Marc has spent over 16 years working with some of the major energy companies, financial institutions and governments around the world in the defense of critical assets against cyberthreats. Technical engineering in information technology, security operations, and governance, risk and compliance profile IT offers a unique perspective for addressing threats to critical infrastructure today.

Edgard Capdevielle is the Executive Advisor of Nozomi Networks, a leader in network monitoring and security for industrial control networks that support critical infrastructure. Previously, Mr. Capdevielle served as the Vice President of Product Management and Marketing for Imperva, where heled the teams that define the roadmaps and messaging that keep Imperva’s web and data security products as leaders in their space.  Previously, he served at EMC, through the acquisition of Data Domain, leading the company’s efforts in archive storage and software.  Prior to Data Domain, he served as Vice President of Products for Nirvanix- an early pioneer in cloud storage. He held senior roles at Brocade, McDATA, and Orbital Data. He received a Master’s degree in Business Administration from the University of California at Berkeley and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from Vanderbilt University.

Juan Luis Carús Candás is project director R & D + i within the division of Information Technology TSK Group. Telecommunications Engineer from the University of Oviedo and PhD in Industrial Technology from the National University of Distance Education (UNED) has spent several years working on research projects focused on the application of information technology to the industrial sector. Currently actively involved in R + D + i in the initiative known as “Industry 4.0”. He has collaborated on several publications of impact and participated in international conferences and seminars.

ñaki Eguia is Director of Innovation ITS-UNIT71. Performs the tasks of business development through activation in R & D, resulting in the development of new solutions for managed security in industry. Iñaki has been a member of cybersecurity SmartGrid and currently directs and advises several industrial projects for industry 4.0, water and energy sector.

Arkaitz Gamino is CTO of STI UNIT71 leading the technical aspects of this unit, setting the strategy of the unit, generating new business and leading products / projects in the field of R & D. He has over 10 years experience in the field of computer security, the last 6 years focused on the industrial and security in SCADA systems. He studied at the University of Deusto and at the end of the race held at the same University Master of Information Security. It also has the CISA certification and is a regular speaker at industry conferences cybersecurity at national and international level.

Ander Juaristi Cybersecurity is a researcher at Tecnalia. As a member of cybersecurity has participated in research projects as WhiteZone, SWEPT, DroneFS and Cibernoid. His research interests include network security, communication protocols and distributed systems. He is a member of the GNU project which regularly and actively contributes to various free software projects.

An international Sales and Marketing professional with broad international experience in the professional services, IT-, automotive, mechanical engineering and pharmaceutical industries. I have supported companies in expanding their activities and managing their costomer base in European, Asian, and American markets. As I speak fluently five European languages (English, German, Spanish, Russian and Bulgarian) I will be glad to support a London-based international organisation in a Sales, Channel or Account Management role.

Oscar Lage is Head of Cybersecurity in Tecnalia, an applied research center of international excellence. As a researcher on Safety and Mobility since 2003, has participated in several European and Spanish projects as “Internet of Energy”, Chiron, nShield, SafeCity or “Smart Urban Spaces” developing cryptographic algorithms based technologies Information Security. His current research interests include “Identity & Access Management”, “Mobile Security” and “Mobile Payments”

Jose Luis Laguna has over 15 years of experience in engineering, has been CIO and CISO in the Técnicas Reunidas Group, one of the largest engineering companies in the world, specializing in the construction of power plants and petrofíferas. He currently leads the engineering team of Fortinet for Spain.

Director, ICT Division of Tecnalia. Previous: Market and business development functions at the ICT Division of Tecnalia. Researcher in the area of Software Engineering in general and Embedded Systems Software and Product Line Engineering in particular. Broad experience in CRM, Billing- Rating, Mediation, Integration and Provisioning BSS systems for Telcos. Extensive experience in the IT – Telecom sector in a variety of roles, projects and locations. Strong technical acumen backed by a solid understanding of Software Development Processes. Proven account management and new technical and business development skills. Sound communication, leadership, coaching, negotiation and training skills. Multilingual team player with international exposure within Airtouch, Vodafone, the European Software Institute and Tecnalia. Specialties: Software Development and Lifecycle Management, Integration, Research Projects, Project Management, Vendor Management, Demand and Project Requirements Management, IT Architectures, Team Management and Business Administration skills.

Rossella Mattioli is Security and Resilience of Communication Networks Officer at ENISA (the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security). Her work focuses on enhancing the security of Critical Infrastructures, Internet infrastructure, ICS SCADA and transport infrastructure in Europe.

She holds a MSc in Engineering with main specialization in Cybersecurity at Tallinn University of Technology and a BA in Communication Sciences. Along with the annual studies and community engagement, she coordinates also ENISA’s expert groups related to Internet infrastructure, ICS SCADA, intelligent public transport and smart car cybersecurity.

