IAS - Belgium's Leading Event in Industrial Automation Security

IAS was established for companies that are involved in industrial- based process automation and control. Due to the constant evolution of control processes and automation systems, as well as their underlying platforms on which they operate, each day new possibilities are discovered that could pose serious security risks to those systems. Further automation (smart factories, internet of things, industrial internet) has led to an increase of targeted attacks on industrial systems. For the proper functioning of business it is important to evaluate the potential risks, assess them, and take proper counter measures, and this is what we aim to cover at IAS!

Session Materials :

Materials are now available for download. Attending to the event was free, but we charge a minor fee for the materials in order to ensure some income for the organization. As a non-profit organization, due to tax reasons, a small charge is asked to cater for the incurred costs. You will be transferred to Payloadz.com and be asked to pay for 121 € (100 € excl, 21% VAT). You will be able to receive an invoice if you leave your company details and PO number. Once paid, you will receive a downloadlink to download the .zip with all materials. 

LSEC continues to support creating awareness on information security, will try to lower the barrier for ict security professionals. With this mechanism, all attendees have evaluated the value of the presented materials and can easily contribute to the future activities.

Agenda

• 09.30: Welcome coffee & Registration
• 10.30: Introduction and agenda setting, by Ulrich Seldeslachts, CEO LSEC, Managing Director at 3IF and partner in Connected Factories
• 10.50: Actual and future Industrial Cyber Security views on Process, People and Technology, by Philip Verbeeck & Tom Witvrouwen from Kaspersky
• 11.20: Cybersecurity Challenges at Airbus Defence & Space production, by Mirko Haustein, industrial security expert at Airbus

12.00 Lunch and Networking

• 13.00: Keynote: Why Industrial Automation Security is really different. The attacker perspective & what the defender can do, by Sandro Etalle, Founder of SecurityMatters and Full Professor at the University of Eindhoven
• 13.40: Protecting Industrie 4.0 and the Industrial Internet of Things, by Peter Rost, Director Business Development and Strategy at Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity GmbH [Germany]
• 14.10: Panel Discussion: Managing your ICS Suppliers - Suppliers of Industrial Control Systems

14.45: Coffee Break & Networking

• 15.00: Securing and allowing ICS / SCADA Communication, by Petra van Schaijk, CEO and founder at Compumatica [NL]
• 15.30: Tricking the hacker: Honeypots for Industrial Control Systems, by Remco Verhoef, Founder at DutchSec and partner of Sentryo ICS Security [FR]
• 16.00: NBA in OT : Network Behavior Analytics in Practice in OT, by Willy Verplancke from Flowmon Networks
• 16.20: Hidden Dangers of Remote Management in ICS - Industrial Environments, by Dieter Sarrazyn, CEO Secudea [BE]
• 16.50: Final Words by Ulrich Seldeslachts, CEO LSEC, Managing Director at 3IF and partner in Connected Factories
    

Intended Audiences:

• Manufacturing Companies
• Critical Infrastructure Operators
• IT / OT Security Managers
• Plant / Production / Process Managers
• Industrial Control Systems [Security] Experts

Venue: The Antwerp Engineering Company  



The Antwerp Engineering Company [AEC] is located right near the Highway and on the trendy ‘Island’ [‘Eilandje’ in proper Antwerp’s]. As an industrial event location, AEC offers the perfect setting for the 2017 edition of IAS.

Practical Details 

IAS2017: Industrial Automation Security Belgium
Thursday 9 November from 10am till 4.30pm
Antwerp Engineering Company

Session Materials :

 Materials are now available for download. Attending to the event was free, but we charge a minor fee for the materials in order to ensure some income for the organization. As a non-profit organization, due to tax reasons, a small charge is asked to cater for the incurred costs. You will be transferred to Payloadz.com and be asked to pay for 121 € (100 € excl, 21% VAT). You will be able to receive an invoice if you leave your company details and PO number. Once paid, you will receive a downloadlink to download the .zip with all materials. 

LSEC continues to support creating awareness on information security, will try to lower the barrier for ict security professionals. With this mechanism, all attendees have evaluated the value of the presented materials and can easily contribute to the future activities. 

IAS2017 Partners: 

LSEC is an internationally renowned Information security cluster bringing together professional end users, industry, research and government in Collaboration Projects, working groups and thought leadership events. It is a not for profit association focused on exchanging expertise and promoting Information Security in Belgium, The Netherlands, UK, France, Germany and the rest of Europe




The ‘digitisation of manufacturing’ connects people, devices, machines and enterprises, and includes concepts such as 'Industrial Internet', 'digital manufacturing platforms' and the 'Internet of Things' (IoT). The ConnectedFactories project establishes a structured overview of available and upcoming technological approaches and best practices. The project identifies present and future needs, as well as challenges, of the manufacturing industries. The project will explore pathways to the digital integration and interoperability of manufacturing systems and processes (“future visions”). Hence, ConnectedFactories will enhance the awareness among companies of the use of digital technologies in the manufacturing sector, but also equip them with knowledge to make informed decisions regarding technology and business model choices. It will reinforce the European manufacturing industries’ position in the international scene. Within Connected Factories LSEC leads the activities related to the cyber security risks that are involved and how to support innovation by counter measuring these risks



3IF supports the automation industry at large and manufacturers in particular, to seize the opportunity from digital transformation and the utilization of Industrial Internet developments. 3IF.be helps companies transforming into Industrie 4.0 and Industrial Internet companies by utilizing Sensors, Big Data and IoT considering its practical implications on the factory floor. It Identifies the relevance, urgency, benefits and adoption level of IIoT Solutions for business, and develops innovation plans to achieve goals in becoming factories of the future and to enable cost reduction and quality improvement




Agoria paves the way for all technology-inspired companies in Belgium that increase our quality of life through the development and application of technological innovations. “Improving quality of life”, that’s our main objective. Our organisational structure is founded on expertise centres, market teams, industry teams and policy units. [ www.agoria.be ]