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Speakers

BSI Standards Forum and Awards 2017

Graham CluleySecurity Analyst, grahamcluley.com

Graham Cluley is an award-winning security blogger, researcher, podcaster, and Graham Cluley is an award-winning security blogger, researcher, podcaster, and public speaker. He has been a well-known figure in the computer security industry since the early 1990s when he worked as a programmer, writing the first ever version of Dr Solomon's Anti-Virus Toolkit for Windows. Since then he has been employed in senior roles by companies such as Sophos and McAfee.

Graham has given talks about computer security for some of the world's largest Graham has given talks about computer security for some of the world's largest companies, worked with law enforcement agencies on investigations into hacking groups, and regularly appears on TV and radio explaining computer security threats. In 2011, Graham became a member of the InfoSecurity Europe Hall of Fame.

John Burbidge-KingCEO, Interchange Solutions Ltd

Corporate governance and integrity risk expert with significant international Corporate governance and integrity risk expert with significant international business experience at the board, director and government levels. Former Royal Marines officer – 21years in De La Rue – founded Interchange in 2006, “turning risk into business value”. Helps all size businesses and sectors to mitigate and manage corruption risk. Interchange has worked in 62 countries including a 12month governance project for the Kazakh National Railways (KTZ).

John gave evidence to Parliament on the Bribery Act, compiled the ADS Business John gave evidence to Parliament on the Bribery Act, compiled the ADS Business Ethics Toolkit, UK committee member for BS10500 Anti-bribery Management System and ISO 37001 Anti-bribery management systems. John also sits on the Advisory Board of Christ Church Canterbury Business School and is fluent in Arabic and Russian.

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Vicki GavinCompliance Director, Head of Business Continuity, Info-Security and Data Privacy, The Economist Group

Vicki is the Cyber Security Woman of the Year 2015 and Cyber Security Marathon Vicki is the Cyber Security Woman of the Year 2015 and Cyber Security Marathon (Wo)man of the year 2016. Vicki passionately believes that the areas she specialises in, business continuity, cyber security, data privacy and regulatory compliance, are business issues, not IT issues. Vicki has a wealth of experiencein these areas and is passionate about achieving best practice in governance. Vicki joined the Economist Group from Barclays where she was Head of Business Vicki joined the Economist Group from Barclays where she was Head of Business Continuity, Information Risk and Business Risk for Barclaycard at the time of her departure. Before this, she was employed by Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, where she held a number of positions after emigrating from Canada. Vicki holds a BSc in Physics from Lakehead University and a Diploma in Adult Education from Seneca College. She is MBCI and CRISC certified.

PaulSecurity Adviser, UK Government

This session will cover the range of malicious threats faced by the UK and share the latest palette of physical and personnel security countermeasures.

It will show how Boards need to understand and address security issues and how professionals need to consider security matters in their work and personal lives.

It will also illustrate how standards have been used recently to improve It will also illustrate how standards have been used recently to improve the security-mindedness of those responsible for digital engineering of the built environment

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Renzo MarchiniPartner, Fieldfisher

Renzo is a partner in Fieldfisher's market-leading privacy, information and security team, with over 20 years' experience in advising clients on technology and privacy across sectors.

Most of his time now is taken up helping clients get ready for GDPR. Renzo Most of his time now is taken up helping clients get ready for GDPR. Renzo regularly lectures and writes on data protection and cloud. He is on the faculty of the DPO and European privacy certification courses of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).

The second edition of his book Cloud Computing: A Practical Introduction to the Legal Issues was published by BSI in 2015.

Bridget KenyonHead of Information Security, University College London

Bridget Kenyon (CISSP) is Head of Information Security for University College Bridget Kenyon (CISSP) is Head of Information Security for University College London. Her experience in information security started in 2000 at DERA, following which she has been a Qualified Security Assessor against PCI DSS, Information Security Officer for Warwick University, and has held both operational and consultancy roles in industry and academia.

Bridget has been involved with ISO/IEC 27001 since 2006, coordinating the development of information security management system standards. She is the development of information security management system standards. She is the editor for ISO/IEC 27013 and chairs BSI Panel 1. She also chairs the NHS-HE Forum IG Working Group, which provides HE input into the Information Governance Toolkit, and has co-authored three texts on information security.

