Amael PARREAUX-EY

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Chief Executive Officer

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Resilio

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I would focus on the points that I feel are essential to combine cybersecurity and green IT issue, mostly around BYOD & COPE, and back them up with appropriate feedback.  

I would source this feedback from the many (+150) studies carried out with Resilio. Although the subject can quickly turn into an expert debate, I would use my experience as a speaker to adapt to the audience and its expectations.  I will be able to benefit from the internal research we have at Resilio, where a cybersecurity expert from EU pentest-team just join our team, working specifically on cybersec/GreenIT combined approach, and the particular mutualisation vs separation problem.    

I will put a specific effort into providing field feedback, from companies I work with in engineering, luxury, or security, which has very strong cybersecurity requirements, and yet tried or will try the BYOD or COPE experience. I will also take feedback from the experience we got supporting consultancies in their Green IT journey.    

I would work around the questions:  

- BYOD is impossibl, we need homogeneous assets: the solutions that COPE offers?  

- Why are COPE/BYOD so important?  

- What are the technical solutions to enable BYOD or COPE, and what are their differences?  

- Are there alternatives, such as giving the devices to the employees when they are renewed witin the company?  

- What are the experiences, on the field, to avoid the double-laptop problem? Who is it to solve it?  

- Should we change the process, or should we change the culture?  

- Beyond technical consideration, what are the cultural levers to make mutualisation a success?      

I'll make sure that I provide the audience with concrete examples so that participants come away with a clear idea of how they can embrace the subject by themself, and how to approach cybersecurity team and processes that goes against GreenIT interests. The examples I cite will be very concrete and will ensure the success of my presentation.      

Finally, I will take the necessary care to ensure that the round table really is a relevant one, by exchanging ideas and adapting to my co-speakers and the flow of the discussion... As I always do in the many roundtable I did so far (incl. GTF Paris 2022).

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Sara SPINELLI

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Information Security Coordination Specialist

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Infrabel

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Sara Spinelli is Information Security CoordinationSpecialist and a member of Infrabel Corporate Information Security Office(I-CISO) team, where she contributes to the implementation of the Company'scybersecurity strategy. Previously, she worked as data analyst at Infrabel andat the European Commission in the field of cybersecurity operations, foreignpolicy, and decision-making.
Passionate about understanding how technology is reshaping our mindset and culture, she holds certifications in cybersecurity, data analytics, machine learning, open source intelligence. She participated in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Project on the Pro Standard Model Processfor Addressing Ethical Concerns during System Design, currently in use. She provides trainings on the impact of digitalisation on our societies, focusing on cybersecurity, big data, and disinformation.

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Rayna STAMBOLIYSKA

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RS Strategy

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Rayna Stamboliyska is a strategy and foresight practitioner who focuses on EU cyber diplomacy and resilience, which includes issues related to cybersecurity, strategic autonomy, and data protection. A skilled researcher and communicator, Rayna has built a robust network of partners and experts that enables RS Strategy to provide sound advice when anticipating what tomorrow may look like.    

An award-winning author for her most recent book "La face cachée d'Internet" (Larousse 2017), Rayna is an IoT hacker and a staunch proponent of open source, data and science. Rayna has extensively explored the impact of data and technology in conflict and post-conflict zones in the MENA region and Eastern Europe. She has experience in advocacy and community building. She has served in various executive positions and has consulted for international organisations, private companies, governments and non-profits, interfacing with public sector actors and guiding them through innovative policy-making processes.    

Energetic and passionate, Rayna has grown to become a recognised information security speaker committed to educating those outside of the industry on security threats and best practices.    

Rayna is an Independent Expert and Rapporteur to ENISA's Ad Hoc WG on Emerging and Future Challenges. She is an associate professor at Sciences Po Paris.

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