PROGRAMME - CNI 2010 - Delivering Secure Critical National Infrastructure

8:20	Registration and Welcome Refreshments Served in the exhibition area
	Morning Plenary What does a Robust and Resilient Critical National Infrastructure look like in the 21st Century?
9:40	Welcome and Housekeeping Johnathan Rush, Editor, Contingency Today
9:45	GOVERNMENT POLICY AND INITIATIVES ON SECURITY AND RESILIENCE OF NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE”. Lord West , Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Security and Counter-terrorism National Security Strategy National Cyber Security Strategy Counter-Terrorism Strategy
10:10	Progress in CNI Protection Liz Siberry, Director, Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure Joint initiatives and working together Raising awareness of protective security across the National Infrastructure Role of research and innovation in supporting advice delivery
10.35	Enhancing CNI protection with the private sector David Taylor-Smith, Regional President & CEO, G4S Secure Solutions (UK & Ireland) Setting the Scene Engaging the private sector Proposals for future engagements
10.55	Questions and Answers
11.05	Morning Refreshments Served in the exhibition area
11:40	Telecommunications - The importance of telecommunications resilience as a vital part of the Critical National Infrastructure Dr Nigel Brown, Lead for Resilient Telecommunications Strategy for the Cabinet Office Resilience in Converged Networks Resilience measures taken by telecommunications companies Roles of Government departments, the regulator and other agencies Emergency Plans and response measures
12:00	The Cyber Dimension Marcus Willett, Director, Cyber, Government Communication Headquarters (GCHQ) The Threat Our Strategy A GCHQ Perspective
12.20	Critical Information Infrastructure, Prospective Issue on Vulnerabilities, Protection and Resilience Steve Revell, Rapiscan Information Infrastructure Protection: Managing complexity, risk and resilience Protecting Information Assets from theft and exfiltration by Third Parties and Contractors Defending against Electronic attacks
12:40	Questions and Answers
12.50	Lunch and Networking Served in the exhibition area
	Afternoon Plenary: Exploring New Innovations, Emerging Threats, Growing Dependencies and Cutting-Edge Technologies while building resilience in Critical Infrastructure
14:00	Delivering Energy Resilience through Markets and Infrastructure' Michael Rutter, Head of Energy Resilience, Department of Energy and Climate Change Role of Market in providing short term energy security Different approaches to improving resilience of energy infrastructure to natural hazards Working with business and regulators to PROTECT critical infrastructure in energy sector Funding improvements to resilience of CNI
14:20	Protecting Critical Infrastructure through Science and Innovation: THE UK SECURITY & COUNTER- TERRORISM SCIENCE & INNOVATION STRATEGY Crispin Blunt, MP for Reigate and Shadow Minister for Home Affairs and Counter-Terrorism Using innovation and technology to Protect, Prepare, Pursue, Prevent Forging an environment that fosters creativity and innovation in order to generate the knowledge and technologies that can reduce the risk from terrorism. Providing support, both at the strategic/policy level (Government departments) and at the end-user tactical level (e.g. emergency responders) Working more effectively with business and academia to ensure research is delivered and exploited through the cultivation of a strong and innovative counter-terrorism research market By coordinating collaboration with international partners, allowing increased sharing of knowledge and technologies
14.40	Integrating the Many Faces of Incident Management - Lessons learned by the United States Department of Homeland Security's Office of Infrastructure Protection Steven King, Director, Contingency Planning and Incident Management Division, US Department of Homeland Security Developing and maintaining strong information-sharing partnerships with infrastructure owners and operators Establishing a framework for incident management co-ordination between the private sector, local, state and national agencies Providing consistent situational awareness throughout the lifecycle of an incident management Synchronizing planning, training, exercises and operations and ensuring continuity of government
15:00	Questions and Answers
15:10	Afternoon Refreshments Served in the exhibition area
15:40	Protecting the UK's Critical National Infrastructure DCI Chris Phillip, Head of The National Counter Terrorism Security Office The role of NaCTSO and CTSA Joining up the security plan to the response plan
16:00	Securing the Utilities Simon Stringer, Becatech
16:15	Questions and Answers
16:20	Closing Remarks
16:25	Conference Close Delegates depart

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PROGRAMME - CNI 2010 - Delivering Secure Critical National Infrastructure

Registration and Welcome Refreshments

Served in the exhibition area

Morning Plenary

What does a Robust and Resilient Critical National Infrastructure look like in the 21st Century?

Welcome and Housekeeping

Johnathan Rush, Editor, Contingency Today

GOVERNMENT POLICY AND INITIATIVES ON SECURITY AND RESILIENCE OF NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE”.

Lord West , Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Security and Counter-terrorism

Progress in CNI Protection

Liz Siberry, Director, Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure

Enhancing CNI protection with the private sector

Morning Refreshments

Served in the exhibition area

Telecommunications - The importance of telecommunications resilience as a vital part of the Critical National Infrastructure

The Cyber Dimension

Critical Information Infrastructure, Prospective Issue on Vulnerabilities, Protection and Resilience

Steve Revell, Rapiscan

Lunch and Networking

Served in the exhibition area

Afternoon Plenary:

Exploring New Innovations, Emerging Threats, Growing Dependencies and Cutting-Edge Technologies while building resilience in Critical Infrastructure

Delivering Energy Resilience through Markets and Infrastructure'

Michael Rutter, Head of Energy Resilience, Department of Energy and Climate Change

Protecting Critical Infrastructure through Science and Innovation: THE UK SECURITY & COUNTER- TERRORISM SCIENCE & INNOVATION STRATEGY

Crispin Blunt, MP for Reigate and Shadow Minister for Home Affairs and Counter-Terrorism

Integrating the Many Faces of Incident Management - Lessons learned by the United States Department of Homeland Security's Office of Infrastructure Protection

Steven King, Director, Contingency Planning and Incident Management Division, US Department of Homeland Security

Questions and Answers

Afternoon Refreshments

Served in the exhibition area

Protecting the UK's Critical National Infrastructure

Securing the Utilities

Questions and Answers

Closing Remarks

Conference Close

Delegates depart