Cityforum and London First are jointly hosting two half-day security Summits to coincide with, and add authoritative impetus to, the well-established London IFSEC Exhibition in June this year.
The agendas for the two morning Summits are designed to address threats and responses in a number of key areas with which the UK and others are now grappling. Perhaps more importantly, it is also designed to develop thinking and potential lines of action in response to the safety, security and resilience consequences of a number of developments that are at the heart of the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’ that will have a massive impact on the nature of society in 2030.
The agendas will look, for example, at the brain – machine interface, at where AI will be a decade hence and at the revolution in quantum computing. They will assess the impact of big data on the way cities are run and look at how to keep citizens safe and prosperous, but also free to enjoy the open society of 2030.
Participation in the Summits and associated Masterclasses will provide an unusual opportunity to listen to and question leading figures from science, technology, law enforcement, intelligence and security, business, academia, the media, politics and administration.
Optimism over the future has declined in recent years as has trust and confidence in the way this and other countries are governed. The rankings of the various significant trust barometers are discouraging and could worsen. They could also improve if there is a determined effort to restore confidence.
These Summits assess how improvement may be effected to make life better for the citizen as an individual, whether in the community or on the move and how we can all make ourselves more resilient to shocks and stresses.
Both the Summits and the Masterclasses will provide scope for discussion of business opportunities and partnership agreements in the domestic and overseas contexts. These should interest delegates at the various events and exhibitors, we trust, will also find their commercial intelligences of value.
Attendance at the Summits also gives access to the main exhibition, and includes privileged seating at the associated Masterclasses.
Agenda
Our IFSEC Security Summits and Masterclass Programme can be viewed here: IFSEC Series AGENDA as at 31.05.18
Speakers
Mr Ruud Bakker
Mr Ruud Bakker
Deputy Director Department of Public Safety, City of RotterdamRuud Bakker is Deputy-Director of the Safety Department for the City of Rotterdam since September 2017. He is the deputy chief advisor to the Mayor and the City Council concerning safety issues. He is responsible for designing the new safety strategy for the City of Rotterdam: “Safety@Rotterdam” (2018-2023). From 1990-2016 Mr. Bakker held several senior management positions in the police force of the region of Rotterdam, the probation office and forensic care. Among which Head of Department of the Regional Information Office and as a General Commander for Large-scale Special Operations.
Ruud Bakker is a graduate of the Erasmus University of Rotterdam from which he has an MSc.
Mr Richard Berry
Mr Richard Berry
Assistant Chief Constable & NPCC Lead for Investigatory Powers Act Capabilities , Gloucestershire Constabulary and OSCT, Home OfficeRichard leads upon capabilities acquisition outlined within the new Investigatory Powers Act. He has been the national policing lead for communications data since 2013. He took the lead role for presenting the policing case for new powers during the passage of the legislation.
As an investigator his career experience has ranged from ‘homicide to human trafficking’, working with a United Nations project, Europol and the US DOJ. A guest lecturer at the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences, Richard worked on specialist support for the London 2012 Olympics, has been involved in cyber capabilities since 2010 and has been a national CT Commander.
Ms Francesca Bosco
Ms Francesca Bosco
Programme Officer, UNICRI; Co-founder, Tech and Law CentreFrancesca Bosco is Program Officer at UNICRI, the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute. She earned a law degree in International Law and joined UNICRI in 2006. She is responsible for cybercrime and cybersecurity related projects, both at the European and at international level. She has been researching and developing technical assistance and capacity building programs to counter the involvement of organized crime within the field of cybercrime, as well as examining the legal implications and future scenarios of terrorist use of the internet and cyberterrorism. Furthermore, she is researching and developing projects on the misuse of technology, encompassing current and future challenging areas such as supply chain security, big data, ICS/SCADA security and robotics. She is also involved in various other UNICRI programs related to preventing and countering violent extremism, violence against women, human trafficking, environmental crimes, counterfeiting, corruption. She is member of the Advisory Groups of the Europol EC3 and she is co-founder of the Tech and Law Center.
