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Cyberhagen 2024 Speakers

Keynote Speakers

Brian Blomholt
Partner and CFO, Wilke

Responsible for communication with IT partners, Danish Data Protection Agency, and Board of Directors.
Member of Wilke Cyber Warroom


Hanah Darley
Director of Threat Research, Darktrace

Hanah-Marie Darley is Director of Threat Research at Darktrace, where she uses her background in psychology and international relations to creatively problem solve and mentor teams. With nearly a decade of experience as a threat intelligence specialist and geopolitical analyst, she is well-equipped to combat the demanding reality of global strategic intelligence, and understands the need for creativity in critical problem solving and resource management.


Jan Kaastrup
Chief Innovation Officer, CSIS Security Group

Jan has been an Advisory Board Member of Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) from 2013-2018 and has been an advisor on numerous major international security incidents, such as WannaCry, Petya, etc.
With over 20 years’ experience in IT-security (including network architecture, forensics, incident response, malware research, penetration testing and financial fraud), Jan frequently appears on Danish TV as a cybersecurity subject-matter expert.
Jan regularly presents at regional and international cyber security conferences, in addition to hosting the annual Copenhagen Cybercrime Conference.
He was the keynote speaker at the IBM Nordic security summit and has presented at the Digital Crimes Consortium, Security Analyst Summit, and at Europol.


Jordan Robertson
Reporter, Bloomberg News

Jordan Robertson is a reporter with Bloomberg News. He has covered cybersecurity for nearly two decades, from San Francisco, Washington D.C., and now London.
He has written for Bloomberg News and Bloomberg Businessweek magazine about a Dutch drug gang that hacked the Port of Antwerp in one of Europe’s biggest cocaine smuggling operations, a hacker in Colombia who interfered with elections throughout Latin America for a decade, and a cyber-weapons dealer in India who sold hacking software to the government of Mauritania in West Africa and created a hostage crisis in Italy.
He has reported extensively on China and the tampering of motherboards and computer code in the electronics supply chain, and efforts by China to steal trade secrets from Western corporations. One recent story focused on a Chinese Ministry of State Security intelligence officer who recruited engineers at Western jet engine manufacturers to steal data — and who was lured to Europe and arrested, carrying with him a journal that detailed years of espionage and career disgruntlement. Another recent story exposed an alleged corporate espionage plot involving Huawei and Denmark’s largest telecommunications service provider.

 

Lars Naur
Chief Executive Officer, Jysk Energi

No bio available.


Mette Kaagaard
Chief Executive Officer, Microsoft Denmark & Iceland

As the CEO, Mette Kaagaard holds the chief responsibility for steering Microsoft’s commercial endeavors in Denmark. She also contributes significantly to public discussions, focusing particularly on issues related to digitalization, cyber security, and diversity.
Boasting over two decades of expertise in leadership, digital transformation, business strategy, and technology, Mette Kaagaard has previously served as a partner and the leader of Deloitte’s Risk Advisory department in Denmark. Before that, her career spanned roles involving software, platforms, and IT infrastructure, including positions as the Executive Vice President at KMD, Managing Director at Conscia, and Director of Information Operations at Egmont.
Mette Kaagaard’s educational background includes a degree in mechanical engineering from the Technical University of Denmark, complemented by a Graduate Diploma (HD) in Organization and IT from Copenhagen Business School.


Mikael Tomra Romanius
Application Consultant, IT Contingency Manager, Jysk Energi

No bio available.


Michael Sjøberg
Hostage Survival & Crisis Management Expert, CEO, Delta Crisis Management

Michael Sjøberg leads hostage negotiation and crisis management consultancy Human Advisor Group. Michael has worked professionally with crisis management and negotiations since 2001 – he is an army captain (ret.) and holds a Master’s Degree in International Relations with complex risk management, crisis negotiations and strategic handling of high profile political hostage takings as his specialty. He is a trained hostage negotiator by ways of New Scotland yard. Michael is frequently used in Scandinavian media as subject matter expert on kidnap situations and hostage negotiations and advises a number of clients in the financial and energy sectors.


Morten Schrøder 
Co-founder &Chief Commercial Officer, Wilke

Responsible for communication to clients, authorities, employees and partners
Member of Wilke Cyber Warroom


Speakers

Alexander Peters
SE Manager, Mimecast

Alex Peters is based in Munich, Germany – joined Mimecast in April 2021 as Manager for the Sales Engineering Team covering the DACH-Region with a focus on Enterprise customers and now also heads up the Mimecast BeNeLux and Nordics regions.
Before that he was at Symantec (later Broadcom) leading the German Sales Engineering Team as well as leading the EMEA Endpoint Specialist Team and acting as Representative of the Office of the CTO for the DACH Region. Alex has over 20 years of experience in IT-Security, SecaaS, Managed Security Services, ITGRC, SOC Automation / XDR and Cloud Architectures – focusing on how technology can support people and processes in ensuring Cyber-Security provides positive business outcomes – he is also certified member of ISACA (CISM) & ISC2 (CISSP).

Camilla Louise Treschow Schrøder
Founder & CEO, Treschow&Son

Camilla Treschow Schrøder is a talent broker and builder and founder of the talent supply agency Treschow&Son specialized in cybersecurity. Having more than 20 years of experience with IT and Tech recruitment, the past six years exclusively focused on cybersecurity, Camilla works dedicated to attracting talents to an industry that needs competencies and diversity.

