Registration – Cyber threats over the energy transition

Wednesday, 6th November 2024 – 18:00 -20:00

Cyber threats over the energy transition. What are the risks and the best mitigation practices?

As the energy systems shift towards increasingly complex electrification and digitalization, the risk of cyberattacks is becoming more pronounced. Cyberrisk has come to the forefront of discussions among decision-makers in both energy companies and governments. However, due to its sensitive nature and novelty, this crucial topic is often overlooked. Join us for this insightful debate, where we will explore innovative approaches to understanding and managing the risk of cyber threats in the energy sector.

This GEF event is organised in collaboration with the INSEAD Energy Club Switzerland.

Agenda

18:00: doors open
18:20: presentation begins
18:50: debate begins
20:00: event ends

Speakers

Gail Smith

Former NED of RigNett, expert in Cyber Risk Governance; Founder, Cavell Group BV

As a NED of RigNet (ViaSat Energy Services), a provider of high-speed satellite broadband services and secure networking systems to the Energy Industry, Gail oversaw the reshaping of the company’s security strategy. She is the Executive Director and founder of Cavell Group BV, which advises service providers, platform vendors, and investors on cloud networking and cyber security and provides engineering services to help large enterprise successfully migrate to new technologies.

 

Marco Montefiori

President, INSEAD Energy Club Switzerland

 

Marco is a senior executive with over 30 years of experience in energy, global commodities, and finance, as an entrepreneur, board member of several companies and successful tech investor. He is currently Managing Partner of Payflow, a fintech startup. In 2024 he published “Energy Citizenship: the energy-power equation explained”.

 

 

About the GEF

The Geneva Energy Forum (GEF) is an independent non-profit business association. The GEF recognises the fundamental role of energy in global economies and to social wellbeing. It also recognises that fact-based science and economics are essential to provide society with energy that is affordable, reliable, and sustainable.

Attendance if free of charge for GEF Members. As places are limited, we encourage you to register as early as possible to secure your spot. Walk-ins will not be permitted.

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Venue

IG Bank | Rue du Rhone, 42 | 1204 Geneva