Dr Nigel Brown
Dr Nigel Brown
Lead for Resilient ICT Strategy Cabinet Office UKDr Nigel P Brown works for the Cabinet Office at the centre of UK government in the Civil Contingencies Secretariat. The Secretariat works in partnership with government departments, the devolved administrations and key stakeholders to enhance the UK's ability to prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies. Nigel focusses on security and resilience policy for the information and communications technologies and energy sectors. He has previously worked for technical and management consultancies, BP Exploration and the Health & Safety Executive. He is a chartered Chemical Engineer and holds BSc, PhD and MBA degrees from Imperial College, London.
Michael Chertoff
Michael Chertoff
Co-founder & Executive Chairman, The Chertoff GroupAs Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security from 2005 to 2009, Michael Chertoff led the country
in blocking would-be terrorists from crossing our borders or implementing their plans if they were already in the
country. He also transformed FEMA into an effective organization following Hurricane Katrina. His greatest
successes have earned few headlines – because the important news is what didn’t happen.
At The Chertoff Group, Mr. Chertoff provided high-level strategic counsel to corporate and government leaders
on a broad range of security issues, from risk identification and prevention to preparedness, response and
recovery. “Risk management has become the CEO’s concern,” he says. “We help our clients develop
comprehensive strategies to manage risk without building barriers that get in the way of carrying on their
business.”
Before heading up the Department of Homeland Security, Mr. Chertoff served as a federal judge on the U.S.
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Earlier, during more than a decade as a federal prosecutor, he
investigated and prosecuted cases of political corruption, organized crime, corporate fraud and terrorism –
including the investigation of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Mr. Chertoff is a magna cum laude graduate of Harvard College (1975) and Harvard Law School (1978). From
1979-1980 he served as a clerk to Supreme Court Justice William Brennan, Jr.
In addition to his role at The Chertoff Group, Mr. Chertoff is also senior of counsel at Covington & Burling LLP,
and a member of the firm’s White Collar Defense and Investigations practice group.
Mr Tarique Ghaffur
Mr Tarique Ghaffur
Senior Security Specialist in UAE and Former Assistant Commissioner, Metropolitan PoliceAfter completing 34 Years in several UK Police Forces (Manchester, Leicestershire, Lancashire and London Metropolitan) Tarique Ghaffur CBE,QPM has continued to carry out several international assignments in the field of community security including lecture tours, training assignments and reviews of policing services in India, Pakistan and United Arab Emirates. He remains a strong advocate of community based policing practices and continues to enjoy strong personal support from minority ethnic communities within the UK in advocating a non political, evidence based and shared approach towards tackling global crime, criminality and terrorism threats.
Ms Sasha Havlicek
Ms Sasha Havlicek
CEO, Institute for Strategic DialogueAs founding CEO of ISD, Sasha has led the organisation’s pioneering programmes and campaigns, advising governments at the highest levels and working with the private and civil society sectors to deliver real-world solutions to inter-communal conflict, extremism and terrorism. She has spearheaded the largest global network of former extremists (AVE) in partnership with Google’s Jigsaw; the Strong Cities Network, the first global counter-extremism cities network; and the Innovation Hub, a partnership with Facebook, Google and Twitter to counter extremists’ online efforts. Most recently she launched The Online Civil Courage Initiative designed to amplify efforts to counter hate speech online, with Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg. Sasha chairs the 11-country Policy Planners’ Network on Countering Radicalisation and she co-chaired the EU’s Internet Radicalisation working group from 2012-2015. Sasha previously served as Senior Director at the EastWest (EWI) Institute where she led conflict resolution programming. Sasha previously served as Senior Director at the US think-tank, the EastWest Institute (EWI), where she headed the organisation’s conflict resolution and transition work, rolling-out unique cross-border field operations across the Balkans, Eastern Europe and Russia. She was nominated to serve on a Task Force of the Stability Pact for South-Eastern Europe in the aftermath of the Balkan wars. She is a member of the European Council on Foreign Relations, has testified before US Congress and is a regular commentator in the media (CNN, BBC, Channel 4 News and other networks).
