Hear from Saudi Aramco, Shell, GDF Suez at SMi's Oil and Gas Cyber Security Conference

PRLog (Press Release) - Oct. 1, 2012 - The government is issuing advice to business leaders on how to protect themselves from cyber threats. Foreign Office ministers and officials from the communications intelligence agency, GCHQ, have told companies to create a more security-conscious culture. Businesses across different sectors have been under attack.

Additionally, it has been suggested that hackers may already be secretly running company computer systems because firms are too complacent and falsely believe they are protected, Iain Lobban, the head of GCHQ warned yesterday. Mr Lobban has also told business leaders that the size and pace of cyber attacks was now at an unprecedented level and threatened the UK’s economic security.

-Source: BBC.co.uk and Telegraph.co.uk


SMi's Oil and Gas Cyber Security conference will address the latest developments in information protection, threat mitigation, behavioural and intrusion detection, situational awareness and defending against advanced persistent threats.

Hear unique presentations and recent case studies on the challenges of security architecture, securing end point devices and authenticating applications, and network with some of the industry’s most authoritative Oil and Gas professionals including Saudi Aramco, Shell, GDF Suez plus many more.

For more information, visit http://www.smi-online.co.uk/2012cyber-security47.asp

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