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This is the 16th edition of the IDC Security Roadshow, which takes place in 15 countries in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) regions. The main theme is: From IT Security, through Information Security – purely to Business Security. Technology is just one component of how we secure our organizations — processes are important too, as are architecture, people, policies, and governance. Data and information are at the heart of what organizations strive to protect, so in fact we are talking about information security. And once we frame the discussion in terms of digital assets and digital business, it's clear that what is at stake is business security.
Together with industry analysts, CISO delegates will address key challenges and explore issues around IT and cybersecurity such as:
How is digital transformation altering business and security?
How to harness AI, automation, and orchestration?
What cyberthreats are on the rise?
What is the impact of expanded technology reach?
Platform disruption — security innovation at scale
Risk – from insider threat to the NIS Directive
Mark Child
Research Manager, Software, Central & Eastern Europe, IDC CEMA
Razvan Grigorescu
CISO, CEC BANK
Rajko Sekulović
Director of Operational Risk Management, Information Security and Business Continuity Directorate, Central Bank of Montenegro
Bradford A. Bleier
Cyber Assistant Legal Attaché at Embassy of the United States of America, FBI
Volodimir Stiran
Cybersecurity specialist and ethical hacker
Goran Kunjadić
Chief Information Security Officer and Business Continuity Manager at NLB Banka Beograd
Nebojša Cvijetić
Regional Information Security, Delhaize Group
Franz Hoheiser-Pförtner
CISO, Wien KAV & Vorstandsmitglied, Cyber Security Austria
Lyudmil Anachkov
Head IS Security and Networks Department at Bulgarian National Bank
Aleš Špidla
President of the Czech Institute of Information Security Managers
It is designed as an information-sharing forum and networking platform for select groups of 70 to 150 Chief Information Security Officer (CISOs) and Security Managers from the top enterprises in each country. Each year, we conduct surveys and collect feedback from our audiences, so the content reflects the biggest and most timely security challenges globally and responds to current needs of companies operating on the local market. The format of the event allows for in-depth discussions and engaging conversations.
IDC Security Roadshow brings together insights and interactions on the biggest issues through keynote speeches, panel debates and peer-to-peer networking. The senior level attendees will benefit from:
Access to local and global IDC analysts
Gaining a better understanding of technology and market challenges
Meeting with peers to discuss common challenges and share concrete experiences
An agenda designed to match the expectations of IT and Security leaders from leading organizations
Exploring the key trends across Europe, and worldwide
A mix of expert case studies, interactive debates, and master classes
Ukraine - Kyiv
February 19
Czech Republic - Prague
March 7
Russia - Moscow
March 14
Hungary - Budapest
March 28
Armenia - Yerevan
March 28
Serbia - Belgrade
April 8-9
Kazakhstan - Almaty
April 25
Poland - Warsaw
May 23
Georgia - Tbilisi
May 30
Romania - Bucharest
June 11
Belarus - Minsk
June 27
Austria - Vienna
September 26
Turkey - Istanbul
February 13
Turkey - Ankara
February 21
Kuwait - Kuwait
March 18
Qatar - Doha
March 20
Bahrain - Manama
March 25
Oman - Muscat
March 27
Jordan - Amman
April 11
Saudi Arabia - Riyadh
April 15
Saudi Arabia - Jeddah
April 17
UAE - Abu Dhabi
April 25
UAE - Dubai
April 29
Egypt - Cairo
June 19
South Africa - Johannesburg
August 15
54 Years | 1100 Analysts | 110 Countries
International Data Corporation (IDC) is the premier global provider of market intelligence, advisory services, and events for the information technology, telecommunications, and consumer technology markets. With more than 1,100 analysts worldwide, IDC offers global, regional, and local expertise on technology and industry opportunities and trends in over 110 countries. IDC's analysis and insight helps IT professionals, business executives, and the investment community to make fact-based technology decisions and to achieve their key business objectives. Founded in 1964, IDC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of International Data Group (IDG), the world's leading media, data and marketing services company. To learn more about IDC, please visit www.idc.com.