The Black Sea Maritime Security Conference Summary
The world is changing faster than ever and CyberSecurity seems to be the main catalyst. Have you ever imagined in such brief time this kind of tremendous challenge? In a matter of months global geopolitics becomes fuzzy, EU is evolving impredictable and we are all on the same stage as main actors. The intrigue is the same as usual in human history, but the step is in quantum leap terms and the time is running out.
BSCySeC17 Statement
The maritime domain is a vast network of: shipping companies, insurance companies, offshore and onshore operators, port operators; national and international authorities, military and stakeholders; seagoing vessels and rigs; cargoes, containers and port infrastructure; navigation, maritime management, satellite and communication systems; that must work together to prevent maritime cyber-attacks and manage the impacts of attacks when they occur.
Cyber-attacks in the maritime domain are relatively new and infrequent, particularly when compared to the many cyber-attacks against financial institutions, manufacturing companies and private individuals. Criminals are looking for new targets, such as hospitals, lawyers and accountants. Due to its international nature, maritime is an increasingly attractive target for cybercrime, but the maritime cyber threats are not yet well enough understood or taken seriously. However, they could disrupt business both at sea and on shore, causing heavy financial losses, and, worst case, cause loss of life and major environmental disaster. Many island nations are particularly vulnerable for food and energy supplies. During periods of economic instability in the shipping industry, the potential losses arising from cyber attacks could destabilize shipping companies and other stakeholders.
The Black Sea Maritime Security Conference (BSCySeC) aims to raise awareness of threats, vulnerabilities and solutions in the maritime domain, to build a proactive network of stakeholders in the region and beyond, and introduce a new living lab focused on the regional and sectorial risks of cyber security.
Constanta Maritime University and the INOMAR Cluster have invited leading subject matter experts from academia, business and the public sector for two days of talks, demonstrations, case studies and presentations on maritime cyber security.
The conference will provide ideal conditions for both focused professional discussions and social interaction in the peaceful Black Sea port city of Constanta, Romania.
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SCHEDULE
The Black Sea Maritime Cyber Security Conference
1st Edition 2017
(Agenda)
WELCOME
Wednesday, 22th of March
Maritime Constanta University
19:00 – WELCOME DINNER – HOTEL BULEVARD
Offered by Constanta City Hall
(Based on Invitation)
Welcome speech
Constanta City Mayor
Dress Code: Business Casual
PLENARY SESSIONS DAY 1
Thursday, 23rd of March
Maritime Constanta University
09:00 – 09:30 – REGISTRATION & COFFEE
09:45 – 10:30 – CONFERENCE OFFICIAL OPENING
Welcoming Speech by Conference Chair – Prof Dr. Eng. Cornel PANAIT of CMU
10:00 – 10:45 OPENING SPEECHES by LOCAL OFFICIALS
Session Chaired by Prof. Univ. Dr. Ing. Cornel Panait, CMU Rector and Patron of the Conference
CONSTANTA CITY MAYOR – DECEBAL FAGADAU
ROMANIAN CHAMBER OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY – MIHAI DARABAN
ROMANIAN NAVAL AUTHORITY – GABRIEL TRANDAFIR
CONSTANTA PORT AUTHORITY – DAN NICOLAE TIVILICHI
11:00 – 12:30: STATE OF THE GLOBAL MARITIME SECURITY
11:00 – 11:20 Maritime Cybersecurity – Regional Measures and Activities
ROMANIAN COAST GUARD REPRESENTATIVES AND BULGARIAN COUNTERPART
11:20 – 11:40 The Maritime Cyber Risk Management
JAVIER YASNIKOUSKI – IMO, MARITIME SECURITY – MARITIME SAFETY DIVISION
11:40 – 12:00 Global Maritime Cyber Security Status Quo
DAVID NORDELL – CENTRE FOR STRATEGIC CYBERSPACE & SECURITY SCIENCE
12:00 – 12:20 BIMCO Perspective on Maritime Cyber Security
PHIL TINSLEY – BIMCO
12:20 – 12:30 – COFFEE & NETWORKING
12:30 – 12:50 – Maritime Cybersecurity as a Complex Issue
PATRICK CURRY – INAUGURAL LECTURE
13:00 – 15:00 – PLENARY SESSION 1 – Chaired by Mr. Patrick Curry
13:00 – 13:20 Maritime Cybersecurity – Illusion of security – Study Cases
CMU – PROF DR ENG GABRIEL RAICU
13:20 – 13:40 The Maritime Cyber Crime – An INTERPOL Prospective
ALFRED MCGEACHY – INTERPOL
13:40 – 14:00 NIS Directive
DANIEL IONITA – ROMANIAN NATIONAL COMPUTER RESPONSE TEAM CERT.RO
14:00 – 15:00 – LUNCH BREAK (All Participants)
15:00 – 17:00 – PLENARY SESSION 2 – Chaired by Dr. John McCarthy
15:00 – 15:20 The Private Sector Needs and Contributions
DR JOHN MCCARTHY – INAUGURAL SPEECH
15:20 – 15:40 Fraud Prevention
DARREN HODDER
15:40 – 16:00 Cooperative Security Fabric
BOGDAN ZAPCA – FORTINET
16:00 – 16:20 The future of maritime cyber security – How are the P&I Clubs responding?
