First Bilbao I Industrial Cybersecurity I Technology classrooms I Visual intelligence workshops
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Workshop 1 I Location: Room-4 I Language: English
10 talks offered by experts
The format chosen by the Basque Cybersecurity Center for this Technical Colloquia is 10 open sessions led by security experts that will work through technical subjects in highly interactive small groups of participants. Participation in these workshops, directed by members of FIRST and people with a technical background, is limited to 100 participants.
Coming soon: the FIRST BILBAO program!
Space is limited
Workshop 2 I Location: Room-5 I Language: Spanish
The workshop is based on a case study in order to acquire detailed knowledge on the state of cybersecurity in an industrial facility by identifying weak points and understanding the cyber risks that the facility is facing; and a proposal of actions to improve cybersecurity. The workshop is structured to apply a cybersecurity diagnosis to an industrial environment.
Industrial automation technologies and risk scenarios.
Industrial use cases.
Characteristics of the diagnosis.
Methodology and interviews.
Systems diagnosis.
Physical security diagnosis.
Third-party diagnosis.
Diagnosis report and presentation.
José Valiente, General Manager and Manager of Coordination and Communication at the Industrial Cybersecurity Center.
With more than 20 years of experience working in consulting firms, such as Davinci Consulting and Tecnocom, involved in Security and IT projects. José is an expert in project management for large companies and public administrations. He has lead ISMS implementation projects for IBEX 35 companies and public administrations, working with top-level security teams. He has extensive knowledge of ITIL and PMI and experience in providing training to companies in the industrial sector and public administrations.
Javier Zubieta, business development Manager of Cybersecurity at GMV and professor in the Cybersecurity and Privacy Master’s program at the Rey Juan Carlos University. /strong>
With more than 20 years of experience in Cybersecruity, Javier currently directs GMV’s positioning around Protection of Critical Infrastructures and Cybersecurity in Industrial Environments. He has previously been Director of Business Development of Security and Optimisation, CISO at Unitronics, also developing part of his professional career at SIA and CERN.
Space is limited. Language: Spanish
Classroom 1 I location: Room-4
IoT concepts, such as the edge/fog computing paradigm for the collection, analysis and management of real-time data, as well as the main keys for the design and use of Big Data architecture and other technological foundations that help its implementation, such as DevOps and Cloud. These technologies will be presented in the context of different industrial applications (production, tracking, predictive maintenance, energy management…).
Classroom 2 I Location: Room-5
How a digital replica of physical assets allows the use of information on how devices function in different scenarios throughout their life cycles, for the development, improvement and optimisation of products and processes, operation as well as maintenance of these assets. Applications of this concept will be shown in different sectors and industrial fields.
Classroom 1 I Location: Room-4
The unique characteristics of 5G technologies will be presented to other generations, describing and exploring different industrial use cases that take advantage of these specific characteristics.
Classroom 2 I Location: Room-5
Additive manufacturing includes multiple work-oriented technologies with different types of materials for various use cases. Experts in these different technologies will present the latest developments and provide examples of projects applied to different industrial sectors.
In conjunction with the GAIA Association and alongside the plenary sessions, practical workshops will be held that show the capabilities of gamification technologies in different phases of an industry:
Virtual Reality,
Augmented Reality,
Simulation,...
Workshop participants (space is limited) can experiment with apps that are already operational in companies and analyse the use of gamification technologies for their organisation.
