The day has finally arrived and we’re looking forward to welcoming everyone from 13:00 today.
The final agenda has been announced and our full speaker list is as follows:
Andrew Bud, CEO, iProov
Andrew Bud is founder and CEO of iProov, the world’s leading provider of online face verification. Previously, he was the founder, CEO and then Executive Chairman of mBlox Inc., which grew to become the world’s largest provider of enterprise-to-consumer SMS services and payments, processing six billion transactions a year when it was sold for $117m in 2016. His earlier experience includes the role of Marketing Director of Azlan, Europe’s largest distributor of Cisco, and the founding CTO of Omnitel Pronto Italia (now Vodafone Italia), and the founder of Europe’s first wireless LAN business. He has a degree in Engineering from the University of Cambridge.
Emma Butler, Data Protection Officer, Yoti
Emma Butler is the DPO for Yoti, a digital biometric identity platform. Before joining Yoti in 2016 she spent four years in the Privacy team at RELX Group, also acting as the UK DPO for the LexisNexis Legal and LexisNexis Risk businesses.
Before joining the private sector, Emma spent seven years leading the international policy team at the ICO where her role included working with other regulators and the Article 29 Working Party.
She has a degree in French, Italian and linguistics, an LLM in Information Rights Law and Practice, an ISEB data protection certificate, CIPP/E and CIPP/M and is also an IAPP Fellow in Information Privacy.
Ben Carter, Commercial Director, B-Secur
Ben Carter is the Chief Commercial Officer at B-Secur. Ben’s experience spans a number of local and global leadership roles in major technology players including Microsoft, Nokia, Pace and Sony. Specialising in the mobile industry, with experience across global and European operator, retail and distribution channels, Ben manages commercial strategy and GTM, building strong customer relationships.
David Cook, Solicitor Advocate, Eversheds Sutherland
David is a solicitor at Eversheds Sutherland in Manchester specialising in privacy and cyber security compliance and litigation. He advises on a range of cyber security and data protection related legal issues, including the following:
- General Data Protection Regulation: advising clients on how to approach their compliance journey for this new law and its various and onerous obligations.
- Pre-incident readiness: assisting clients in assessing their current ability to respond to cyber incidents or data loss in a compliant manner, providing workshops and advising C-suite stakeholders on their legal responsibilities and liabilities, and then supporting organisations with respect to maintaining an incident response process that will withstand regulatory consideration or customer scrutiny.
- Incident response: advising clients on their legal response to a cyber incident or data loss and translating the technical forensic outcomes to boardroom approach to regulatory engagement, customer notification and/or seeking law enforcement assistance.
- Cyber security compliance: advising and assisting clients on the numerous (and often competing) cyber security laws and regulations that businesses operate within, such as the GDPR, the Computer Misuse Act 1990, the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2002 and the Communications Act 2003.
David also advises on the cyber security impact of the various new laws being introduced across Europe, such as the General Data Protection Regulation and the Network and Information Security Regulations 2018. He regularly provides seminars to academia, law enforcement, lawyers and those in the information security industry.
Steve Cook, expert biometrics and fintech consultant
Steve Cook has previously worked with organisations such as Daon and Facebanx as a sales consultant. He now advises banks, fintech start-ups and investor groups in the area of biometrics. Steve has a strong background in providing guidance in financial services and a good understanding of the latest market trends in the biometrics industry. He also has a wealth of knowledge in the areas of regulations such as PSD2 and Strong Customer Authentication.
Steve is a regular speaker at conferences and the owner of “Biometrics for eCommerce”, a LinkedIn business community group with more than 23,000 members. Read more about Steve at https://www.bioecom.com/
Grant Crow, CEO, SmilePass
Grant is a very experienced, entrepreneurial software (SaaS) CEO with international experience and a track record of leading rapid sales growth in UK based Enterprise SaaS businesses ranging in size from start up to $40m ARR. Grant has led SaaS businesses in Talent Management and Strategy Execution and has three successful exits including an IPO behind him. His passion is building great teams who achieve outstanding results.
Khalil Dimachkie, CTO, SmilePass
Khalil is a CTO with a difference. In addition to possessing the expected technical qualities and experience in mobile, agile and emerging technologies, he is a commercial entrepreneur. He also writes and blogs regularly and is a highly regarded speaker at events on emerging technologies and their practical applications.
Mark Gent, Director Worldwide Sales Engineering, BehavioSec
Mark Gent is the Director of Worldwide Sales Engineering at BehavioSec AB, a leading provider of AI driven Behavioral Biometric solutions.
He has 30 years’ experience in the IT industry, in both technical and managerial roles, and draws on this to deliver insights into the role of technology in delivering benefits to both business and the public.
Alan Goode, CEO and Chief Analyst, Goode Intelligence
Alan Goode is the CEO, Chief Analyst and Founder of Goode Intelligence – the UK’s leading cybersecurity research and consulting company.
With 13 years of research and analysis experience and prior to that, 17 years of senior management and technology consultancy including strategy and deployment, Alan is an expert in biometrics, authentication/identity, fraud management and cyber security. His previous roles include Head of Information Security at T-Mobile UK,
Security Practice Manager at Atos Origin, Head of Digital Security at De La Rue Identity Systems (including biometric passports) and Security analyst for Citibank (Payments). Alan is a frequent speaker and industry awards judge including GSMA Global Mobile Awards for the past seven consecutive years, speaker on biometrics at Connect ID, Biometrics & Identity Conference 2015 , MoneyConf 2016 and Lendit Europe 2017.
Torgny Hellström, Chairman, Precise Biometrics
Having spent more than 30 years in the global tech industry, Torgny Hellström today is a management consultant and non-executive board member for several companies. He is the chairman of Precise Biometrics and currently Executive Chairman awaiting the newly recruited CEO`s arrival in August.
Michelle Salway, Senior Director of Sales EMEA, Nok Nok Labs
Michelle has over 30 years experience in the IT industry with the last 16 years focused on Information Security in high tech sales and products. Before joining Nok Nok Labs, Michelle spent the previous five years as sales and product specialist in Identity and Authentication services for Symantec, and has managed sales organisations in EMEA for PGP TrustCenter and Betrusted. Before moving to the UK, Michelle was GM of Sales and Consultancy at 90East, a Managed Security Services company in Australia that was acquired by Betrusted. She left her native New Zealand in 2000 after working in senior management roles with both Systems Integrators and Network Services Providers there. She has extensive experience working with Business, Industry and Government implementing strong secure solutions which enhance client experience and deliver value.
Jeremy White, Executive Editor, WIRED UK
Jeremy White is Executive Editor of WIRED UK, a monthly magazine that focuses on how emerging technologies affect culture, the economy, and politics. Prior to this role, he was WIRED’s Product Editor in charge of all product coverage for WIRED UK, both print and digital – finding the best-looking and top-performing products that are truly WIRED and at the very cutting edge of innovation and design, covering automotive, interior design, technology, sound & vision and watches – plus much more. He also edited WIRED’s GEAR section, which highlights and tests the very best in “WIRED” products from smartphones to wearables, nano drones to supercars, interiors to architecture.
His expansive knowledge of the product world and forecasting design and tech trends has seen him be commissioned for consultancy services to some of the world’s largest consumer brands on industrial design and user experience.
Jeremy appears regularly on the BBC and Sky News representing the magazine. He has been writing about technology and design for more than 10 years and is also currently the technology expert for Telegraph Luxury and Harrods.
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