Overview
AI software has the ability to "learn" from the consequences of past events in order to help predict and identify cybersecurity threats. According to a report by Webroot, AI is used by approximately 87% of US cybersecurity professionals. However, AI may prove to be a double-edged sword as 91% of security professionals are concerned that hackers will use AI to launch even more sophisticated cyber-attacks.
AI is all the rage in cybersecurity now, but can it really replace a human expert in every case? The quality of every AI-based solution can only be as good as the data used for training and how can we validate that? And who will be responsible for decisions taken by an AI? Will an ‘AI’ for an ‘AI’ turn the whole world blind?
The Event aims to answer these questions & set the threshold for a new era in Cyber Security.
Agenda
Time |
Session / Speaker |
Key Takeaway |
13:30 - 14:00 |
Registration & Welcome |
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14:10 - 14:20 |
Welcome Address Joris den Bruinen, Director, Hague Security Delta and Sudip Lahiri Senior Vice President, Head of Financial Services Europe, HCLTech |
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14:20 PM - 15:00 PM |
Keynote Address Jeroen Schipper, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Municipality of Hague |
An Outside-in view of the business |
15:00 PM - 15:40 PM |
Panel Discussion Moderator: Renju Varghese Fellow & Chief Architect, Cybersecurity & GRC Services, HCLTech Panelist Vincent Thiele, Head of Cyber Crime Expertise Response Team, ING |
‘An AI for an AI – Is AI a double-edged sword for Cybersecurity’ The Challenge: AI software has the ability to "learn" from the consequences of past events in order to help predict and identify cybersecurity threats. While this may sound like a boon, it may also pose to be a glaring bane for Cybersecurity. According to a report by Webroot, AI may prove to be a double-edged sword as 91% of security professionals are concerned that hackers will use AI to launch even more sophisticated cyber-attacks. |
15:40 PM - 15:55 PM |
High Tea & Snacks |
|
16:00 - 16:40 |
Fire-Side Chat Maninder Singh, Corporate Vice President & Head of Cybersecurity & GRC Services, HCLTech and Hans De Vries, Director of National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), Ministry of Justice and Security, The Netherlands. |
An Exchange of Perspectives on what goes into building an agile, adaptive & scalable cybersecurity strategy. And, an Exchange of Epiphanies on the future of Cybersecurity |
16:40 - 16:50 |
Vote of Thanks |
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16:50 - 19:30 |
Networking |
Speakers





HCLTech Speaker: Maninder is Corporate Vice President - CyberSecurity Services at HCLTech. He has over 25 years of experience in the IT Industry, having played various roles in Business Development, Sales, Product Management, Service Delivery & Program Management.
He has been associated with HCLTech for over 21 years and has played various leadership roles including setting up End User Computing practice, Shared Services, European GDC footprint and leading service delivery for EMEA and APAC.