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Seminar Cybersecurity in the Supply Chain

09/06/2022 13:00 - 18:00 The Beacon

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Today, supply chains are under pressure caused by material shortages and unreliable lead times. But this is not the only problem affecting supply chains around the globe. Research illustrates that the number of cyberattacks on supply chains increased by 51% between July and December 2021. With the number of attacks increasing during this time frame, it is more important than ever for organisations to reduce the risks their supply chains may be under to avoid being attacked. Needless to say that a supply chain cyberattack can stop a company from functioning, as recent examples have shown.

The main reason why supply chains don’t have the right protective measures against cyberattacks set up is because supply chain managers don’t monitor and assess the risks and thus don’t stipulate standards to their supply chain partners, being it suppliers, customers or 3PL.

With this seminar, PICS Belgium and Value Chain want to bring forward this topic to supply chain managers, not only to create awareness, but also to integrate solutions when discussing with supply chain partners. This is not only an IT technical subject, but part of good supply chain management.

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When ?

June 9, 2022
1:00 pm – 6:00 pm

What ?

13:00 – Introduction
14:00 – Supply chain as an attack surface
15:10 – Cybersecurity in supply chain – a practical example
16:00 – What if things do go wrong – Resilience in the Port of Antwerp Bruges
17:15 – Networking drink

Where ?

The Beacon (meeting room “Connected”)

Sint-Pietersvliet 7
2000 Antwerp

Pricing

PICS members/Value Chain subscribers: 125 €+ VAT
Non members : 195 € + VAT

Program

13:00 – Introduction (Stijn Rommens, Vectra.ai)
Ransomware attacks and their impact on business continuity show the importance of cybersecurity. In this session, we will cover key concepts and tools using examples of recent cybersecurity breaches.
14:00 – Supply chain as an attack surface (Jasper Hooft, Toreon)
Cybersecurity – from a condition for doing business to a potential competitive advantage (includes Q&A)
14:50 – Break
15:10 – Cybersecurity in supply chain – a practical example (Kris Coone, Lamb Weston Meijer VOF)
What does a cybersecurity plan look like? Lamb Weston Meyer VOF present a unique insight in their plan, which covers operations in Russia and Ukraine that are actively targeted by regular attacks.
(includes Q&A)
16:00 – What if things do go wrong – Resilience in the Port of Antwerp Bruges (Niels Vanlaer, Port of Antwerp Bruges)While prevention is key, being ready in case things do go wrong is equally important. Building a Business Continuity Plan – and keeping it up to date – is a cornerstone to resilience. (includes Q&A)
16:50 – Closing discussion (Stijn Rommens)
17:15 – Networking drink
18:00 – Closing

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