NPCC National Business Cybercrime Conference 2021

Commissioner Ian Dyson QPM (National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) Lead for Cybercrime) and Martin Smith MBE (Founder & Chairman of SASIG) invite all businesses, small and large, to attend the NPCC National Business Cybercrime Conference 2021 taking place on Thursday 4 November 2021 at the iconic Kia Oval in London. 

The conference is free to attend and is aimed at helping businesses minimise their risk and  exposure to potential cybercrime. This is a great chance to hear from law enforcement and  industry experts about the emerging risks to your business and how you can protect yourself  against attack.

Agenda

UK law enforcement efforts to combat cybercrime are the ‘most joined-up bit of policing’ in the  country, but police forces cannot do it alone. Cybercrime will be defeated only through  collaboration, engagement and partnership with industry and with the community. While there  is still a lot more work to be done, huge progress has been made over the past six years. 

At this meeting, we will examine the threat and explore the UK’s growing and evolving capability  to counter cybercrime at the national, regional and local levels. This will be an opportunity for  players from all parts of the fight against cybercrime to gather and review progress. 

The agenda  features speakers from the national and regional cybercrime network, as well as industry experts  in cybersecurity and cybercrime prevention/detection. 

Chair – Detective Chief Superintendent Andrew Gould National Cybercrime Programme Lead, National Police Chiefs' Council 

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8.30am Registration, coffee and networking ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

9.30am Progress report on the national response to combatting cybercrime Commissioner Ian Dyson QPM National Lead for Cybercrime, National Police  Chiefs’ Council 

10am Second Keynote Senior representative, UK Government 

10.30am The evolving threat to UK plc Speaker to be confirmed

11am A case study with a Regional Organised Crime Unit DS Mike Fishlock Metropolitan Police ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

11.30am Tea, coffee and networking break ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

11.45am Alerting Businesses to the Malicious Activity they Face DCI Phil Donnelly Detective Chief Inspector, National Cybercrime Programme Jon Davies CTO, Pervade Software 

12.15pm Cyber Resilience Centres – Improving Cyber Resilience Together Mandy Haeburn-Little Executive Chair, BRIM Nick Bell National Policing Director, Cyber Resilience Centres 

12.45pm Cyber & Digital Specials & Volunteers (CDSV) Vanessa Kemp CDSV Coordinator, National Cybercrime Programme Team 

1.15pm Panel Session – Working Together Facilitated by Martin Smith MBE Chairman & Founder, SASIG • Commissioner Ian Dyson QPM National Lead for Cybercrime, National Police Chiefs’ Council • Maggie Titmuss MBE Director of Intelligence and Incident Response, Lloyds  Banking Group • Stuart Frost BEM Deputy Director, Head of Enterprise Security & Risk Management, Department for Work & Pensions • Professor Denis Fischbacher-Smith Research Chair in Risk and Resilience, University of Glasgow _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 

2pm End of meeting. Networking luncheon ________________________________________________________________________________________________