Mastercard has established a state-of-the-art European Cyber Resilience Centre (ECRC) in Waterloo, Belgium. Designed to promote strong collaboration between the public and private sectors, the ECRC enables Mastercard to drive better prevention and mitigation practices against international cybercrime and wider security threats.

During the pandemic we have seen an acceleration in the digital shift of our global economy. This has been particularly impactful to our Financial Services sector. This keynote will explore the increasingly important role of global collaboration and information sharing in keeping data secure and our sector resilient.

Bio:

Ron Green is Chief Security Officer for Mastercard, where he leads a global team that ensures the safety and security of the company's network, as well as internal and external products and services. He is responsible for corporate security, security architecture and engineering, cryptographic key management, business continuity, disaster recovery and emergency management. Ron is a member of the company’s Management Committee.

The SolarWinds attack should be a ‘wake-up call’ to the threats of the supply chain and is one of one of a series of damaging attacks. This panel session of supply chain security specialists will examine this growing threat and give their advice on how this can be proactively addressed efficiently and effectively.

This session will give an overview of the origins of the CU-GIRs and the challenges it helps solve including sharing experiences on implementing the CU-GIR methodology in FS-ISAC's CTI team.

In today’s complicated world, particular threats are both overstated and understated. Proactive security, being prepared for certain events, is becoming dangerous to rely upon when volatility kicks in. A reactive stance performs better on managing threats efficiently, preparing for a wide range of unknown threats, and minimizing damage.

This CISO panel will be a discussion on current hot topics and trends.