Professor Chris Inglis
Professor Chris Inglis
US Naval War College and formerly Deputy Director, National Security AgencyJohn C. (Chris) Inglis is a former Deputy Director of the National Security Agency, currently serving as the Looker Distinguished Visiting Professor of Cyber Studies at the United States Naval Academy. He served at NSA or 28 years, including eight years as its Deputy Director and Chief Operating Officer, responsible for guiding strategy, operations and policy. A 1976 graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy and retired Brigadier General in the US Air Force, Mr. Inglis holds advanced degrees in engineering and computer science from Columbia University, Johns Hopkins University and the George Washington University. Mr. Inglis is a Managing Director at Paladin Capital Group, and serves on the Boards of Directors for FedEx, KeyW, and Huntington Bank.
Professor Nick Jennings
Professor Nick Jennings
Vice-provost (Research and Enterprise), Imperial College LondonProfessor Nick Jennings, CB FREng, is responsible for promoting, supporting and facilitating Imperial College London's research performance and for leading on the delivery of the Research and Enterprise Strategy. He also holds a chair in Artificial Intelligence in the Departments of Computing and Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Before joining Imperial College London, Professor Jennings was Regius Professor of Computer Science at the University of Southampton and the UK Government’s Chief Scientific Advisor for National Security. Professor Jennings is an internationally-recognised authority in the areas of artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, cybersecurity and agent-based computing.
Ms Lisa Kaess
Ms Lisa Kaess
Creator, Feminomics; President, ATRIUM and formerly Adviser to IIFLisa Kaess has worked as an economist and consultant in international finance for more than 20 years at Geoffrey Bell & Company and her own firm, ATRIUM advisors. Her services have been sought by a diverse and sophisticated set of clients, including think tanks and industry associations, asset managers, multinational corporations, foreign governments and international credit rating agencies. Lisa has counselled sovereign nations on their international bond issues, analysed macroeconomics, foreign exchange, and interest rate trends in addition to regulatory developments. She has also organized symposiums on global finance in nearly two dozen countries and guided clients regarding their institutional relationships.
Lisa is a public speaker, presenting at national conferences and has been a contributor to online forums, blogs, and radio. More recently, Lisa founded Feminomics®, makes economic and financial themes accessible with newsletters, videos, and independent advisory. Her work has appeared in USA Today, The Journal News, US News & World Report, Huffington Post, among others. Lisa is pleased to serve as an associate with Cityforum UK and participate in this symposium.
Mr Edward Lucas
Mr Edward Lucas
Columnist, The TimesEdward Lucas is a writer and consultant specialising in European and transatlantic security. His expertise also includes energy, cyber-security, espionage, information warfare and Russian foreign and security policy.
Formerly a senior editor at The Economist, the world’s foremost newsweekly, he is now a senior vice-president at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA). He writes a weekly column in the London Times.
In 2008 he wrote The New Cold War, a prescient account of Vladimir Putin’s Russia, followed in 2011 by Deception, an investigative account of east-west espionage. His latest book is Cyberphobia. He has also contributed to books on religion and media ethics.
An experienced broadcaster, public speaker, moderator and panellist, Edward Lucas has given public lectures at Harvard, Oxford, Cambridge and other leading universities. He is a regular contributor to the BBC’s Today and Newsnight programmes, and to NPR, CNN and Sky News.
For many years a foreign correspondent, he was based in Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Moscow and the Baltic states. He now lives in London. He concluded his time at The Economist as the editor responsible for the daily news app Espresso. He also wrote obituaries. A weekly syndicated column has appeared in English and other languages since 2005. In 1992 he co-founded an English-language weekly in Tallinn, Estonia: the Baltic Independent.
His undergraduate degree is from the London School of Economics and he speaks five languages — German, Russian, Polish, Czech and Lithuanian.
He is married to the writer Cristina Odone and has three children. His father is the Oxford philosopher JR Lucas.
Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli
Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli
City Corporation and Z/YenA qualified accountant, securities professional, computer specialist, and management consultant, educated at Harvard University and Trinity College Dublin, Michael gained his PhD at London School of Economics where he was also a Visiting Professor. He began his career as a research scientist in aerospace & cartography. His biggest technical claim to fame might be the first commercial digital map of the world, MundoCart. He entered the City of London in 1984 ahead of Big Bang, becoming an accountancy-firm partner and later a director of Ministry of Defence research. As Corporate Development Director for Europe’s largest R&D firm, he commercialised numerous anti-fraud technologies including DNA marking, cryptography, biometrics, sensing, genetic probes, and statistical surveillance systems. During a spell in merchant banking, he co-founded Z/Yen in 1994, the City of London’s leading think-tank, to promote societal advance through better finance and technology. He has led Z/Yen from creating smart ledgers (aka blockchains) in 1995 through Taskforce 2000, the Financial £aboratory, Long Finance & the London Accord, the Global Financial Centres Index, and the Global Intellectual Property Index. Over the years his clients have included virtually all major investment banks, as well as many exchanges, insurers, fund managers, regulators, and financial information providers. He is a non-executive director of two listed firms and a regulator, Alderman of the City of London for Broad Street, Emeritus Professor & Trustee at Gresham College, Fellow of Goodenough College, trustee of several charities, and Master of the Worshipful Company of World Traders. He has written numerous academic papers and his third book, The Price of Fish: A New Approach to Wicked Economics and Better Decisions, won the 2012 Independent Publisher Book Awards Finance, Investment & Economics Gold Prize.
Michael was co-author of the City of London Corporation’s 2005 report “Anti-Money Laundering Requirements: Costs, Benefits and Perceptions”, and has organised numerous events on corruption, regulation and auditing, such as his 2007 Gresham College lecture “What I Like About This Country Is That It Has A Nice Level Of Corruption!”, or the 2010 seminar “Corruption In Britain: A Necessary Evil?”. Current work on cyber insurance has been published in Long Finance’s 2015 report, “Promoting UK Cyber Prosperity: Public-Private Cyber-Catastrophe Reinsurance” and Michael has been working closely with ENISA and the Oxford Martin School Global Cyber Security Capacity Centre on cyber insurance issues. Michael has written extensively on risk/reward management as well as security subjects such as quantum cryptography, identity systems, and the security risks and potential of mutual distributed ledger (aka blockchain) technology, which Z/Yen has been working with since 1995. For several years Michael has chaired a quarterly meeting, Security Forward, bringing together senior corporate and government executives to discuss global defence and security affairs.
Michael and his team have developed award-winning automated surveillance and compliance tools using predictive statistics, horizon-scanning software, online avatars for complex data spaces, and peer-to-peer security systems, such as some of the first distributed ledgers (aka blockchains) in 1995. Michael has applied Z/Yen’s risk/reward methodology, Z/EALOUS, on numerous security strategies and reviews such as reducing fraud and protecting income for a large satellite broadcaster; investigating a major investment banking loss and implementing new security systems; rebuilding capacity after two major health procurement scandals; assessing control cost-effectiveness on EU beef, butter and starch schemes; examining multi-site vulnerability for a large defence organisation; assessing counterparty risk for a major financial exchange; and forensic analysis of a major Australasian pension scandal.
Professor John Mallery
Professor John Mallery
Research Scientist, Computer Science and AI Laboratory MITJohn C. Mallery is a research affiliate at the MIT Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, where he has been since 1980. He is also an Oxford Martin School Associate and an affiliate of the ESMT Digital Society Institute in Berlin. He is a frequent speaker on cyber topics in the United States, Europe, India, Asia, and China. His recent research involves cyber impacts on world order, national cyber strategies, countering cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property, cyber norms and CBMs, military cyber stability, architectures for international cyber sharing, and technical strategies for cyber defense. Since 2016, he has organized track 1.5 conferences with like-minded allies on political-military cyber norms. In 2015, he co-organized a G7 track 1.5 conference on intellectual property protection in Paris. Since 2010, he has participated in track 1.5 dialogues with Chinese and Russian cyber experts with a focus on escalatory dynamics of cyber conflict and cyber threat reduction via functional norms. Since 2016, he has organized series of track 1.5 roundtables on military cyber stability with Russia and China. He has participated in a number of NATO activities, including serving SPS as a co-director for a Science for Peace and Security project with Jordan 2014-2016. From the early 1990s, he has advised governments on Internet strategy, digital communications, cyber strategy, advanced architectural concepts for cyber security research, and transformational computing. In 2008, he initiated an early research program in cyber policy at MIT and Harvard with DoD Minerva funding. During the 2008 Presidential campaign, he served on Obama's cyber policy team and helped craft his July 16, 2008 cyber platform. Since 2006, he organized a series of national workshops on technical and policy aspects of cyber. His interests span a variety of fields from artificial intelligence, computer science and information assurance to cyber defense, economics and international relations. In 1988, he conceptualized the field of computational politics as he developed the Relatus Natural Understanding System and non-rectangular machine learning techniques for analyzing international relations using the SHERFACS Conflict and Cooperation data set. During the 1990s, he was the principal architect and developer of the White House Electronic Publications System that served the Clinton Administration from 1992-2001. In the process of helping drive early US Internet strategy, he created and fielded the first large-scale wide-area collaboration system for the Vice President's 1994 Open Meeting on the National Performance Review with 4000 Federal workers, pioneered online survey research in 1992 leading up to hierarchical adaptive surveys in 1996, and implemented the first production HTTP 1.1 Web server and URN resolver, among many other firsts.
