(registration will be closed June 25th, 2024)
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Meet with and be inspired by like-minded peers who face a similar set of challenges. Share strategies for mitigating the most current information security threats. A friendly, relaxed and professional atmosphere will ensure that you leave this event with a new wealth of trust-based contacts and tangible takeaways. Our goal: bring together what belongs together!
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Looking forward to see you there,
your SIGS team
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For further planned events please check at https://www.sig-switzerland.ch/upcoming-events/
Looking forward to see you there,
your SIGS team
As always: sales peoples (incl. CEO's and Founders), vendors and all peoples who just like to sell their products or services are not allowed to take part at SIGS events.
Location
Hilton Zürich Airport
Hohenbühlstrasse 10
8152 Opfikon-Glattbrugg
Hohenbühlstrasse 10
8152 Opfikon-Glattbrugg
DATE & TIME
June 26th, 2024, 1:30 pm - open end incl. dinner
Airport Transfer & Parking
There's a shuttle bus from and to the airport, but only at specific times.
Parking lots at the hotel are available for free.
Parking lots at the hotel are available for free.
Participation Fee
EUR 60.--
1:30 pm
Registration
2:00 PM
Welcome & short introduction from SIGS
2:00 PM
Patrick Ghion, Chief Cyber Strategy Officer (CCSO) at Geneva State Police & Head Regional Cyber Competence Center - Western Switzerland (RC3)
Police in the Metaverse: A Reflexion on Cyber Crime in Emerging Technologies Supporting Metaverses
Metaverses are constantly expanding, as is the cybercrime that inhabits them. Given the large-scale flow of criminal funds, the Police as an institution must rethink its organization and modularity to cope with Metaverses and the technologies that will support them in the future.
Police in the Metaverse: A Reflexion on Cyber Crime in Emerging Technologies Supporting Metaverses
Metaverses are constantly expanding, as is the cybercrime that inhabits them. Given the large-scale flow of criminal funds, the Police as an institution must rethink its organization and modularity to cope with Metaverses and the technologies that will support them in the future.
2:30 PM
Presentation from CrowdStrike
(details will follow)
(details will follow)
3:00 PM
Coen Bongers (Head of IT Security), Manuel Ricciardi (Security Engineer) and Jeff Schiemann (CISO) at AMINA Bank
Mastering the SOC Automation Journey: 'Holy Grail' or Essential for Success in Cybersecurity Operations?
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, organizations grapple with mounting threats, overwhelming volume of alerts and incidents and resource constraints. The concept of “SOC Automation” can be considered as a critical solution.
This talk will energize security teams to assess their opportunities for automating their SOC operations and streamline incident response, mitigate alert fatigue, and maximize protection. Join us as we explore whether SOC automation is the elusive "Holy Grail" or an indispensable path to cybersecurity success.
Mastering the SOC Automation Journey: 'Holy Grail' or Essential for Success in Cybersecurity Operations?
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, organizations grapple with mounting threats, overwhelming volume of alerts and incidents and resource constraints. The concept of “SOC Automation” can be considered as a critical solution.
This talk will energize security teams to assess their opportunities for automating their SOC operations and streamline incident response, mitigate alert fatigue, and maximize protection. Join us as we explore whether SOC automation is the elusive "Holy Grail" or an indispensable path to cybersecurity success.
3:30 PM
Break
4:10 PM
Roundtable 1: Florian Leibenzeder, Head of Security Operation Center at Swisscom
Continuous Testing of Security Monitoring Use Cases
Having high-quality security monitoring use cases and detection rules is key for any SOC / Cyber Defense Team. An important aspect of a good detection use case is the ability to regularly and ideally automatically test it to make sure it continues to work as expected. But this comes with quite a few challenges. This roundtable aims to discuss experiences, experiments and solutions on (automated) detection use case testing to enable SOCs/Cyber Defense teams to improve their detection capability maturity.
Roundtable 2: CrowdStrike
(details will follow)
Roundtable 3: (open at the moment - searching for a moderator)
Roundtable 4: (open at the moment - searching for a moderator)
Roundtable 5: Gabi Gerber, Founder of Security Interest Group Switzerland
SOC Forum Evolution
If there is no other interesting roundtable, I would be happy to discuss possible developments and ideas for the SOC Forum with you. We are looking for new ideas to make the SOC Forum more valuable for you.
Continuous Testing of Security Monitoring Use Cases
Having high-quality security monitoring use cases and detection rules is key for any SOC / Cyber Defense Team. An important aspect of a good detection use case is the ability to regularly and ideally automatically test it to make sure it continues to work as expected. But this comes with quite a few challenges. This roundtable aims to discuss experiences, experiments and solutions on (automated) detection use case testing to enable SOCs/Cyber Defense teams to improve their detection capability maturity.
Roundtable 2: CrowdStrike
(details will follow)
Roundtable 3: (open at the moment - searching for a moderator)
Roundtable 4: (open at the moment - searching for a moderator)
Roundtable 5: Gabi Gerber, Founder of Security Interest Group Switzerland
SOC Forum Evolution
If there is no other interesting roundtable, I would be happy to discuss possible developments and ideas for the SOC Forum with you. We are looking for new ideas to make the SOC Forum more valuable for you.
5:00 PM
Change the table for the second round of discussions
6:00 PM
Apéro riche incl. networking and know how sharing till open end
Contributors & Speakers
Below you will find our contributors and speakers to whom we say a big thank you !
Mark Beerends
Executive Security Consultant at Prusec
Further information at Mark Beerends | LinkedIn
Patrick Ghion
Chief Cyber Strategy Officer at Geneva State Police & Head Regional Cyber Competence Center - Western Switzerland
Further information at Patrick Ghion | LinkedIn
Florian Leibenzeder
Head of Security Operation Center at Swisscom
Further information at Florian Leibenzeder | LinkedIn
Manuel Ricciardi
Security Engineer at AMINA Bank AG
Further information at Manuel Ricciardi | LinkedIn
Contact Us
If you have any questions or you like to get information about further events, please do not hesitate to contact us!