Identity & Access Management
Summit
– Expanding With Success –
28th – 29th April 2020
Central London
The Case for a Smart, Secure & Streamlined Organisation
Identity and access management is a critical part of any enterprise security plan, as it is inextricably linked to the security and productivity of organisations in today’s digitally enabled economy.
Compromised user credentials often serve as an entry point into an organisation’s network and its information assets. Enterprises use identity management to safeguard their information assets against the rising threats of ransomware, criminal hacking, phishing and other malware attacks.
In many organisations, users sometimes have more access privileges than necessary. A robust IAM system can add an important layer of protection by ensuring a consistent application of user access rules and policies across an organisation.
Identity and access management systems can enhance business productivity. The systems’ central management capabilities can reduce the complexity and cost of safeguarding user credentials and access. At the same time, identity management systems enable workers to be more productive (while staying secure) in a variety of environments, whether they’re working from home, the office, or on the road.
Join your IAM and Security peers at the Identity & Access Management Summit on the 28th & 29th April, 2020, Central London. Where we will be discussing policies, processes, and technologies used to manage user identities and enforce what they can access and do within a system through authentication, authorisation, and accounting.
Format
Due to the overwhelming success of our Inaugural Identity & Access Management Summit in April 2019, City of London, we will be moving from a 1-day Summit where we reached full capacity, to our new and exciting format and venue, which will include:
– 2 Days of Knowledge Sharing/Innovation & Collaboration –
– Over 300 IAM Leaders & Visionaries –
– Over 50 Guest Speakers –
– 10 Networking Breaks –
– 1-2-1 Meetings –
– 10 Workshops/Boardroom Sessions –
– 4 “Question Time” Debate Sessions –
– An Exhibition for Leading Solution Providers –
– An Evening Networking Reception –
– Live Hacking Demos –
Covering The Latest IAM Topics
2020 Steering Committee
Jeffrey Moore, Global Head of Cyber-Security, Novartis Institute for Biomedical Research
Ben Bulpett, EMEA Identity Platform Director, SailPoint
Frederik Brysse, Chief Architect & Head of Engineering, Trainline
Steven Williams, Founder & Managing Director, Atlas Identity
Paul Simmonds, CEO, Global Identity Foundation
Professor John Walker, Purveyor of Dark Intelligence
Richard Fry, Head of Information Security & Risk, Covea Insurance
Chuck Brooks, Named By IFSEC: #2 Global Cyber Security Influencer
Soraya Viloria MontesdeOca, Group Information Security Officer, Harvey Nichols
Simon Bradley, Global Head of Cyber Security Protection, Siemens
Programme Under Construction
(Contact us if you wish to speak or recommend a speaker)
Delegates will get the information they need to align their IAM strategy
with corporate goals, build an IAM roadmap with attainable milestones and organise project
resources and measure project success.
Question Time Debates
With 5 leading Industry panellists per session, our “Question Time” debates offer a unique opportunity for a 3-way discussion platform, where Panellists/Delegates and the Conference Chair get the opportunity to have their say, which creates exciting and sometimes controversial debates.
Who Should Attend?
Attendance is Complimentary for Senior IT practitioners,
who are creating an Identity & Access Management Road-Map.
– Access Control Analysts
– Access Manager
– Architects (security, infrastructure, technical and enterprise)
– Audit & Compliance Professionals
– Chief Executive Officer
– Chief Information Officer
– Chief Risk Officer
– Chief Security Officer
– Chief Technology Officer
– Cyber Security Professionals
– Digital Forensic Experts
– Directors/Heads of Compliance
– Directors/Heads of Data Management
– Directors/Heads of Identity and Access Management (IAM)
– Directors/Heads of Information Security
– Directors/Heads of Information and IT Governance
– Directors/Heads of IT Security
– Directors/Heads of Network Security
– Directors/Heads of Risk
– Directors/Heads of Security
– Directors/Heads of User Access Management
– Entitlement Management Professionals
– Endpoint Security Professionals
– Fraud Prevention
– IAM Consultants
– IAM Architects
– Identity and Information Assurance Professionals
– IS Security Managers
– IT Service Managers
– Risk Assurance Professionals
– Security Specialists
– Systems Analysts
2019 Speakers
Dr Philip Bonhard
Head of Customer Experience Design for Fraud, Authentication and Digital Security at Lloyds Banking Group
Andy Pinnington
CyberIAM, Managing Director and Principal Consultant
Frederik Brysse
Chief Architect and Head of Engineering
Trainline
Manoj Kumar
Director at KPMG – CyberSecurity
Identity & Access Management
Charlie Mcmurdie
Former Head of Police National Cyber Crime Unit
Carlos Trigoso
Lead Architect (IAM)
BBC
Ros Smith
Senior Product Mgr (IAM)
BBC
Tarun Samtani
Group Data Protection Officer
Boden
Junaid Farooqui
Senior Security Architect
Coventry Building Society
Andrew Yeomans
CISO
Arqit
Nick Mothershaw
Director of Fraud and Identity Solutions
Experian
Matteo Giuseppe Ferrara
Global Products Lead (IAM)
Jaguar Land Rover
Prof John Walker
Purveyor of Dark Intelligence
Conference Chair
Azeem Bashir
Global CISO
Cyber Execs
Andy Giles
FCMI GCGI CISSP CCSP
Head of Security Governance
Risk & Controls
Nationwide Building Society
Richard Mardling
IDAM Director at Unilever
Paul Simmonds
CEO at
The Global Identity Foundation
Jonathan Raynor (CISSP)
Head of Identity & Access Management
M&G Prudential
Jeffrey Wood
Deputy Director of ICT
Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust
Ben Bulpett
EMEA Identity Platform Director
SailPoint
Ray Hockley
Senior Solution Manager – Hitachi
Andy Milton
Head of Channels – Hitachi
Steven Williams
Founder and Managing Director of Atlas Identity
Ian Airy
Head of Direct sales – Hitachi
Signup For The
Latest Speaker & Agenda Updates!
Contact us to get the latest information or sponsorship and exhibiting opportunities.
Lead Sponsors
Thought Leading Providers of Identity & Access Management Solutions
Co-Sponsors
Associate Sponsors
Media Partners
Venue Details
Amba Hotel Maple Arch,
Bryanston St, Marylebone, London W1H 7EH
Amba Hotel Marble Arch is located on Oxford Street.
A stylish hotel offering the latest facilities for business and leisure travellers.
Find out how to get to us.
To reach Amba Hotel Marble Arch by road…
From Marble Arch itself, head east down Oxford Street. Take the first left into Portman Street, then first left again into Bryanston Street: the hotel entrance is 10 yards on the left. Public car parking is available nearby at an additional charge. To programme your sat-nav, please use the postcode W1H 7EH
If you’re coming to Amba Hotel Marble Arch by rail…
London Victoria, Paddington and Marylebone mainline stations are all about two miles from the hotel; about 10 minutes by cab. Alternatively, take the London Underground to Marble Arch: when you leave the station, turn left along Oxford Street, then left again in 50 metres into Old Quebec Street. The hotel entrance is in Bryanston Street, about 80 metres on your right.
To reach Amba Hotel Marble Arch from the airport…
From London Heathrow, the Heathrow Express runs direct to London Paddington in just 15 minutes (20 from Terminal 5), with a train every quarter of an hour. The Gatwick Express runs a similar service into Victoria from London Gatwick.
28th – 29th April 2020
Book your place today!
Attendance is Complimentary for End users who are creating an Identity & Access Management Road-Map.
If you are a product or service provider, we have a corporate rate to attend.
We will validate your booking on receipt and advise you accordingly