Ms Pippa Malmgren
Ms Pippa Malmgren
Founder, DPRM GroupPippa Malmgren is a former Presidential advisor and a prominent public speaker who co-founded H Robotics, which makes modular, AI-led, commercial-use drones for a wide range of industries including mining, oil and gas, insurance and public safety. Dr. Malmgren founded the DRPM Group, which advises institutional investors worldwide on investment trends and is a platform for her public speaking. She is a strong supporter of entrepreneurship in the economy. She was rated the top speaker at the EY Entrepreneur of the Year Awards twice in 2017 and serves as a judge on The Queen’s Enterprise Business Awards in 2018 in the UK.
EY Entrepreneur of the Year Awards in 2017 “top rated speaker” at two events
Barron’s Malmgren got “five spontaneous applauses and a standing ovation”
Institutional Investor says she was “voted the best/favourite”
The Economist says they were “inundated with enthusiastic feedback”
GAIM says she has “Showstopper status “and her “ability to captivate a room is uncanny.”
Forbes named @DrPippaM a “Must Follow” on Twitter 2015, 2016, 2017
She is a Non-Executive Board Member of the Department of International Trade in the UK. She also serves on the British Ministry of Defence Working Group on Global Strategic Trends. She Chairs the Lewis PR Advisory Board (LAB) and is the Honorary Chairman of Resillience First and an member of the Greater London Authority Advisory Board. She serves on the UAV Committee of The British Standards Institute, Real Vision TV,and is a member of the British Science Association’s 2018 Huxley Summit and Indiana University’s School of Public Policy and Environmental Affairs as well as the Indiana University Manufacturing Initiative. She often participates in the Pentagon’s scenario sessions with the Office of Net Assessment.
She served President George W. Bush in the White House and on The National Economic Council where she handled financial market issues. She also dealt with terrorism risks to the economy after 911. Prior to that, she was the Chief Currency Strategist for Bankers Trust and then the Deputy Head of Global Strategy at UBS. She also ran Bankers Trust’s Asset Management business in Asia from Hong Kong. She was named a Global Leader for Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum in 2000 and 2001. She has lectured at LSE, Kings College, The University of Texas Austin, LBS and INSEAD.
She won the Intelligence Squared Debate on Robotics in 2015. She is ranked in the top 30 Most Influential Economists in the World and in the top 5 Most Powerful Women in Finance in 2017. Brandwatch ranks her as the 3rd most important Influencer on Robotics on Twitter in 2017. She also ranks in the top 10 “Most Influential in Geopolitics”. Forbes has called her a “Must Follow” on Twitter since 2015. Harper’s Bazaar has featured her in their Women at Work Series. She is a proponent of increasing the role of women in the economy, business and in STEM. Pippa is a regular guest anchor on CNBC and a regular commentator on the BBC including on The Today Program, Newsnight and Hard Talk.
