Lagos Chapter – October 2019

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Chapter Overview

Date: Thursday, 1oth of October 2019

Time: 10.00 am – 4.30 pm

Venue: Confidential due to nature of subject matter

Location: Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria

Overall Theme: Community is Shaping

Areas of focus:

Benchmarking Strategy for Learning:

  • People
  • Process
  • Technology
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This Alliance Chapter will focus on building a decision making and decision influencing community focused on impacting the ICT and Information Security division of enterprises and upper mid-market organisations within the Nigeria region.

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  • 1000

    Registration

    Arrival and networking prior to the content being divulged

  • 1100

    Welcome Remarks & House Keeping

  • 1115

    Session 1 - Workshop

    If you’ve not been breached then typically it’s only a matter of time. As a community we propose a workshop on the best practices when it comes to incident management and incident response.

    Action areas
    • Identifying areas of the business which are imperative to incident response
    • Collectively and within sub-groups highlighting the most effective strategy for each business area
    • Each individual reflecting on their own processes around incident management vs outcomes of this session
    • Understanding the hybrid approach when having to be reactive vs. proactive

  • 1245

    Networking Break

  • 1315

    Session 2 - Use Case Partner

    Session Leader: Wunmi Adetokunbo-Ajayi – Partner, Digital Risk and Cybersecurity – PwC Nigeria

    Session Title: Africa’s Year in Hacks

    Session Synopsis:

    A classic case of shutting the stable door long after the horse has bolted is reviewing your cyber resilience strategy and sensitizing your staff on their cybersecurity responsibilities after a security incident. PwC will dissect some of Africa’s biggest hacks of the past year. We will look at the analyses on breach postmortems, what the affected companies could have done better, and the lessons these breaches hold for future cybersecurity efforts.

    Despite efforts in improving the security posture, cyber breaches still occur, shaking the business world, causing jaw-dropping headlines and significant impacts.

    Key Takeaways:

    1. Cyber incident readiness and response.

    2. How African CISO’s held the fort and responded during an attack.

    3. Profound lessons drawn from recent cybersecurity breaches and incidents.

    4. Policies, programs, internal safeguards and ways to stay current on the threat landscape and combat cyber risks.

  • 1500

    Networking Lunch

  • 1530

    Session 3 - Open Forum

    Session Leader:  Bharat Soni – CISO, GT Bank

    Session Title: New threats, trends and mitigants – Emerging Security Trends

    Session Synopsis:

    Individuals, organizations and societies are becoming increasingly dependent on technology for essential activities. As the dependencies grows, so do the bad actors who seek to exploit these technologies for their malicious goals. The landscape of threats is continuously evolving as attackers develop new and more sophisticated ways of hitting their targets. Individual and organizations must do more to protect their assets from exposure of being proactive and keeping abreast of the latest trends in cybersecurity while remaining focused on the central trends of CIA.

    Key Takeaways:

    To be identified from the debate.

  • 1615

    Closing Remarks & the Next Steps

    How we collate feedback and we plan to grow out the regions educational meetings.

    Highlight the chapters outcomes and action the community can make from content explored

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