Cyber Security 2023 | FULLY BOOKED!

Morten is attached to the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association’s Security and Contingency Planning Department as a Special Advisor, analyst and point of contact for both members and the authorities on issues related to maritime security and contingency planning.

From January 2016 to November 2020 Morten was Director of the Norwegian Intelligence Service, and from 2013 to 2016 he was Commander of the Norwegian Joint Headquarters in Bodø. He has 41 years’ military service from the Norwegian Air Force and Norwegian Armed Forces in various command posts, including as Head of the Operations and Emergency Preparedness Department at the Ministry of Defence/Defence Staff. Morten has operational experience from P-3 Orion surveillance aircraft, C-130 Hercules transport planes and Sea King rescue helicopters.

Shaun Reardon is the head of section for DNV cyber security – Industrial systems based in Trondheim but working globally.

He was a Police detective at Scotland yard in London for over 26 years where he specialised in cyber security and investigations with  experience in areas such as counter-terrorism and international organised crime including threats to the critical national infrastructure.

Judith E.Y. Rossebø, PhD is a cyber security specialist in ABB Process Automation Energy Industries, where she is responsible for product cyber security and standardization.

Rossebø has been active in International Standardization since 2003, both in her previous position at Telenor and since she joined ABB in 2010. She is ABB’s representative in ISA 99/IEC 6243 standardization committees and is Chair of the European Standardization Committee for industrial process measurement and control, CENELEC TC65X

Bart Scholten is a Dutch certification expert at the international testing, inspection and certification company, Kiwa. He has multiple years of experience in the field of certification especially regarding cyber security in relation with IoT products.

Einar Færaas started in Equinor in 2004 and is a process technican and chemical engineer. Since 2009 he has worked with control- and safety systems. The last six years exclusively with securing and monitoring such systems.

Jouni Aro, 1970 is the CTO at Prosys OPC Ltd. He received his master’s in physics, information technology, and automation from the Helsinki University of Technology in 1997. He has since become a member and chairman of the OPC Committee of the Finnish Society of Automation as well as a member of the Technical Advisory Council of the OPC Foundation. Jouni is a respected OPC UA educator around the world.

In his talk, “OPC UA – The secure standard for manufacturing data exchange,” Jouni will explain how using OPC UA in manufacturing makes your data exchange as secure as possible. He will expand on why OPC UA is a good choice for secure communication and how you will benefit from using OPC UA.

Nina holds a master’s degree in political science with the specialization «Eurasian economy and politics» and has a professional background within counterintelligence and cyber security.

She is currently a consultant in Bouvet, where she sheds light on the different aspects of safety and security, helping businesses understand why cyber security and the threat landscape is relevant to them, and what to do to understand and improve their security situation.

Todd Davis is a Senior OT Cybersecurity Specialist for Vestas, focusing on evolving national, regional, and international cybersecurity standards and legislation and quantifying cybersecurity risk for operational assets in the Wind Industry.

He will discuss the Cyber Security Challenges for the Offshore Wind Industry in his talk.

Meghna Subramani has 9 years of experience in the industrial automation space. Over the last 8 years she has worked at Rockwell Automation in various engineering roles contributing to and leading new product development. She has experience developing new products for Motion Control & Networks. In her current role at Rockwell Automation, she is the Commercial Product Manager in EMEA, responsible for Networks & Cybersecurity Solutions.

Meghna holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities. She earned her master’s in electrical engineering from the University of Arizona with focus on networks & cybersecurity.

Dr. Pierre Kobes has a longstanding experience in the automation division of Siemens. He was responsible during the last ten years of its career for cybersecurity  standards, regulations and certifications. He influenced significantly the development of the standard series ISA/IEC 62443 and is author of the book “Guideline Industrial Security – IEC 62443 is easy!”.

He is active in German and international standardization committees and propagates a holistic approach for the protection of operating facilities as well as the integration of security in development and production of automation products.

Pål Kristoffersen is educated in robotics and started career in downstream oil & gas. He moved into cyber security by developing military encryption products and has a long consultant experience as e.g. security responsible for Altinn and CISO for The Norwegian Public Roads Administration. The last 8 years Pål has secured critical infrastructure in the maritime, oil & gas and energy sector for DNV.

Extract: Ships ordered after 1th of January 2024 must comply to IEC 62443 based requirements. What are these requirements, and what does it mean for ship owners, yards and maritime product suppliers? How is this an enabler for digitalisation of the sector and moving to autonomous vessels? What can other sectors learn from such an approach?