She is also an author. In 2016, her book Signals: How Everyday Signs Help Us Navigate the World’s Turbulent Economy was crowdfunded on Indiegogo and a 4x Amazon best-seller. She wrote Geopolitics for Investors, commissioned by the CFA. She will release Leadership in the 21st Century in September 2018. She has a BA from Mount Vernon College and an M.Sc. and PhD from LSE. She completed the Harvard Program on National Security and participated in the Pentagon’s Joint Civilian Orientation Conference (JCOC). She gave the graduation address to the graduates at the London School of Economics in 2013 and again in 2016.
The Rt Hon Baroness Neville-Jones
The Rt Hon Baroness Neville-Jones
Former Security Minister, House of LordsRt Hon Baroness Neville-Jones DCMG is a member of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and of the House of Lords Committee on Science and Technology. She chairs a working group of the Digital Policy Alliance on cyber security. From 2015-2017 she chaired the Advisory Panel to the Bank of England on cyber security. From May 2010 to 2011 she was Minister of State in the Home office responsible for security and counter terrorism and a member of the newly created National Security Council. On stepping down and until March 2014 she was the Prime Minister’s Special Representative to business for cyber security.
Pauline Neville-Jones has a background in defence and foreign affairs having been a career member of the Diplomatic Service from 1964 to 1996. During that time she was chairman of the Joint Intelligence Committee, Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet for Foreign Affairs and Defence and leader of the UK Delegation to the Dayton peace talks on Bosnia. She has worked in the City, been Chairman of the QinetiQ Group plc and the International Governor of the BBC. She is Deputy Pro Chancellor of Lancaster University.
Sir David Omand
Sir David Omand
Visiting Professor, Kings College London & former National Security Co-ordinatorSir David Omand GCB is a Visiting Professor in the Department of War Studies, King’s College London and at PSIA Sciences Po in Paris. His government service included UK Security and Intelligence Coordinator in the Cabinet Office, Permanent Secretary of the Home Office, Director of GCHQ, Deputy Under-Secretary of State for Policy in the MOD and Principal Private Secretary of the Secretary of State for Defence. He is the Senior Independent Director of Babcock International Group plc and a senior adviser to Paladin Capital, investing in cybersecurity start-ups. He is the author of Securing the State (Hurst) 2010 and (with Professor Mark Phythian) Principled Spying: the Ethics of Secret Intelligence (OUP, 2018).
Dr Huma Shah
Dr Huma Shah
Senior Lecturer, School of Computing, Electronics and Maths, Coventry University & Co-Author 'Turing's Imitation Game: Conversations with the Unknown'While collaborating alongside British cyberneticist, Professor Kevin Warwick, at Reading University, Huma gained her PhD in 'Deception-detection and machine intelligence in Practical Turing tests'. She worked on the EU FP7 'RoboLaw' project (http://www.robolaw.eu/), which produced guidelines for regulating emerging and robotic technologies in Europe. Huma organised Turing100 at Bletchley Park on the 100th anniversary of codebreaker and mathematician Alan Turing’s birth, a project which gained the London2012 Inspire Mark for Education: http://www.reading.ac.uk/news-and-events/releases/PR445524.aspx
The impact of Huma’s research in artificial intelligence and the Turing test is illustrated through her profile on Academia.edu : she is within the top 5% with over 17,500 research article views. She has delivered invited talks from Moscow to Montevideo. Huma is co-author of 'Turing's Imitation Game: Conversations with the Unknown', published by Cambridge University Press in September 2016: http://www.cambridgeblog.org/2016/10/turings-imitation-game-a-qa-with-co-author-huma-shah/
Mr Silvino Schlickmann Junior
Mr Silvino Schlickmann Junior
Acting Executive Director, INTERPOLMr Schlickmann joined the Brazilian Federal Police in 2002. During his tenure there, he performed a range of duties mostly associated with forensics and cybercrime investigations. In 2005, Mr Schlickmann was promoted to be Head of the Digital Forensics Laboratory and he implemented new examination procedures. Subsequently in 2006, he was promoted to be Head of the Forensic Laboratory of the Federal Police Regional Office, in charge of all the forensics areas. He was responsible for the design and implementation of the new chain of custody system. In 2014, Mr Schlickmann was appointed as Assistant Director, Research & Innovation, at the INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation, Singapore. This sub-directorate coordinated various cybercrime research and training activities. Some of their achievements were the development of virtual currency tracing tools, the world’s first Darknet training for the law enforcement community, and the first INTERPOL Digital Security Challenge. In 2016, concomitantly to his role of Assistant Director Research and Innovation, Mr Schlickmann held the Acting Assistant Director positions of Digital Investigative Support and Cyber Fusion Centre. In these concurrent positions, he coordinated the implementation of new rules for processing data and police intelligence frameworks. In 2017, Mr Schlickmann was appointed as INTERPOL’s Cybercrime Director, managing one of the three Global Programmes of the Organization. This directorate coordinates cybercrime investigations, intelligence, capacity building and strategic support. With effect from April 2018, Mr Schlickmann was appointed as Acting Executive Director of the INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation. Before joining the law enforcement community, Mr Schlickmann started a “.com” company and worked at the Federal Prosecutor’s Office in Brazil. Besides a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Mr Schlickmann holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Law specializing in Comparative International Law. He has also attained a number of diplomas and certificates in leadership, crisis management, operational tactics and forensics.
