ETSI Security Conference 2024

SESSION D2-1: Fraud, Security and Standards Convergence

Chaired by Charles Brookson, ZEATA

This session will explore where standards are being driven by fraud and where fraud is driving standards. The session discusses how security and fraud prevention / detection can work more closely. Focus areas to include; 5G, PSD2, eSignature and e-payments. 

• 09:00 The Janus Problem – the Challenge of Dealing with Legacy Security Problems While Looking to the Future 
  • David Rogers, Copper Horse 
• 09:20 The Evolution of Cybersecurity in a 6G and AI-Enabled Hyper-Connected World
  • Bret Jordan, Afero
• 09:40 Joining forces: Cybersecurity and Fraud Management
  • Peter Allwood, Mastercard
• 10:00 Mobile Handset Theft Prevention
  • Nataliya Stanestky, Google

SESSION D2-2 : Societal Impacts of Technology

Chaired by Alex Cadzow, C3L

This session will explore the societal impact of technology on end users and society. Coercive control avoidance, Metaverse, protection of children, disinformation and protection vulnerable citizens will be discussed. 

• 11:30 Is eHealth a Reasonable Standardization Goal? 
  • Suno Wood, EP eHealth Chair
• 11:50 A Framework for Supporting the Digital Safety of At-Risk Users 
  • Sunny Consolvo, Google
• 12:10 Improving Security by Improving Communication with Individual Consumers 
  • Gill Whitney, ANEC

D2-3 : Consumer Verticals

Chaired by Hollie Hennessy, Omdia 

The session will explore latest security best practice, challenges and gaps for consumer IoT and other smart devices.

• 14:00 CMDPP Evolution Toward EUCC and CRA 
  • Davide Pratone, Huawei
• 14:20 RED Cybersecurity Conformity Assessment Approach and Challenges 
  • Angelo D’Amato, UL Solutions
• 14:40 How Global Standardization Efforts are Expanding eSIM Benefits for the Consumer IoT 
  • Cyril Caillaud, Trusted Connectivity Alliance 
• 15:00 Navigating the Dynamic Landscape of Cybersecurity Legislations, Standards, and Regulations for Embedded Devices 
  • (from a provider of measurement instrument perspective)Kaustabh Debbarman, LAAVAT 
• 15:20 VDP Accessibility in Consumer IoT 
  • Cedric Levy-Bencheton, Cetome

SESSION D2-4: Societal Impacts of Technology

Chaired by Nataliya Stanestky, Google

• 16:15 Age Verification the Stakeholders, Solutions, and Standards Landscape
  • Alex Cadzow, Cadzow Communications Consulting Ltd 
• 16:35 Is It Trustworthy Enough? Considering Societal Impact in Public Safety Technologies
  • Katrina Petersen, Public Safety Communication Europe 
• 16:55 Session D2-5: PANEL DISCUSSION: Societal Impacts of Technology 
  • Chaired by Galina Pildush Palo Alto

As the technology train of innovation is accelerating at unprecedented speeds, we as a society need to stop and consider how these great technological advancements impact us, focusing on those who are vulnerable. This panel will discuss those impacts, considering the technological advancements at multiple levels, ranging from IoTs/ handheld devices to applications, AI, and human-to-human interactions, which has taken a different form.  Considering panel members’ broad backgrounds and interests, the panel discussion will touch multiple perspectives and aspects, intertwining social science with cybersecurity and human factors.

• Sunny Consolvo, Google
• Katrina Petersen, Public Safety  Communication Europe
• Gill Whitney, ANEC

Session D3-1: Quantum Safe Cryptography

Chaired by Colin Whorlow, NCSC

The session will explore latest developments in quantum algorithm selection, migration strategy, best practice, agility and other cryptography. 

• 09:30 BSI Post-Quantum Update 
  • Stephan Ehlen, BSI
• 09:50 ANSSI Views on Post-Quantum Cryptography Transition
  • Samih Souissi, ANSSI
• 10:10 Overview of ETSI ISG QKD
  • Martin Ward, ISG QKD Chair, Toshiba
• 10:30 ETSI Cyber QSC Update
  • Matt Campagna, Cyber QSC Chair, AWS

SESSION D3-2: Quantum Safe Cryptography

Chaired by Matt Campagna, AWS

• 11:20 Staying Ahead of the Quantum Threat – Starting with Hardware 
  • Thalia Laing, HP Security Lab
• 11:40 Early Experiences Implementing Quantum-Resistant Cryptography 
  • Daniele Lacamera, WolfSSL 
• 12:00 Futureproofing Data Security through Cryptographic Agility
  • Glen Leonhard, CryptoMathic