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Vernon PooleHead of Business Consultancy, Sapphire

Vernon is a European leader in the field of information security management and is qualified as an ISO27001 Lead Auditor and Cyber Security consultant, as well as a world-renowned speaker and member of the UK ISO 27001 User Group.

He is a recognised adviser to senior management on the importance of He is a recognised adviser to senior management on the importance of 'Information Assurance'. Vernon is CISM certified; and after 12 years with Deloitte's, he joined Sapphire as Head of Business Consultancy - which is one of the UK's leading independent information security companies - company celebrated its 20th Anniversary last year.

Jo PedderHead of Policy and Engagement, Information Commissioner’s Office

Jo Pedder is Head of the Information Commissioner’s Office’s Policy and Engagement department. In her current role, she is responsible for overseeing policy lines, advice and guidance related to data protection and freedom of information legislation.

Jo is also responsible for the ICO’s engagement teams that focus on strategic Jo is also responsible for the ICO’s engagement teams that focus on strategic stakeholders in the private sector and public services. Before taking on her current role, Jo has worked in a number of policy and operational roles for the ICO since 2004. Before joining the ICO Jo worked at the Charity Commission dealing with large charities.

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Tony Williams Information Risk and Cyber Security Consultant, Tonnik Consulting

Tony Williams is an experienced cyber security consultant. Tony spent four years preparing for London 2012 as the Information Security Operations Manager for the Olympics.

Since then he has worked with a diverse range of organisations on exciting Since then he has worked with a diverse range of organisations on exciting challenges, from securing the broadcast systems of the BBC to looking at how the next generation of Network Rail’s railway signalling systems can be protected.

Tony is currently working with the UK’s clearing banks on a new inter-bank payment clearing system.

Simon SchofieldDirector of Security EMEA, Datapipe

Simon is the Director of Security EMEA at Datapipe, a Global Managed Service provider for public and private cloud, hybrid solutions and traditional IT architecture, migration, and security. Simon is a leading expert in Cloud Security Management, Information Assurance and Cyber Security. He is a senior CISSP, and SABSA registered network and security leader with extensive experience and SABSA registered network and security leader with extensive experience across public and commercial sectors. Simon has over 30 years’ experience which includes, special duties, social engineering and cyber operations in the British Army. Before joining Datapipe, he was Head of the Cyber Security Practice for BAE Systems and was responsible for securing fighter aircraft, submarines, major energy companies and communication service providers to global customers. Simon has executively led or assisted in the incident response to breaches of FTSE customers as well as building National Level Security Operations Centres.customers as well as building National Level Security Operations Centres.

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Dr Scott Steedman CBE FREngDirector of Standards, BSI

Scott Steedman is Director of Standards at the British Standards Institution (BSI) where he is responsible for the UK National Standards Body. Scott has been a Board Director of the BSI Group since 2012. Following seven years as an academic at Cambridge University he spent over twenty years in industry, as an academic at Cambridge University he spent over twenty years in industry, holding senior roles in consulting companies working on infrastructure projects in the UK and around the world.

Scott was appointed Vice President (policy) for the International Standards Organisation (ISO) in January 2017. He is a former Vice President of the European Committee for Standardization (CEN), the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Institution of Civil Engineers. He was appointed CBE in 2010 for services to engineering.to engineering.

David BellDirector of Standards Policy, BSI

David Bell is BSI’s Director of Standards Policy. He heads a team of 18 which is responsible for BSI's input to the international and European standards bodies, ISO IEC, CEN and CENELEC on technical and policy issues. In addition, David manages BSI's institutional relations with national and regional standards organizations, as well as relations with UK government and with key stakeholders, including as well as relations with UK government and with key stakeholders, including consumer and public interest groups.

An economist by training, David has recently been appointed as the UK member of the Council of ISO and is a member of policy and finance committees of CEN and CENELEC.

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Ian RichardsonStandards Publishing Manager, BSI

Ian Richardson is the Standards Publishing Manager for the Digital area within Standards Development in BSI (British Standards Institution).

Ian has specific responsibility for the management of a portfolio of standards, Ian has specific responsibility for the management of a portfolio of standards, covering subjects such as Digital, Quality and Health and Safety. Ian has been working at BSI since 2003.

Before BSI, Ian worked in marketing as a Market Analyst. Before this, Ian worked in the loyalty marketing sector.

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