INDISEC 2020: India’s Most Comprehensive Expo Cum Summit on

Cyber and Technology in Internal Security

th
Monday, 17 Feb, 2020 Hotel Le-Meridien, New Delhi

Security of the country is our priority. Internal security is our priority. Whether it is our oceans or borders,
cyber world or space for all kind of security India is capable to defeat all such inimical forces
Shri Narendra Modi
Hon’ble Prime Minister of India

Shri Rajnath Singh, Hon’ble Defence Minister, Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad Hon’ble Union Dr. Jitendra Singh, Hon’ble Minister of State, Shri G. Kishan Reddy, Hon’ble Minister of State,
Government of India Minister, Ministry of Communications, Ministry of Prime Minister`s Office, Government of India Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India
Electronics & Information Technology and Law &
Justice, Government of India

H. E. Shri Richard Verma, Then Ambassador of
USA to India; Shri Kiren Rijiju, Hon’ble Minister
of State (I/C) Ministry of Youth Affairs And
Sports, Government of India; H. E. Shri Daniel
Carmon, the then Ambassador of Israel to India
Lt Gen. (Dr) Rajesh Pant, National Cyber Then Chief of the Indian Navy Staff, Admiral Sunil Lanba; Smt Nirmala Sitharaman, Hon’ble Finance
Security Coordinator, Government of India Minister, Government of India; Chief of the Army Staff General Bipin Rawat and Dr. Ajay Kumar, IAS,
Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Government of India along with other dignitaries

THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF INDIA

 INDISEC: India’s Most Comprehensive Expo Cum Summit on
Cyber and Technology in Internal Security

S ecurity is an increasing challenge for individuals, institutions, businesses, and the nation. Security and peace
are the prerequisite and essence of good governance for the civilized existence of a society. Be it internal
security or securing the cyber space, they will be achievable only with everyone’s cooperation, an intelligent
policy and consistent practices.
India is constantly facing growing challenges arising from cyber-crimes, physical crimes, economic frauds,
insurgency, cross border developments etc. With the exponential growth of connections, increased subject
knowledge and easy availability of tools, cybercrimes committed by individuals or organized crime groups have
far-reaching implications. The corporate sector may have to face consequences, such as business disruption
and loss of sensitive information, including intellectual property and trade secrets, loss of reputation and brand
name, & ofcourse financial losses.
Cybercriminals are focusing on public infrastructure to disrupt services and cause mayhem as new targets are
emerging and expanding throughout the world. The difficulty of estimating the actual cost of damages from a
cyber-attack adds complexity to planning for critical infrastructure protection. The present cyber threat landscape
is complex, dynamic and evolving in terms of the tools and approaches. Cyber criminals have sophisticated their
strategy to increase the strength of their attacks and also preserve their cover for as long as possible. The pattern
of the cyber-attacks has become more complicated and more difficult to identify and mitigate. There is need for
government and Organizations to be fully cognizant of the menace posed by advanced cyberattacks and need of
building a cyber defense is a priority. While a multi-layered approach to security minimizes the probability of
infection, it’s also critical to prepare end users and boost them to espouse best practices.
Another area of concern is Security in Digital payments and Rise in Digital payments frauds in India. As we move
into a cashless economy, there is always going to be questions raised over the security in digital payments.
Countries across the world have seen numerous advances towards cybersecurity measures. Considering that
India is still at an early adoption stage of its digitization journey, it is absolutely critical that the right environment for
digital payments include a comprehensive cyber security strategy supported by a robust framework to help all
stakeholders involved in the ecosystem. .
As the industry moves into the development of future technologies, police forces and forensic departments needs
to continuously evolve at a faster pace in this digital age. There is huge scope on how AI and big data technologies
can be applied to Indian Security System by Predictive crime mapping, predictive analytics of individuals such as
re-offenders, analytics of data collected by CCTV’s or social media or even real time sharing of data within all
police stations of all states including remote areas..
ASSOCHAM lauds the Government’s pro-active efforts and while doing so emphasizes that interaction with the
concerned stakeholders on ongoing basis is an urgent imperative.
ASSOCHAM for the past many years, through the Annual Summit on Cyber & Network Security, being officially
Supported by the Ministry of Electronics & IT, Government of India has created a platform for the Central
Ministries, State Governments, Academia, Industry and other global stakeholders to come together and
deliberate on the way forward.
ASSOCHAM proposes to organize the “INDISEC: Cyber & Internal Security” India's Most Comprehensive EXPO
& Summit on Monday, 17th Feb, 2020 at Hotel Le- Meridien, New Delhi with an objective for global stakeholders
to come together and deliberate on this critical subject of national importance and the way forward.
Dr. Gulshan Rai, Former National Cyber Security Shri Sanjay Behl, Dr. Ajeet Bajpai, Director General, National H.E. Dr. Ron Malka, Ambassador,
Coordinator, Government of India Director General, Cert-In Critical Information Infrastructure Protection Embassy of Israel in India
Centre, NTRO