SESSION D3-3 PANEL DISCUSSION Reasonable Cybersecurity: Emerging New Developments

Moderated by Curtis Duke, CIS

Cyber system users fundamentally face risks that vary among different ICT sectors, constantly evolve, and require reasonable allocations of resources and actions.  As cybersecurity incidents and related losses continue to increase, multiple private and public sector activities and actions have emerged as different understandings of what is “reasonable.”  In legal terms “reasonable cybersecurity” is the duty of care that an organization owes its customers. However, what is “reasonable” remains largely undefined and no global compilation exists of its use for cybersecurity purposes. This  panel session is intended both to inform the Security Week audience and serve as a means for ongoing collaboration on the diverse manifestations of reasonable cybersecurity. It includes new related activities in the EU and CEPT countries, as well as different disciplines and perspectives.  It builds on work undertaken over the past year among the Critical Security Controls community and being carried forward with a new TC CYBER work item.

• Phyllis Lee, CIS
• Tony Rutkowski, CIS
• George Sharkov, SBS aisbl    

SESSION D3-4: Impact of Regulation #2 – Trust and Privacy

Chaired by Scott Cadzow, C3L

The session will explore latest developments, regulatory landscape and best practice for trust establishment and privacy. 

• 14:30 Verify Before Use – the Role of ETSI’s ISG ETI 
  • Scott Cadzow, C3L
• 14:50 Navigating Trust and Data Privacy Contradictions in the Age of Autonomous Cars
  • Francesca Bassi, IRT Systemx

SESSION D3-5: 5G to 6G Evolution or Revolution?

Chaired by Alex Leadbeater, TC Cyber Chair, GSMA

In early 2024 3GPP, ETSI and GSMA started the multi-year process of developing standards for 6G. While 6G won’t reach the market until ~2030, 2024 to 2026 will be the key years in which 6G architecture is standardized. This session will explore 6G challenges and opportunities from a security perspective. 

• 15:45 A Vision for Communications (6G)
  • Laurence Wayne, BT
• 16:05 Bridging the Gap: XAI’s Contribution to B5G and 6G Network SecurityMadhusanka Liyanage, 
  • University College Dublin
• 16:25 vCONFIDENTIAL6G: Confidential Computing and Privacy-Preserving Technologies for 6G 
  • Vera Stavroulaki, WINGS ICT Solutions
• 16:45 Digital Identity for Next Generation Telecommunication Networks 
  • Jintao Zhu, Huawei
• 17:05 Cyber Security Best Practices with Energy Efficiency 
  • Nicolas Stricher, Check Point Software 
• 17:25 Threats and Risks of 5G Networks for Military Applications 
  • Jordi Mongay Batalla, Warsaw University of Technology 

SESSION D4-1: Impacts of Regulation #3 -  Consumer Devices

Chaired by Slawomir Gorniak, ENISA

The session will explore impacts of regulation on consumer products and devices. The session will explore successes, failures, best practices, and gaps. Focus areas to include IoT and automotive. (session in construction)

• Industry Certifications for Smartphone and IoT Devices using ETSI Specifications
  • Jorge Wallace Ruiz, Dekra
• A Comprehensive Cybersecurity Certification Framework based on ETSI EN 303 645
  • David Nosibor, Red Alert Labs 
• Navigating the Complex Landscape of IoT Security Regulations
  • Zahra Khani, Keysight Technologies
• Providing Best User Experience while Complying with Cybersecurity Regulations
  • Francois Fischer, Huawei Technologies R&D

SESSION D4-2: Transport, Public safety and Critical Communications

Chaired by Gerry McQuaid, Ofcom 

The session will explore security for Transport, Public Safety, Critical Industries and Critical Communications

• 11:00 FRMCS
  • Catherine Houbion, UICC
• 11:20 Law Enforcement Support in Standards
  • Koen Jaspers, PIDS
• 11:40 BroadEU.Net : Realising the European Critical Communication System (EUCCS) 
  • David Lund, Public Safety Communication Europe (PSCE) Forum 
• 12:00 TETRA: Securing the Future
  • Brian Murgatroyd, Chair ETSI TC TCCE

Session D4 - 3 : PANEL DISCUSSION : ETSI Security Conference 2024 Reflection

Chaired by Alex Leadbeater with the Programme Committee members

The Programme Committee Members will meet and discuss the following subjects :

• Key points from the diverse topics raised during the event and how these can be reflected into the standardization prioritization,
• How to maintain relevance of ETSI ICT and mobile eco system cybersecurity standards in an increasingly agile technology landscape