Since 2020, Carrousel Digital has been committed to digital security by providing solutions to security flaws that are still overlooked. Carrousel Digital has therefore developed various processes to improve cybersecurity. These processes have been patented, each using specific technologies to address different problems.
Cyber Security for the Public Sector II
In January this year, the UK Government announced that £210m is being made available for a new Cyber Action Plan, with the aim of improving minimum cybersecurity standards and providing what’s described as “more hands-on support” to minimize the impact of cyber incidents when they do happen.
Central to this is the newly announced Government Cyber Unit – part of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology and led by the Government Chief Information Security Officer - to coordinate risk management and incident response across departments.
Carefully designed for local authorities, this session provides support and resources to help local government organisations improve their cyber defenses and response strategies as well as offering a glimpse into the latest trends and their implications, revealing how organisations can prepare for emerging threats and ensure resilience against an increasingly sophisticated cybercrime ecosystem.
| 10.30 | Welcome & Event Overview Joe Checketts, Cyber Essentials Analyst, IASME Consortium |
| 10.35 | Cyber legislation and staying compliant Heather Toomey, Principal Cyber Security Specialist, Information Commissioner's Office |
| 10.45 | Innovations in Cyber Security Bruno Sanglé-Ferrière, Director, Carrousel Digital |
11.00 | Interactive Poll Multiple choice question presented to the audience |
| 11.05 | Why cyber continuity is vital to your cybersecurity future Charles Weir, Senior Lecturer, Secure Software Development, Lancaster University |
| 11.25 | Q&A session featuring today’s speakers plus interactive poll results |
| 12.00 | Event close |
Joe Checketts
Cyber Essentials Analyst
IASME
Joe spent 10 years coordinating a government green power scheme at one of the big utility companies, and then found his way to cyber security via the UKCSF’s cyber security training scheme in 2022.
Off the back of that scheme, CEO Emma Philpott invited him to come and work for IASME. He initially joined the Certification Technical Team and after six months began working with Head of Cyber Essentials, Neil Furminger.
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Heather Toomey
Principal Cyber Specialist
Information Commissioner's Office
Heather is a Chartered Engineer, Chartered Cyber Professional and Fellow of the BCS.She is passionate about highlighting the importance of cyber security and believes security should be user focussed, incorporated by design, and accessible to stakeholders at every level.
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Charles Weir
Senior Lecturer
Lancaster University
Charles Weir has over 30 years’ experience in cutting edge software. As a Senior Lecturer at Security Lancaster, he leads research to help enhance software security in development teams, focusing in particular on future changes and problems.
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Bruno Sanglé-Ferrière
Director
Carrousel Digital / Marbeuf Conseil
Director of Carrousel Digital and Marbeuf Conseil, Bruno Sanglé-Ferrière is a graduate of the Ecole Centrale-Supelec (1990), and worked in the finance industry in Japan, Spain and the United Kingdom until 2018 when he started to focus on technology under the name Carrousel Digital.
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