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SCENARIO
Global losses from rail cyber security incidents are estimated to cost billions of dollars every year. Increasingly complex software compatibility issues and deficiencies in current digital maintenance practices have led to urgent rail safety alerts being issued in the UK.
More than half of all cybersecurity incidents are caused by internal threats – whether from inadvertent poor practices (such as password sharing and human error) or malicious internal activity by employees.
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Cyber vulnerabilities can be caused by poor password management, lack of network access control and authentication, and poor management of service laptops, which often run out-of-date security software.
Moderator:
Egoitz Lizaso Legardo -
Head of Vehicle Cyber Security
CAF
AGENDA
Keynote - How is the increasing digitisation of trains affecting maintenance practices?
Presenter: Sophie Verbeek, Senior Manager of Operations, Nederlandse Spoorwegen
15.00 - 15.15
What are the challenges in digital maintenance throughout the lifecycle of a train?
Presenter: Bruno Corasolla, Head of Digital Trains, Hitachi
Bruno is the Global Head of Digital Trains, part of the Global Innovation team at Hitachi Rail. He is responsible for fostering the development of digital solutions and technologies that will be in Hitachi’s future train generations.
15.15 - 15.35
How can we efficiently manage digital maintenance and fleet availability?
Presenter: Janan Shanmugaratnam, Specialist Engineer, South Western Railway
Janan is a Specialist engineer at South Western Railway, currently leading SWR's on-train systems team and the company's approach to cyber-security compliance for on-train systems. Janan brings over 15 years of design, project management, and systems engineering experience, having previously worked in the automotive and aerospace sectors before moving to the railway
15.35 - 16:00
Panel - How could future legislation changes impact the implementation of digital maintenance?
This panel will cover the legislative approach to digital maintenance, including known updates to standards that may impact the way digital maintenance is performed. The second publication of Security of Network & Information Systems Regulations (NIS2), the EU cyber resilience act (CRA), the IEC 63452 railway cybersecurity standard and similar regulations, acts and standards are subjects for debate in this panel, including their practical implementation and what this may mean for those developing and publishing digital maintenance plans.
Panelists:
Serge Benoliel Convenor of IEC 63452
Marta Garcia - UNIFE
Darren Fitzgerald - RSSB
16:05 - 16:25
A look at how we can improve the security and reliability of rail digital maintenance operations
Presenter: Alex Cowan, CEO & Founder, RazorSecure
16.25 - 16:45
Panel Discussion on Future Trends
Panelists:
Janan Shanmugaratnam, Specialist Engineer, South Western Railway
Bruno Corasolla, Head of Digital Trains, Hitachi
Alex Cowan,
CEO & Founder, RazorSecure
16:45 - 17:05
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