PHILIP STEPHENSON – REGIONAL CLAIMS DIRECTOR, CHARLES TAYLOR & CO
16:30 – 17:00 – COFFEE and NETWORKING
17:00 – 17:20 The Information Security Management on Board
HORIA DRISTARU – Lloyd’s Register
17:20 – 17:40 The Human Factor
LELIANA PARVULESCU – ZIVAC
17:40 – 18:00 Cyber Security – The business Risk
DAN GAVOJDEA – CISCO
Late Afternoon Q&A Session
19:30: CYBER-JAZZ DINNER
Offered by CMU and INOMAR Cluster
Welcome speech
Conference Host and/or Sponsor
Dress Code: Smart Casual
PLENARY SESSIONS DAY 2
Friday, 24th of March 2017
Maritime Constanta University
09:00 – 09:30 – COFFEE & NETWORKING
09:30 – 14:00 PLENARY SESSION – FORESEEN SOLUTIONS
09:30 – 09:50 – Citizen Assistance And Protection As A Challenge On Sectorial Risks Of Cyber Security (An European And National Outlook)
BRIGADIER GENERAL LIVIU DANILA
09:50 – 10:10 – PU Approach on Maritime Cyber Security RDI
DR. BOGDAN GHITA – UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH
10:10 – 10:30 – Advanced Protection Against Zero-Day Attacks
ROBERT RUCAREANU – CHECKPOINT COUNTRY MANAGER
10:30 – 10:50 – Prevention – More About Ransomware
LIVIU ARSENE – BITDEFENDER E-THREAT SENIOR ANALYST
10:50 – 11:10 Maritime Cybersecurity Awarness Risks and Mitigation
PAUL WALTERS – AMERICAN BEAUREAU OF SHIPPING – CYBERSAFETY
11:30 – 12:00 – COFFEE BREAK
12:00– 12:20 Contingency Communications Over SSIP
STANICA ENACHE – MOBILE TORNADO
12:20– 12:40 The Upside of Cyber Risk
ROEL VAN RIJSWIJK – DELOITTE NETHERLAND
12:40 – 13:00 Maritime Cybersecurity – Oil and Gas Offshore and Onshore Vulnerabilities MARIUS OLARIU – GSP: GROUP SERVICII PETROLIERE SA
13:00 – 13:20 Cyber Threats in the Maritime Domain: Vulnerabilities and Evolving Standards of Care
JOSEPH WALSH – CLYDE & CO
13:20 – 13:40 Communication Requirements Using SCADA for Risk-Limiting Dispatch
SUCIU MARIUS – PET COMMUNICATIONS
13:40 – 14:00 Maritime Security in Romania and The Black Sea Region
CHIEF COMMISSIONER (R) LAURENTIU COSTACHE – CG SECURITY EXPERT
Q & A and debate
“THE WAY AHEAD” – CONFERENCE CLOSING SPEECH
ONLY FOR REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS
Saturday, 25th of March – Sunday, 26th of March
Maritime Constanta University
09:00 – 19:00 – ISO 27001 – Implementer Certified Course
TWO DAYS LLOYDS REGISTER IMPLEMENTER COURSE
IMPORTANT!
- All presentations will be in English
- The presentations will cover less than 2/3 of the panel time and more than 1/3 will be dedicated to discussions between the speakers and with the audience, led by the moderators.
- Even if some panels or speeches look technical, the rule of the congress is non-technical, non-marketing, i.e. even difficult topics will be rendered easy to understand for the general audience.
- The conference will be covered by national and international media and will not be subjected to Chatham House Rule. Simultaneous webinar sessions may be be broadcasted with possible questions from the webinar attendees.
EMERGENCY NUMBERS: +40723790763 | +40727334377 TRANSFER DESK: +40749143467
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Dr John McCarthy
Cyber Security Speaker, Trainer and Consultant
Patrick Curry
Director at British Business Federation Authority (BBFA)
Philip Stephenson
Regional Claims Director, Mediterranean & Middle East Charles Taylor & Co. Limited
Mihai Daraban
President of the Romanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
David Nordell
Senior Vice-President, International Cyber Strategy, Policy and Law CSCSS / Centre for Strategic Cyberspace + Security Science
Roel van Rijsewijk
Providing trust in a Digital World - Deloitte
Robert Rucăreanu
Country Manager | RO & BG | Check Point Software Technologies LTD.
Horia Dristaru
Marine Business Manager Romania & Senior Surveyor in Charge South East Europe at Lloyds Register
PhD Mihai Liviu Dănilă
Expert from Technical Assistance and Information ExchangeTAIEX (COM EU) Professor SNSPA Bucharest
Marius Olariu
Networking & Telecom Systems Team Leader GRUP SERVICII PETROLIERE SA
Darren Hodder
Director Leading a Dual Life in Fraud Prevention and Media
Leliana Valentina Pârvulescu
Clinical Psychologist and Genetician, President ZIVAC GROUP
Liviu Arsene
Senior E-Threat Analyst, Bitdefender
Paul Walters PE
Assistant Chief Engineer American Bureau of Shipping
Daniel Ioniță
Director, Analyses, Policies and Cooperation Directorate CERT-RO
Joe Walsh
Partner at Clyde & Co US LLP
Bogdan Zapca
Major Accounts Manager at Fortinet
Laurențiu Costache
Ex-Director of the Romanian Coast Guard
LOCATION
REGISTRATION
Participation fee 150 euro/person
Participation fee for Lloyds Register ISO 27001 Certified Implementer Course 200 euro/person
Payment details INOMAR:
Name: Asociatia INOMAR Cluster
Address: Strada Siretului nr. 63, Constanta – Romania
CIF: 36324334
IBAN: RO80BTRLRONCRT0358226201
Banca Transilvania
PARTNERS
Constanta Maritime University
900663 Constanta
104 Mircea cel Bătrîn Str.
Tel: +40 241 664 740
Fax: +40 241 617 260
E-mail: info@cmu-edu.eu
Web: www.cmu-edu.eu
INOMAR Cluster
Constanta 900675
63A Siretului Str.
Phone: +40 241 616 808
Mobil.: +40723790763.
Email: office@inomar.ro
Website: www.inomar.ro