Ms Kriti Sharma
Ms Kriti Sharma
VP AI, SageKriti Sharma is an Artificial Intelligence technologist and a leading global voice on AI ethics and its impact on society. In addition to advising global businesses on AI, she focuses on AI for Social Good. She built her first robot at the age of 15 in India and has been building AI technologies to solve global issues ever since, from productivity to education to domestic violence. Kriti was recently named in the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for advancements in AI and was included in the Recode 100 list of key influencers in technology in 2017.
Mr Stefan Stern
Mr Stefan Stern
Visiting Professor, Cass Business School; Columnist FT & The Guardian; Director, High Pay CentreStefan Stern has been writing and commenting on business and management for over two decades. His career in journalism has included stints at Euromoney, the BBC, Management Today magazine, and the Financial Times, where he was the management columnist between 2006 and 2010.
In October 2010 Stefan was appointed Visiting Professor in management practice at the Cass Business School, London. He is a Fellow of the RSA, and continues to write for the FT and the Guardian, among other titles.
In October 2015 he became director of the High Pay Centre, a London-based think-tank which looks at the issue of top pay. He is the author, with Prof Cary Cooper, of “Myths of Management – what people get wrong about being the boss” (Kogan Page, October 2017)
Registration
Wednesday 20th June 2018
2018-06-20 08:00:00 2018-06-21 17:00:00 Europe/London IFSEC International 2018 Masterclasses and Summits Cityforum and London First are jointly hosting two half-day security Summits to coincide with, and add authoritative impetus to, the well-established London IFSEC Exhibition in June this year. The agendas for the two morning Summits are designed to address threats and responses in a number of key areas with which the UK and others are now grappling. Perhaps more importantly, it is also designed to develop thinking and potential lines of action in response to the safety, security and resilience consequences of a number of developments that are at the heart of the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’ that will have a massive impact on the nature of society in 2030. The agendas will look, for example, at the brain – machine interface, at where AI will be a decade hence and at the revolution in quantum computing. They will assess the impact of big data on the way cities are run and look at how to keep citizens safe and prosperous, but also free to enjoy the open society of 2030. Participation in the Summits and associated Masterclasses will provide an unusual opportunity to listen to and question leading figures from science, technology, law enforcement, intelligence and security, business, academia, the media, politics and administration. Optimism over the future has declined in recent years as has trust and confidence in the way this and other countries are governed. The rankings of the various significant trust barometers are discouraging and could worsen. They could also improve if there is a determined effort to restore confidence. These Summits assess how improvement may be effected to make life better for the citizen as an individual, whether in the community or on the move and how we can all make ourselves more resilient to shocks and stresses. Both the Summits and the Masterclasses will provide scope for discussion of business opportunities and partnership agreements in the domestic and overseas contexts. These should interest delegates at the various events and exhibitors, we trust, will also find their commercial intelligences of value. Attendance at the Summits also gives access to the main exhibition, and includes privileged seating at the associated Masterclasses. ExCel, London, United KingdomExCel, London, United Kingdom
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