Starting with lunch at 12:00, the Information Security Awareness Week keynotes bring experts from outside the University in to speak about their experiences within the industry, current issues and threats being faced and how we can all be doing something to protect ourselves.
This year's event is moving from the Informatics Forum into the recently renovated St. Cecilia's Hall, promising an amazing atmosphere. Those arriving early will have the chance to go through the public gallery and examine their collection of historical instruments.
This year's speakers come from backgrounds in Penetration Testing, Information Security Awareness and Business Resilience.
12:00 | Lunch and reception | |
12:45 | Introduction | |
13:00 | Scottish Business Resilience Centre |
The Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC) is a non-profit organisation which exists to support and help protect Scottish businesses. |
14:00 | Daniel Stewart (Secarma) |
Daniel Stewart (@pentestdan) is an information security consultant at Secarma Ltd., focusing mainly on delivering penetration testing and threat hunting services. He has over 10 years experience of security audit and consultancy under his belt, and is always keen to pass on knowledge to others. A hacker and Brazilian JiuJitsu enthusiast. His interests include threat intelligence and vulnerability research. |
15:00 | Holly Grace Williams |
Holly Grace has 10 years of professional Information Security experience, currently working as Penetration Testing Team Leader, which involves assessing the security of computer networks, websites and buildings through active exploitation. She is a CREST Certified Tester and holds a Master's degree in Information Security and Privacy, from Cardiff University. |
15:55 | Closing Statement | |
16:00 | End |