M360 UK – Mobile Security and Industries

Time: 8:30 – 9:30 (60 mins)

5G is reforming the telecommunication industry due to enhanced features; ultra-reliable low-latency communication (URLLC)，and Massive Machine-Type Communications (mMTC). 5G will change the way people connect, it will change the way business groups and organizations operate. Such a spectrum of services changes inevitably causes network and technology changes. With the deployment of fresh network architectures and adoption of new technologies our industry has to confront new cyber-attacks which are more complex, more powerful, and more harmful. 5G makes network boundaries less clear and meanwhile more dynamic; tools such as Service Based Architecture (SBA)，mobile edge computing (MEC) and network slicing are designed to improve security for the verticals operating in this environment. To solve these security challenges, we need the collaboration of the entire ecosystem, this operator only session will explore what all stakeholders can do to play their part in securing the 5G ecosystem.

Agenda

8.30-08.45 Welcome – GSMA Securing the Mobile Ecosystem
Samantha Kight, Head of Industry Security, GSMA

08.45-09.00 5G Security Governance and Practice
Eric Gauthier, Director Technical Fraud and RA, Orange

09.00-09.15 5G CKB Practice Cases
Muhammad Moqeet ur rab, Senior Manager • Security Architecture & Operation (virtual), Omantel

09.15- 09.30 NESAS: EU5G Updates and Evolution Plan
James Moran, Head of Security, GSMA

9:30 Closing
Samantha Kight, Head of Industry Security, GSMA

Please note spaces are limited. R.S.V.P. or for more information please email SecurityEvents@gsma.com

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Samantha Kight, Head of Industry Security, GSMA

Time: 10:00 – 10:20 (20 mins)

Location: Main stage

Welcome:
Mats Granryd, Director General, GSMA

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Samantha Kight, Head of Industry Security, GSMA

The state of the industry and its future, and the future role that mobile can play within digital transformation of different industries.

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Time: 10:20 – 11:15 (55 mins)

Location: Main stage

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Samantha Kight, Head of Industry Security, GSMA  
Alex Leadbeater, Technical Security Director, GSMA

The acceleration of 5G opens up new economic prospects, yet the threat landscape is continually evolving. Telecom industries are facing unprecedented challenges and are at the forefront of the security ecosystem.

The conference’s opening session will provide an important overview of the significant role of telecoms in the security ecosystem today, as well as the changing of roles that occur around the integration with major vertical industries. In light of the shifts, operators and enterprises must collaborate and constantly innovate in order to stay ahead and protect the interests of their customers and businesses.

The panel session will discuss significant security threats which have impacted the mobile telecommunications landscape in the recent year. The GSMA and industry experts will give insight into how the mobile ecosystem through shared knowledge of current and future threats can build stronger security resilience, protecting both networks and subscribers.

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Time: 11:45 – 13:00 (75 mins)

Location: Main stage

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Richard Cockle, Global Head of IoT, Identity and Big Data, GSMA  

Whilst key business verticals leverage the power of the mobile eco-system to develop new solutions and create value, it’s also true that bad actors are continually looking for security weaknesses to exploit. With insights from industry experts this session will explore some of the key security challenges in the verticals.

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Time: 14:30 – 15:45 (75 mins)

Location: Main stage

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Leonie Lewis, Senior T-ISAC Manager, GSMA  

This session will explore the importance of ISACs and other trusted sharing groups for the sectors they serve. We’ll also discuss the challenges of sharing and the importance of cross ISAC participation. How do our ISACs threat landscape overlap and how sharing information builds a stronger security stance against cyber threats and risks.

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Time: 16:15 – 17:00 (45 mins)

Location: Main stage

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Richard Cockle, Global Head of IoT, Identity and Big Data, GSMA  

Private wireless networks are part of complex enterprise environments and ecosystems, aimed at delivering value through use case enablement. In such enterprise vertical driven environments, 5G providers’ ability to deliver value and drive trust and growth is key.
The growing criticality of 5G-enabled environments and use cases, their complexity, and a growing regulatory pressure – drive the demand and need for cybersecurity as an enabler, differentiator, and revenue generator.

This session will look at end to end private 5G environments in enterprise and industrial verticals that should drive cybersecurity fundamental requirements and strategy.

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Time: 17:30 – 19:00

Location: Foyer

Time: 10:00 – 10:30 (30 mins)

Location: Main stage

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Adrian Baschnonga, Lead Analyst, Media and Telecommunications, EY Global Technology  

With sustainability at the core of everything they do, Extreme E is at the cutting edge of innovative technology. From their racing cars, to their support teams and approach to broadcasting, the need for connectivity and real time data is critical to making this all a reality. Within the session hear how mobile connectivity is enabling Extreme E to increase the performance and safety of their race cars, provide a low carbon broadcast and track key data points to enable Extreme E to achieve its sustainability goals.

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Time: 10:30 – 11:15 (45 mins)

Location: Main stage

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Richard Cockle, Global Head of IoT, Identity and Big Data, GSMA  

This session will stream focused key notes to help you discover how eSIM is reaching its full potential and what a bright journey is still to come. The session will be divided in two sub-sections, the first one dedicated to ‘Security by design: at every stage of connectivity?’ and the second one to ‘eSIM – how to combine highest security with market flexibility’. During the first part we will hear insights on the new NIS2 regulation and how IoT Safe will help enterprises to implement an end-to-end security solution. As part of the second part we learn more about how eSIM offers security and manufacturing benefits for IoT.

Keynote topic: Security by design: at every stage of connectivity
Speaker: Raphael Glatt, Head of Customer Success Management, BICS

Keynote topic: eSIM – how to combine highest security with market flexibility
Speaker: Adrien Berliocchi, EMEA Senior Director Sales, IoT Connected Services, Sierra Wireless

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Time: 11:45 -13:00  (75 mins)

Location: Main stage

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Martin Beauchamp, Senior Industry Security Analyst, GSMA  
Roger Brown, Security Services Manager, GSMA

Activity in the wireless networks space is increasingly busy from a supply of solutions point of view, which suggests that the mobile ecosystem is anticipating high demand from enterprise adopters, whose digital transformation requires mobile connectivity and, subsequently, IoT.  However, despite the growing importance of IoT security, wireless solution vendors are yet to prioritise it in their offerings.

This thought-provoking session takes a deeper look into some of the key security dynamics such as systems and device security, government regulation and security testing.

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Time: 14:30 – 15:45  (75 mins)

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Brian Gorman, FinTech Vertical Lead, GSMA
Helene Vigue, Identity and Data Director, GSMA

As enterprises accelerate digital services, new considerations emerge for customer experience and fraud safeguards. Enterprises across sectors can benefit from mobile operator data to protect their business and their users and optimise usability. Through APIs, the mobile industry is delivering the next generation of mobile authentication, fraud detection and prevention.

In this session, we’ll hear from leading providers about the solutions already in use across multiple enterprise sectors. Speakers will feature mobile identity APIs such as Number Verify — a SIM-based authentication solution, and SIM swap protection.

We will also dive into the need for new collaboration models to tackle online fraud. Our speakers will discuss how they’re developing new solutions together to the growing issue of authorised push payments scams.

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Time: 15:45 – 16:15  (30 mins)

Location: Main stage

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Alex Leadbeater, Technical Security Director, GSMA

To wrap up this year’s M360 Security and Industries, we have selected distinguished panelists to discuss their cybersecurity predictions for 2024.​

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