Agenda

08.00-09:00 Registration and breakfast

09:00-09:05 Welcome and introduction

09:05-09:20 Threat intelligence briefing

with mnemonic's Threat Intelligence team

09:20-09:55 Digital security in the Norwegian business sector

with Odin Johannessen, Director at The Norwegian Business and Industry Security Council (NSR) 

In his presentation, Odin Johannessen will share some insight into the status of digital security in the Norwegian business sector, as seen from NSR. He will also discuss what should be done nationally to raise our digital basic security.

NSR:

The Norwegian Business and Industry Security Council (NSR) is a member organisation that serves the Norwegian business sector in an advisory capacity on matters relating to crime. NSR helps companies that need advice and counselling regarding industrial espionage, sabotage, narcotics, theft, terrorism, organised crime, fraud, extortion, corruption, computer criminality, and more.

09:55-10:10 Break

10:10-10:45 National digital security in 2022

with Ulrik Sagelvmo, Governance, Risk & Compliance consultant, mnemonic

Has three years of National Cyber Security Strategy and up-to-date security legislations provided us with the national resilience we need to meet security challenges in 2022? This presentation wants to shed light on this issue by looking at the foundation and intention behind the new Security Act. Where do we stand today and how do we see national digital security mature?

10:45-11:00 Break

11:00-11:25 Experience sharing: security architecture

with Angel Alonso, Team Leader, Governance, Risk & Compliance consultant, mnemonic

Organisations need to use a limited set of resources to deal with an increasingly complex security landscape of changing threats, regulatory requirements, and technological advances.

Knowing that all your investments are pulling in the same direction requires an overview many organisations lack. To get this overview, you need a structured, holistic approach to digital security, where you establish a common foundation and a common language between the IT and business part of the business. This establishes a common understanding of how security investments can support business goals.

This is an area we at mnemonic have been working on for a long time, both for ourselves and our customers. In this presentation, we will share our approach to holistic and structured security architecture; mnemonic Enterprise Security Architecture (mESA).

11:25-11:30 Closing remarks