Cybersecurity in the Age of Transformative Tech

Event Title: Cybersecurity in the Age of Transformative Tech

Format: Live webinar - after registration via Eventbrite. Up to 1.5 CPE for attendance.

Synopsis:

Understanding the technical components of AI, Blockchain, Quantum Computing, and Confidential Computing can be overwhelming. Where is the best place to start? And how to can we best begin to secure these technologies? Here from Kevin Murphy as he provides a view on how bring thinking together regarding these compounding technologies.

Agenda:

• 18:00 pm - Introduction by ISACA London Chapter
• 18:10 pm - 19:10 pm - Presentation by Doug Shannon
• 19:10 pm - Open for Q&A

Key Takeaways:

• Commonalities between these transformative technologies
• Good practice on how to secure

• Key questions for your risk committees when discussing this technology

• How to ensure your skills remain relevant

Speaker Details:

Kevin Murphy, CSXP, CSXF, CSXVM, CISM, CRISC, AIGP, CET, CCSP, CISSP, CIPM, CIOBS, CEH, AZ-305, DP-100, LLB DipPSLM MA (Hons).ISACA Scotland Chapter Director Chair - Artificial Intelligence/Quantum Computing Working Group

An internationally award-winning Cyber Security Consultant. Current Director of ISACA (Scotland) and former Vice-President of ISC2 (Scotland).

Previous Cybersecurity experience includes 8 years as a Police Officer where he was awarded a Chief Constable’s commendation. Experience of the cyber-crime unit at the Scottish Drug Enforcement Agency (SCDEA). Founding member of KPMG’s award-winning Cyber Security and Privacy Team.

Kevin has authored two books on training and development; and was most recently a contributing author to ‘Cybersecurity: Law & Guidance’ (Bloomsbury Press – 2nd Edition). He is a former Head of Cyber Risk for a global bank and currently leads cybersecurity risk architect. He is Chair of ISACA Scotland’s Quantum Computing and AI Working Groups.

Kevin is a noted speaker on the international security circuit and a regular contributor to leading industry publications. He is a member of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cybersecurity Working Group (MIT – CAMS).

Any questions? Please contact admin@isaca-london.org