Themabijeenkomst Innovatie in security

Programma

Sprekers

Reinder Wolthuis

Reinder is a senior cyber security project manager and consultant cyber security who previously worked for KPN and Atos Origin and has joined TNO in 2006. Reinder was coordinator of two large EU funded cyber security projects (www.segrid.eu and www.soccrates.eu) and was a member of the Enisa (European Union Agency for Cyber security) ad-hoc working group on SOC/CSIRT in which he led the Taskforce on CTI taxonomy (2022-2024). Reinder also led a project (sponsored by the Dutch NCSC) on defining a vision of the Security Operations Center (SOC) in 2030 (2023-2024) and conducts an annual security benchmark in the European Telecom Industry. His interests include security automation, SOC, devsecops, Risk management and tech transfer of security innovations. Currently he is partner lead in the EU project eFORT (https://efort-project.eu/).

Reinder also is initiator and program manager of the Partnership for Cyber Security Innovation (www.pcsi.nl), in which TNO collaborates on cyber security innovation with ABN AMRO, ING, Achmea, Belastingdienst and ASML. Reinder publishes frequently on the results of his work and has published several articles in the PvIB magazine (he has won article of the year award of the PvIB magazine in 2021). Reinder will give us an overview of the PCSI program in general and will present the blueprint of the “SOC of the future”, what will a SOC look like in 2030.

Leonardo Morelli

Leonardo is a scientist in the Cyber Security Technologies department TNO. He joined TNO one year and half ago, with a background in mathematics and software development, and most of his projects focus on LLMS or AI in general.

He will present results of the Generative AI project within PCSI Abstract: Deepfake audio is getting more realistic every day. Automation allows for a higher volume of frauds and misinformation attempts. Organizations should monitor this trend and become resilient against this upcoming threat. Within the PCSI project “Generative AI”, we investigated detection of artificial voice and developed the Articifial Voice Detector (AVoiD) tool.

Bert Willemsen

Bert is the Chief Executive Officer of aXite Security Tools, a Dutch company specializing in data and cybersecurity for Operational Technology (OT) with a strong focus on data integrity. Under his leadership, aXite Security Tools develops solutions that protect technical installations from cyber threats and ensure the accuracy and reliability of industrial data. The company addresses critical needs in asset protection, data analytics, and availability prediction, helping clients to improve their processes and maintain secure operations. Bert brings extensive experience in cybersecurity strategy and risk management, and he is consulting airports and critical infrastructure on security challenges in the field of physical- and cybersecurity. He is member of the ACI Europe Aviation Cybersecurity Committee. During his career, he has dealt with in-depth risk analysis of internal and external processes within Airports, Oil & Gas and Food & Beverage companies. His career is distinguished by his ability to integrate risk control with operational improvements, enhancing cost efficiency and value management. Bert holds a Technical MBA and have published several articles on Fusion Strategy for OT and Location Based Security for operational environments. In his presentation Bert will present challenges and innovations in securing Operational technology systems with a special attention for an innovation that Axite has achieved together with Schiphol in their luggage handling system.

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