Patrick Miller is one of 20 experts in cyber Forbes policy to follow on Twitter and one of the 50 pioneers of smart grid smart grid 2015. Today is an independent trusted advisor dedicao the protection and defense of critical infrastructures around the world. Currently he is managing partner of Archer Energy Solutions, as well as founder, director and president emeritus of EnergySec a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization focused on the exchange of information, knowledge of the situation and development of staff security for the energy industry. Patrick’s experience extends to the Government, Telecommunications, Financial Services and Energy verticals within key positions with regulators, owners of utility assets and private consulting firms.

Technical Engineering from the University of Oviedo, Graduate network security and operating systems by the Open University of Catalunya (UOC). Holds certifications in CISA, ITIL and implanter and auditor of ISO 27001. Since 2007 works in INCIBE as cybersecurity expert for the CERTSI collaborating with the National Center for Critical Infrastructure Protection (CNPIC). He previously worked in computer consulting Thales Information Systems. Currently he is working on the development of the National Industrial Security Scheme (ENSI) for improving the current capabilities of the “Industry 4.0”.

Industrial Engineer by Carlos III University of Madrid, specializations on Electromechanical, Automation & Electronics.Advanced degree on industrial applications of neuronal networks and machine learning. More than 18 years experience on industrial automation working in Germany, Italy and Spain. Technical Director of Factory Automation and Process Automation business units at Siemens during the last 7 years. He’s leading the Industry 4.0 Initiative within the company.

Chief Security Ambassador of ElevenPaths, boasts 15 years of experience around the Security Telefónica group. Security Engineer internationally certified, has led various projects Perimeter Security, Identity Management, Strategic Consulting and Cyber Intelligence, before arrival the world of security for IoT.

Karsten Schneider graduated in electrical engineering at the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany. More than 15 years ago, he started at Siemens AG in the central research and development since he was engaged in various activities. Among other Schneider was appointed head of Development of MES Components and Marketing Manager for Distributed I/O. In this context, Schneider also accompanied the launch of the PROFINET technology in February 2003. More detailed knowledge about the fieldbus technology, he has amassed as head of North America PICC Competence Center and Test Lab for PROFIBUS & PROFINET in Johnson City, TN. In May 2012 he was elected Chairman of PI (PROFIBUS & PROFINET International).

Jerome Sobecki is a graduate engineer from Ecole Nationale Supérieur de Techniques Avancées (ENSTA ParisTech, Paris).

After 11 years at Pasteur Institute, including 3 years as head of IT Infrastructure and Production division, he joined the French Network and Information Security Agency (ANSSI) as a security architect, where he is involved, in particular, in technical assistance and system accreditation for both ICS cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection.

Jose Valiente is Director and Responsible Coordination and Communication in Industrial Cyber Security Center. Specialist Security Technology and consulting. He has over 20 years experience working in large consulting firms, where he has developed his professional career in the field of information technology, as in the industrial automation sector. He has participated in more than a dozen publications on industrial cyber security, as well as numerous conferences, events and specialized courses in cybersecurity. Currently it has multiple certifications solutions and IT security vendors and professional certifications from ISACA CISM and Global Industrial Cyber Security Professional (GICSP) GIAC.

Matvey is the business solution lead of the Critical Infrastructure Protection team, responsible

for business development and product marketing in this highly specialized sphere of cybersecurity. In Kaspersky Lab he previously held the position of head of the Corporate Product Marketing group and earlier worked as a product manager, a role in which he oversaw the launch of several successful enterprise cybersecurity products.

Matvey has over 10 years of experience as a product manager and marketer in the information security field, working in Russia’s leading IT companies, including Yandex and Kaspersky Lab.

Robert brings 10 years of expertise in a wide range of fields from internet providers cybersecurity to email filtering solutions. Since 2014 as the director of the engineering lab, Robert focuses on the development of firewalls, feeding power to almost 20 years of excellence for Stormshield in the security field for industrial networks. In collaboration with industrial vendors such as Schneider Electric or Siemens, Robert’s team provided SNi40, the first industrial firewall targeting critical infrastructure sectors  such as health, energy, transport, water. Robert’s work also help smaller industries with increasing cybersecurity needs by making all the industrial network protection available in any Stormshield Network Security solution.

Mr. Wiesner works since 2013 in the German Federal Office for Information Security (Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik, BSI) and is, since mid 2016, head of section for Cyber Security in Industrial Control Systems.

In addition to generating awareness and hands-on recommendations for manufacturers, integrators and operators his main task area focuses on national and international cooperation to strengthen Cyber Security in Industrial Control Systems.