IACS and Cybersecurity Conference (English)

Background and Objectives of the Conference

The focus on cyber resilience in IACS is growing. It is therefore important to share knowledge on this topic. During the conference, inspiring speakers will take the stage, initiatives will be brought together, there will be opportunities for networking, and research in this field will be shared. The increasing digitalization of physical processes through IACS offers many advantages but also introduces risks related to digital threats. This is highlighted in the Netherlands Cybersecurity Strategy (NLCS). As a result, cybersecurity is also receiving attention in legislation, such as the Network and Information Systems Security Act (Wet Beveiliging Netwerk- en Informatiesystemen, Wbni)  and its successor, the Cyberbeveiligingswet (NIS2 Directive).

Tracks

During the conference, we will guide you through three exciting topics related to IACS and cybersecurity. Each track consists of three sessions. When registering, you can choose from our carefully curated tracks and explore the latest insights, strategies, and innovations. Be inspired by real-world case studies and strengthen your knowledge in risk management, collaboration within ecosystems, and technological breakthroughs.

Track 1: Effective Risk Management
In this track, we dive deeper into how companies can effectively manage risks within industrial automation and control systems. We will discuss best practices, sector-specific education programs, and strategic approaches to anticipating threats. These sessions will provide you with practical tools and insights for a future-proof approach.

Track 2: Ecosystems
Collaboration within complex ecosystems is crucial for success. In this track, we explore how companies, suppliers, and partners can work together in an ever-evolving industry. We will share experiences and strategies to build a sustainable and resilient network.

Track 3:  Innovation and Lessons Learned
Learn from the experiences of others and discover the latest innovations in IACS. This track offers real-world case studies, lessons from the past, and insights to help you improve and innovate your own processes.

Important information for participants

Registration & Deadline

Registration is closed.

Agenda

The agenda offers a unique combination of inspiring keynotes and interactive sessions. Explore the day's schedule and create your own itinerary. Whether you're interested in risk management, collaboration within ecosystems, or the latest innovations, there are valuable insights for everyone. Don't miss this opportunity to gain knowledge and network with top experts from the industry. The full list of sessions and speakers will be announced soon, so stay tuned for updates.
Please note: the language of the program is Dutch. Only the BSI session will be in English.
 

Time	Activity
09:30-10:00	Welcome & Check-in
10:00-11:00	Keynote Jasper Nagtegaal, Director of Digital Resilience, RDI Theo Henrar, President FME and Co-President Cyber Security Council (CSR) Michel van Eeten, Professor Governance of Cybersecurity, TUDelft Mainstage
11:00-11:30	Coffee Break
		Track 1: Effective Risk Management	Track 2: Ecosystems	Track 3: Innovation & Lessons Learned
11:30-12:15	Sessions round 1	Ruud Welschen Industrial Cybersecurity Consultant, Siemens Nederland N.V. and Emma Plak Advisor digital safety, The Dutch State Supervision of Mines	Marijn van Schoote Managing Director FERM and kwartiermaker FERM-Zeehavens	Ingrid Romijn Co-founder and CEO, Q*BIRD
		The biggest security risk for the industry is false security. "This isn't my responsibility, is it?" Mainstage	The National Seaports: Together on Course to Strengthen Digital Resilience Zandstraalcabine	Protecting critical infrastructure against the quantum threat De Droogcabine
12:15-13:15	Lunch
13:15-14:00	Sessions round 2	Sebastiaan Schuemie Senior advisor Cybersecurity, Rijkswaterstaat	Jens Cordt OT Cybersecurity Specialist, Federal Office for Information Security Germany (BSI)	Rob Verseijden Principal OT Cybersecurity Specialist, Batenburg
		ATHENA - Cyber resilience through engineer focused training Mainstage	Exploring the BSI ecosystem focusing on network monitoring and vulnerability management Zandstraalcabine	Lessons learned from years of experience in cybersecurity in operational environments De Droogcabine
14:00-14:30	Coffee Break
14:30-15:15	Sessions round 3	Michael Noorlander, Principal OT Security Consultant, DNV Cyber	Marcel Jutte OT Cybersecurity expert, IPCS (Industrial Platform Cyber Security) and Johan Assies OT Security Consultant, IPCS (Industrial Platform Cyber Security) IPCS is a member of the IACS coalition	Joseph Mager, Information Security Officer, Nederlandse Spoorwegen and Erwin Kooi Security Officer Train Digitization, Nederlandse Spoorwegen
		Risk Management in OT: Control the Threats, Protect the Operation De Droogcabine	Making Public-Private Partnerships a Success Zandstraalcabine	Rail Cybersecurity: Lessons Learned in the International Railway Chain Mainstage
15:15-16:00	Closing Isabel van der Leij, MT-lid, manager, Digital Resilience, RDI Jan Joost Bierhoff, COO NCSC Mainstage
16:00-17:00	Drinks

If you have any questions, please email events@rdi.nl.