SECURING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

SECURING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

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Adam Metcalfe

Senior Engineer, Roke
Emeric Miszti

CISO, Motor Insurers Bureau
Jake Moore

Security Specialist, ESET
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Mike Newman

My1login
Stephen Owen

Data Protection Officer, National Lottery
Dave Palmer

Director of Technolgy, Darktrace
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Johan Pieterse

CSO (Chief Security Officer), Racing Post
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Dan Pitman

Principal Security Architect, Alert Logic
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Geoff Pryor-White

CEO, Tarian Underwriting Limited
Salwa Rafee

Security Industry Leader, IBM
Frank Satterwhite

1600 Cyber Specialist, Service Delivery Manager, NATO E-PKI
Sebastian Schulz

Sales Engineer, GMO GlobalSign Ltd
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Rosalind Smith

Senior Product Manager - identity & Access Management, BBC
Ian Thornton-Trump

Head of Cyber Security, AmTrust International
Jon Townsend

CIO, National Trust
Andrew Tsonchev

Director of Technology, Darktrace Industrial
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- facebook
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Razvan Tudor

Chapter Lead, ING Tech
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Raj Tumber

Cyber Security Specialist
Max Vetter

Chief Cyber Officer, Immersive Labs
Frédéric Virmont

Cyber Security Expert, Merck KGaA
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EE increases 5G network to reach 14 new cities

19-Nov-2019
17:13

EE has announced the expansion of its 5G network to 14 new towns and cities, including Liverpool, Glasgow and Huddersfield for the first time. The mobile operator said independent tests by network performance firm RootMetrics had also found its network now covered 60% of London. As part of the new expansion, EE said it had introduced 5G in Castlereagh, Guildford, Hamilton, Harlow, Hoddesdon, Kimberley, Lisburn, Maidstone, Sydenham, Watford and Wolverhampton.

The post EE increases 5G network to reach 14 new cities appeared first on Techerati.
Report slams TSB and parent company Sabadell over 2018 IT disaster

19-Nov-2019
15:39

Law firm Slaughter and May have lambasted executives from TSB and parent company Sabadell over the catastrophic core banking migration that locked two million customers out of their accounts in April 2018.

The migration from Lloyds Bank systems to TSB's new in-house core banking platform Proteo4UK led to money disappearing from customer accounts, halved Sabadell's 2018 profits, and eventually forced out TSB CEO Paul Pester.

Slaughter and May's 262-page report, said to have cost £25 million to produce, criticised the TSB board for failing to "fully understand the scope and complexity" of the new IT system and found Sabadell's IT arm Sabis guilty of failing to test the system on one of the two data centres it relied on.

The post Report slams TSB and parent company Sabadell over 2018 IT disaster appeared first on Techerati.
Google snaps up VMware hybrid cloud specialist CloudSimple

19-Nov-2019
14:14

Google has announced plans to acquire Californian-based software firm CloudSimple for an undisclosed fee, as it steps up efforts to win the business of hybrid-cloud hungry enterprises.

CloudSimple's solutions help companies with cloud migration, disaster recovery and virtual desktop services. The purchase will help Google as it seeks to make ground on cloud rivals, Microsoft Azure and AWS, by simplifying migration to Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

The post Google snaps up VMware hybrid cloud specialist CloudSimple appeared first on Techerati.