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

¤ Central/ State Government Officials ¤ Banks and Financial Institutions (BFSI) ¤ Scientists & Researchers
¤ Enforcement, Intelligence & Investigating ¤ IT / ITeS and Device Companies ¤ Surveillance Companies
Agencies, DRDO, Cabinet Secretariat ¤ Stock Exchanges & Broking Firms ¤ Software and Hardware
¤ Inter State Council Secretariat ¤ Railways ¤ Digital Data Forensic
¤ Financial fraud Investigating Agencies ¤ Telecom and Allied Companies ¤ Satellite Monitoring
¤ State Police, Military & Para Military ¤ E-commerce & Online Trade Companies ¤ Security Equipment Manufacturers,
Officials ¤ Ethical Hacker and Cyber Security Importers, Exporters
¤ Policy makers, Think tanks, Embassy Researchers ¤ Integrators
¤ CISOs CIOs/ CTOs/ Legal Experts/ CSOs/ ¤ Operational Technology Auditors ¤ Electronics and Industrial Components
¤ Data Privacy Specialists ¤ Compliance Officers ¤ Defence Institutes/ Colleges
¤ IT Security Professionals ¤ Corporate Security Professionals/ IT ¤ Educational Institutes
¤ Cyber Security Companies Managers ¤ Consultants & Experts
¤ OIL & Gas Companies ¤ State Municipal Corporations/ Utility ¤ Airport Operators
¤ Power Generation and Distribution Companies
Companies ¤ Hospitals

KEY TOPICS
ü Cyber Exposure: preparedness for most advanced cyber-
attacks, new Data Breaches, emerging threats,
cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities
ü Situation of Global cyber risks and preparedness of industry
to mitigate cyber security risks
ü Most advanced cyber-attacks,New Data Breaches, emerging
threats and Strategies to Discover, Measure & Reduce Cyber
Risk.
ü Strategies in protecting enterprise and critical information
infrastructure (CIIs) for building up a robust cyber defence.
ü Measuring Third-Party Risk Exposure
ü Attack surface visibility and how to simplify cyber risk
management of an organisation& Resilience
ü Cybersecurity Incident Response and Managing Risk
ü Threat Intelligence Analysis
ü Radical innovations to Neutralizes & Fight Back
ü Future of Smart Policing, Surveillance & Access
Management
ü Counter Terrorism: Offence is the best Defence
ü Using Technology for effective Border Management
ü Future of digital forensics and new challenges for security
experts and law enforcement agencies in investigating
cybercrimes
ü AI & ML in Surveillance & use cases
ü Telecom network security & 5G security for national interest
ü Need of advance surveillance devices including Drones,
CCTV & UAV for nation.
ü Most important developments in Identity Management &
Biometrics.
ü Countering Misinformation & Fake News for National Security
ü Future trends in Digital Payment Security & current
Opportunities, threats and risks in Fintech space.
ü Policy and Regulatory Framework and Best Practices for
securing the Digital Payment ecosystem
ü Future Threats and associated Cyber Risks in Digital Payment
Systems
ü New secured payment Technologies
ü Data protection, privacy and security laws in Digital Payment
Space
ü Rise in Digital payments frauds and Regulatory Policies in
countering Merchant Frauds
ü Securing Banking Transactions -CISO Experience Sharing &
use case

Brig. M. U. Nair, Shri Brijesh Singh, IPS, Inspector General of Shri Jayantha Fernando, Director ICTA, Shri Alexander Seger, Executive Secretary
DACIDS (DIARA), HQIDS Police (Cyber), Maharashtra Sri Lanka Cybercrime Convention Committee, Head of
Cybercrime Programme Office (C-PROC),
Council of Europe
 EXHIBITORS PROFILE
¤ Cyber Security Companies ¤ Communication
¤ Data Security and Management ¤ Interception
companies ¤ Mass Data Interception
¤ Payment security companies ¤ Network Surveillance
¤ Digital Surveillance ¤ Digital Forensic
¤ Biometrics ¤ Satellite Monitoring
¤ CCTV ¤ Drones and UAVs
¤ RFID ¤ Access Controls
¤ Bomb Jammers ¤ Security & Storage
¤ Ammunition Manufacturers ¤ Antivirus Software
¤ Traffic Surveillance ¤ Digital and Mobile Forensics
¤ GPS Tracking ¤ Software Intelligence
¤ Biometrics
¤ Encryption
¤ Surveillance and Detection
¤ Command/ Control Systems
¤ Geographic Info Systems
¤ Telematry
¤ Critical Infrastructure Protection
¤ Intelligence Analysis Tools
¤ Track & Trace Systems
¤ IPsec (Internet Protocol)
¤ Vehicle Monitors and Displays
¤ Radio Communication Systems

DELEGATES AT THE VENUE

Exhibition Stall: Rs. 75,000/- +GST

Size 3m x 2m x 8 ft.
STALL WILL HAVE:
• ONE TABLE • 2 CHAIRS • FACIA NAME
• ONE ELECTRICITY POINT • LIGHT ON WALL

For Sponsorship/ Stall Booking/ Details please contact:

Varun Aggarwal Vicky Pandita Bindya Pandey Rahul Pal
Director & HOD Assistant Director Executive Executive
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