Networking meeting Cybersecurity in the renewable energy sector

In the energy transition, there are more and more devices and systems that are connected to the Internet, can communicate with each other and can be controlled remotely. Cybersecurity is increasingly critical. Both Europe and the Netherlands have cybersecurity legislation that provides a framework for business and agencies. But what exactly is the risk and where do we stand? Specifically, what can I do to be better prepared for a hack attack and increase my digital resilience? It's not whether a cyber incident happens, but when.

Are you a member of the organizing industries and interested? Sign up for the network meeting cyber security for the sustainable energy system of the future!

The network Cybersecurity event targets professionals and organizations in renewable energy solutions (storage, wind, solar, electric transport) and system integration. The target audience includes suppliers, project developers, EPC parties, O&M companies, installers, energy and software vendors and cyber security consultants.

The event is designed for managers, CEOs and cyber executives with a beginning and basic understanding of cybersecurity who are eager to make strides in cybersecurity. The focus is on networking and knowledge sharing, not in-depth technical training.

Program

• 9.30-10.00h Walk-in
  • Opening (15 min): By organizing industries and Location explanation by DENS
  • Sector/urgent status (45min): DIVD (hacking and overview of sector)
  • Broad policy (30 min): RDI (Role implementation, awareness enforcement).
• 11.30-11.45 Break (15 min) - Coffee/tea
  • Practice (30min): Practice case where things went wrong.
  • Practice (30 min): Practical handles to get started with cybersecurity
• 12.45-13.30 Lunch (45 min) - Networking + Expert tables
  • Start tour of DENS (for those who want it)

 
Costs: Open only to industry members and invited guests. Free admission.
No-show fee: There will be a 75 euro charge for failure to cancel in time. Please 3 business days sign out in advance so catering and queuing can be taken into account.