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Discussion Point

  • • Will the industry be ready for DORA in one year?
  • • Will the supervisors be ready to effectively enforce and oversee DORA compliance?
  • • How can technological neutrality be ensured in the regulatory technical standards (RTS) under DORA?
  • • What strategies can be employed to ensure efficient yet not overburdening reporting requirements?
  • • What key measures should be implemented for effective ICT risk management in light of DORA?
  • • How can third-party risk management be optimally addressed under DORA?
  • • What approaches are most effective for classifying and reporting ICT incidents?
  • • How can we implement an effective and proportionate digital operational resilience testing?
  • • How can enhanced information sharing between financial firms be achieved in the context of DORA?

Speakers

Moderator:
Fabio Colombo 

Global Cybersecurity Leader for Financial Services, Accenture

Fabio leads Accenture’s Security practice for FS industry in Europe and ICEG. ​ He has more than 20 years’ experience in technology and cybersecurity, working mainly for financial institutions and telcos, with a career trajectory started in strategic consulting boutiques, moving to Big4, and finally landing in Accenture. This has contributed to shape a “lateral” way of thinking with the ability to understand different point of views and to manage complex challenges with a broader set of skills and capabilities.​ He has in his working experience twice supported a security market leading start-up with sustainable multi years two digits growth in terms of revenues and team size.​ He likes complexity, moreover the one hidden in human interactions of large organizations and is energized by people coaching and growth aimed in letting people’s talents flourish in a natural way as an outcome of an inclusive way of being and living.​ Fabio has earned a master’s degrees in Telecommunication Engineering from Politecnico di Milano (University of Milan) and a master in Cybersecurity from Cefriel (Milan). He likes swimming and is passionate about baking and white art.​ ​

Peter Kerstens

Technological Innovation & Cyber Security Advisor, European Commission

Peter advises on Technological Innovation, Digital Transformation and Cybersecurity at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union. He has led work on the European Commission’s Fintech Action Plan and Co-chairs the European Commission’s Fintech Taskforce. He has extensive experience and expertise in EU policy and regulation covering financial services, digitalisation, security and consumer protection. Earlier in his career, Peter was Finance Counsellor at the EU Embassy in Washington DC. He has also been a member of the private offices of the commissioner for the internal market and services and the commissioner for health and consumer protection. Before joining the European Commission, Peter advised major financial services companies on EU regulatory affairs. He is a Dutch national and holds master degrees in European affairs and political science from the College of Europe in Bruges and the University of Leuven, Belgium.

Barbara Daskala

Senior Officer, Data Intelligence and Technology Department, ESMA

Barbara is a Senior Officer in the Data Intelligence and Technology Department of ESMA, and is currently leading on the policy development of some DORA RTSs from ESMA side, and coordinating on the different information security policy, supervisory convergence and supervision support aspects. She has over 20 years of experience in the areas of information security and IT risk management, IT assurance, audit and supervision, including in ESMA direct supervision of CRAs, TRs and DRSPs, in ENISA as an information security and risk management expert, in European Commission as an information society scientific officer and in Ernst & Young as an IT internal auditor and information security advisor. She holds an MSc in Information Systems from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), with a specialisation in information security and privacy, and is also a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), and a Certified Information Privacy Professional / EU (CIPP/E).

Déborah Haddad

Cyber Risk Specialist, ACPR, Banque de France

Déborah is a cyber-risk specialist within the international affairs department of ACPR, which is the French banking and insurance supervisor. After a past experience as a banking supervisor and lead of a JST’s operational risk team, she came back to ACPR around two years ago during the European Union French Presidency, under which the political agreement on DORA’s level 1 text has been reached. She is currently involved in the drafting of some DORA standards. In parallel, at the French level, she has recently participated to the national implementation of ECB’s voluntary TLPT framework, TIBER-EU. As a former cyber-threat intelligence (CTI) analyst for the French cybersecurity agency, she also brings to ACPR her knowledge in the fields of cyber threats and cyber incidents.

Rigo Van den Broeck

Executive Vice President, Cybersecurity Product Innovation, Cyber and Intelligence Solutions, Mastercard

Rigo Van den Broeck leads Cyber Security Product Innovation as part of Mastercard’s Cyber & Intelligence organization. He is responsible for managing the cyber products globally, including oversight over RiskRecon, a Mastercard company, and Safety Net. He leads the development of new solutions and programs that provide our stakeholders with insights to mitigate cyber-attacks. Rigo has an extensive background in fraud and security, specifically in Europe, where he was previously responsible for Mastercard’s safety and security product strategy, developing go-to-market approaches and spearheading product initiatives in areas such as fraud decisioning, complaint management and authentication (i.e. PSD2 compliance & EMV 3DS). He is also instrumental in key acquisitions and joint ventures. Prior to Mastercard, Rigo held positions at KBC Bank with responsibilities across Europe. Rigo holds a Masters in Applied Economics, with a major in marketing, as well as degrees in Psychology and Education from Catholic University of Leuven.

Tulsi Narayan

Senior Vice President C&I Europe, Mastercard

Tulsi joined Mastercard in 2018, to lead the European Commercial Payments and New Payment Platforms business for Europe, and the subsequently moved to managing the Cyber & Intelligence business line for Europe. Prior to joining Mastercard, Tulsi spent 10 years in strategy consulting firms – Bain and AT Kearney and 6 years in Corporate Banking at Lloyds Bank in UK, prior to joining Mastercard.

Sabrina Feng

Group Head of Technology, Cyber & Resilience Risk, LSEG

Sabrina joined LSEG in January 2019 prior to joining Sabrina was Group CISO for four years, at Equiniti, where she set up and matured its Group Security function and delivered a transformation programme. Prior to that she held senior roles at AXA Group and VISA EMEA managing Security and Risk. She actively participates in ISO standard drafting activities, currently serving as Vice Chair of IST33/1, the UK Mirror Committee of ISO/IEC SC27/WG1, and the Editor for the revision of ISO/IEC 27002:2013. She is a guest lecturer for the MSC in Information Security at Royal Holloway, University of London. Sabrina has an MSc. Information Security from Royal Holloway, University of London.

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