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Follow on Google News | Conclusions from Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience, Europe 2017Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience, Europe (CIPRE) organised by Torch Marketing and KNM Media, took place in The Hague, Netherlands on 9th-11th May 2017.
By: Torch Marketing Once again speaker after speaker emphasised the need for greater co-operation, dialogue and sharing between all stakeholders, across sectors and across borders, if we are to successfully ensure security and resilience. Conference Chairman and Chairman of the International Association of Critical Infrastructure Protection Professionals (IACIPP) John Donlon QPM said "CIPRE 2017 was a significant event where like-minded people had the opportunity to discuss areas of concern and to take away new ideas and initiatives. I was truly impressed by the quality of presenters, the broad range of topics addressed and the detailed discussions that took place. During CIPRE 2017 we had some excellent presentations by some distinguished and experienced people across the whole range of Infrastructure and Information issues. We were fortunate to have speakers from Government, Academia and Operators articulating detail on both current and developing areas of activity, not only within Europe but also on a global scale. The EU Commission provided detail on new programmes of activity clearly referencing European concerns around the escalation of Cyber activity and the need to continue to build Public Private Partnerships, and both these areas were significant themes throughout a conference which covered a wide range of topics from-Hybrid Warfare - Prioritisation Modelling - Regulations and Standards and even the impact of Cyber, Social Media and Fake News on elections." The recurring themes throughout the conference included: · The importance of trust and collaboration · Sharing of information and best practise across sectors and borders · PPP's are fundamental to security and resilience · Benefits of successful PPP's · Identification of single points of failure and interdependency · Need to understand the nature of vulnerabilities and to prioritise activity · Speed of change within Cyber activity · Balance across - Prevention - Detection and Reaction · Need to learn from each other · Insider Threat Finally, John Donlon QPM challenged delegates to join the International Association of CIP Professionals and start sharing information via the IACIPP extranet www.iacipp.netand invited them to reconvene again later in the year for Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience, North America (http://ciprna- Tony Kingham Tel: +44(0)208 144 5934 Mobile: +33(0)750 972 250 Email:tony.kingham@ Skype: tkingham End
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