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As assets progress through their lifecycle, the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) estate accumulates cyber vulnerabilities as a result of poor asset visibility and security hygiene. The outcome - the Financial Institution (FI) cyber attack surface expands and Financial Services (FS) market systemic risk amplifies.
Craig Rice, CEO at Cyber Defence Alliance (CDA) will be joined by James Watts, Sector Lead at Armis, Indy Dhami, Partner at KPMG and Lorraine O’Donnell, Principal at UK Finance as they explore how collaborating and combining data at scale using Armis’ unique micro and macro view of the financial industry will allow FIs and the Bank of England (BoE) to identify weak spots in their business operations, strategy, and defence mechanisms and take action before a vulnerability becomes a cyber event.
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Chief Executive Officer, Cyber Defence Alliance (CDA)
Craig Rice is a career information security and intelligence professional with experience spanning all intelligence and security disciplines in both t...
Craig Rice is a career information security and intelligence professional with experience spanning all intelligence and security disciplines in both the public and private sectors. Within UK financial services he has held senior cyber security and resilience leadership roles in critical national infrastructure and systematically important financial institutions. His advisory work has included contributions to the Bank of England cyber policy, sector capability development and exercising, CPMI-IOSCO cyber policy, DSIT cyber guidance and UK Finance cyber policy and guidance. Within academia he has supported the Centre of Doctoral Training at Royal Holloway University London (CDT at RHUL) and the Research Institute for SocioTechnical Cyber Security (RISCS). He was appointed CEO of the Cyber Defence Alliance (CDA) in September 2023.
Sector Lead - Banking, Financial Services & Operational Resilience, Armis
James leads the Financial Services and Cyber Resilience practice at Armis. He brings more than 20 years experience in venture capital backed technolog...
James leads the Financial Services and Cyber Resilience practice at Armis. He brings more than 20 years experience in venture capital backed technology and enterprise ICT. James’ career includes the start up FAST, where he joined as their third UK employee, later seeing the business sold to Microsoft for $1.2Bn. James then joined Oracle, where he led their Government Web & Portals business.
James' focus has been in building big-data platforms from healthcare & aerospace to government & financial services. His passion is in connecting disparate organisations so they can benefit from market disrupting technologies including search, cloud, cyber & AI.
Partner, Cyber Security, Financial Services Advisory, KPMG LLP (UK), KPMG
Indy is the lead KPMG cyber partner focusing on global banking clients. He possesses over 20 years’ cyber experience in operational, consulting, start...
Indy is the lead KPMG cyber partner focusing on global banking clients. He possesses over 20 years’ cyber experience in operational, consulting, start-ups and self-owned business roles. His background includes leadership engagements in information/cybersecurity, risk assurance, crisis management (pre- and post-incident), IT audit, governance, risk and compliance programmes at FTSE100 and Fortune 100/500 companies across the globe.
In addition, he is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Information Security (CIISec) and holds various information security industry qualifications. As an active mentor and diversity champion he works closely with local and online communities to upskill and involve others in the cyber security profession.
Principal, Operational Resilience, UK Finance
Lorraine O’Donnell is Principal of Operational Resilience Policy at UK Finance. Working across UK Finance and engaging with UK regulatory authorities ...
Lorraine O’Donnell is Principal of Operational Resilience Policy at UK Finance. Working across UK Finance and engaging with UK regulatory authorities and other key stakeholders, Lorraine’s focus is on delivering positive outcomes with respect to operational resilience, and working with members to prepare for, mitigate and recover from operational disruptions when they occur.
Lorraine previously served across a variety of Business Continuity and Operational Resilience roles across a range of sectors from telecommunications, credit referencing and financial services.
Armis, the asset intelligence cybersecurity company, protects the entire attack surface and manages the organisation’s cyber risk exposure in real tim...
Armis, the asset intelligence cybersecurity company, protects the entire attack surface and manages the organisation’s cyber risk exposure in real time. In a rapidly evolving, perimeter-less world Armis ensures that organisations continuously see, secure, protect and manage all critical assets. Armis secures Fortune 100, 200 and 500 companies as well as national governments, state and local entities to help keep critical infrastructure, economies and society safe and secure 24/7.
In 2022 Armis was bought for $3.4Bn by Google Ventures and Insight Partners, making Armis the largest single investment Insight Partners had made in a single business in their 750 company history.
Armis is also the second fastest growing cyber company on the planet; in just 5.5. years Armis secured 40% of the Fortune 100 as customers and became the largest global Cloud AI Cyber Defence Platform at over 3.5BN devices & circa 20% of all the planet's 17Bn connected devices.
Armis has subsequently won Ernst & Young CEO of the Year 2023, 8x awards at RSA including CEO of the Year & Best Enterprise Cyber Security Product, 2023.
Armis has also been awarded the prestigious Fast Award “1st Place: Most Innovative Business in Cyber” and “14th Place: Most Innovative Business (All Global Companies & Industries)” ahead of NASA and Tesla.
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