber threats
and risks
3:00 Cyber security and privacy for open data in
smart cities
• Synergy between ICT vendors and energy
suppliers
• Cyber resilience to rapidly recover from
disruption
• Ensuring continuity of critical services
3:30 End of Conference & Networking coffee Break

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