Your cyber response plan is in place… but have you considered this?
In our Belgian Business ICT market study, 20% of large organisations told us they have no plan set up should they experience a cyber incident. If you are one of them, we hope you will be inspired to take action. But if you do have a plan, let’s make sure it hits all the right points! Do you have a clear view of your legal obligations? What inspiration can you draw from breaches other companies have gone through? And have you tested your plan?
14 / 06 / 23
13:30
Virtual meeting
In this session, we want to bring you a few things you might not have thought of until now. First, we’ll hear about the tool the Federation of Belgian Companies (VBO-FEB) has created to help companies make sure they are fulfilling all their obligations when hit by a cyber incident. Then, Verizon will show how to learn from the abundance of breaches that have happened to other companies. We’ll wrap up with real-life experiences from 9altitudes that illustrate best practices for preparing your response to cyber incidents.
Agenda
13:30
(in English) Welcome, introduction and overview of the information available on cyber incident response planning at Beltug
Levi Nietvelt, Business Manager, Beltug
13:45
(in French) Hacked and down? You still have legal obligations!
During a cyber incident, we may be so caught up with the most urgent issues that we lose sight of other actions that must be taken. The Federation of Belgian Companies (VBO – FEB) has put together (with several stakeholders) a brochure to help companies that are victims of a cyber incident with their internal organisation and interaction with external contacts, in particular public authorities. We’ll learn about this tool and the proposed aid avenues to get through a cyber event while continuing our activities as best as possible and fulfilling our legal obligations.
Nathalie Ragheno, First Counselor, Law and Business Competence Center, Federation of Belgian Companies (VBO – FEB)
14:15
(in English) Learning from past breaches – Getting some good out of others’ misery?
In the last few years, we have seen tens of thousands of incidents and breaches. But that same abundance of nefarious events can offer security leaders a first-hand view into current cyber crime trends, and a map towards developing a prosperous and mature security program. Let’s find out:
- How can IT leaders learn from others’ past breaches to ensure a more secure future for their own organisations?
- What are the key findings of the DBIR 2023, enriched with Verizon’s own incident response experience?
- How should you respond to security incidents and protect your organisation?
Phillip Larbey, Managing Principal – Head of VTRAC EMEA, Verizon
14:45
(in English) User story: Cyber crisis ahead – Tips and tricks from readiness to relationship-building
Cyber incidents will happen: in this user story, the focus is on preparing for them. We will explore practical tips and best practices for building a comprehensive cyber crisis readiness plan. Real-life examples will be used to illustrate the important steps that organisations should consider in their preparation. What is a comprehensive incident response plan? What are the practical tips for shortening time-to-respond? Should you test your plan with tabletop exercises? And what about the relationship factors?
Timothy Martens, CISO, 9altitudes and Atos
15:15
Q&A: Your questions, your experience
16:00
Wrap up & end