Christel Teglers
Attorney and Partner, Kromann Reumert

Christel Teglers has extensive experience with cybersecurity – both from a senior management and an enterprise risk management perspective and in connection with major security incidents, supply chain risks and cyber security regulations.
Her work includes representations in connection with cyberattacks, including crisis management, handling notifications to authorities and audits, claims handling, liability, sanctions, and insurance as well as legal advice on implementing cyber security laws, including NIS2 and DORA.
Christel is the co-author of the first-of-kind guidelines in the Nordic market adopted as best practices by the Danish Corporate Governance Committee and is part of the working group responsible for maintaining the Danish cyber guidelines for top management.


Ford Merrill
Senior Director of the Cyber Intelligence Business Unit, CSIS Security Group

With a foundational career spanning over a decade as a Senior Architect securing Linux and BSD systems within datacenter and hosting environments, Ford contributed notably to the defense of the American Financial sector during ‘Operation Ababil’ between 2012-2013. His efforts in disseminating live attack data and insights greatly benefited the security community and culminated in a pivotal presentation at ISOI 11 in Burbank.
In 2014, Ford embraced a move from Texas to pursue a dedicated cybersecurity research role at CSIS Security Group in Copenhagen, Denmark, continuing deeper research into DDoS actors, malware, brand infringement, phishing, and conducting incident response activities. Notably, Ford was the principal developer behind the technology stack that powers the CSIS Anti-Phishing service, phishdb. In addition, he has also presented at CCCC on DDoS Botnets such as Mirai.
Now in upper management, Ford oversees Cyber Intelligence Services at CSIS, where he is leading a comprehensive portfolio realignment focused on evolving the group’s offering. He is an experienced public speaker, regularly presenting on areas of expertise to various audience profiles. With a profound understanding of cybercrime’s changing dynamics, Ford stands out as a strategic thought leader, ready to share his unique insights at the conference.

Hanne Hansen
Senior Security Partner, Novo Nordisk

Hanne is employed by Novo Nordisk as Senior Security Partner.
Hanne is former Director, Chief Information Security Officer at Energinet, an independent public enterprise owned by the Danish Ministry of Climate and Energy.
38 years of experience from various positions in Financial Institutes and the Energy Sector has helped her form a holistic perspective and enables her to interpret business needs and articulate end to end solutions in a highly complex heterogeneous environment.
Nordea Bank is where she has spent most of her career gaining an in-depth knowledge of all involved areas, from strategy and tactical to operational experience.
She holds an MBA from Henley London and Ppg.DIP GRC from Oxford.


Henriette Erbs
Department Manager, National Cybercrime Centre (NC3), Special Crime Uni

Henriette is a department manager in NC3 and responsible for NC3’s High Tech Crime unit and teams working with digital forensics and innovation. Henriette has more than 20 years’ of experience within the IT business – as consultant, project and people manager in both the public and private sector.

Karsten Nohl
Founder, SRLabs

Karsten is a cryptographer and security researcher. He likes to test security assumptions in proprietary systems and typically breaks them. Karsten is the Founder of SRLabs and Autobahn Security in Berlin where his professional work includes testing telcos for hacking issues. Karsten was the CISO at Jio in India and at Axiata in Malaysia and currently helps roll out Europe’s most technology-forward telco network.


Mathias Andersen
Cybercrime Investigator, National Cybercrime Centre (NC3), Special Crime Unit

Mathias is a Danish police officer working for the Special Crime Unit as a cybercrime investigator. Mathias investigates reported cybercrime cases and takes part in international investigations within high tech crime. He has an investigative background in major crimes including homicide and arson.


Peter Kruse
CISO, Clever

Peter Kruse is a cyber security expert with more than 25 years of experience within the field of cybersecurity.
Peter co-founded the Danish IT-security companies CSIS (2003) and Heimdal (2008).
He has been working with malware analysis, vulnerability research, threat hunting, forensics and has been a frequent speaker at closed top-vetted security conferences around the world. Today, Peter is by far the most quoted IT-security expert in Denmark and considered among the most recognized in Europe.
He co-founded the non-profit organization and data sharing platform SIE Europe in 2018. It is a sensor network to make the European digital economy safer by offering a platform for the collection, aggregation, and sharing of data without Personal Identifiable Information that is relevant and actionable in the fight against cybercrime.
Peter is a member of CARO (Computer Antivirus Research Organization) and co-founder of the Copenhagen Cybercrime Conference that has been running for 10 years in a row. He has been a member of the Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) it-security panel for more than 10 years.
Peter sold his shares of Heimdal in 2019 and CSIS Group in October 2022.
Peter is now working as an independent IT security expert at Kruse Industries and as CISO at Clever.
 

Pierre-Marc Bureau 
Threat Analysis Group, Google

Pierre-Marc Bureau works for Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG). He leads the mission which focuses on financially motivated threat actors. Pierre-Marc has 20 years of experience in cyber security, with a focus on reverse engineering and malware analysis. Before joining Google, he has worked at Dell SecureWorks and ESET; he has presented at multiple international events including Recon, BlackHat, and Virus Bulletin.

Sami Mäkelä
CTO, ID North

During IT-stone age I started as a system developer and was by chance pulled into the information security space in late nineties. Throughout the years I have worked both practically and strategically as a consultant, and I have co-founded companies where I’ve held managing positions. The Identity Security space have in particular caught my interest as it embrace both IT, business, and security. I have practical experience from many Identity Security areas, such as PKI, access management, identity management, governance, risk, and compliance.

Stephen Cobb
Independent Researcher and Public-Interest Technologist

An independent researcher and public-interest technologist, Stephen Cobb has spent over four decades on the frontlines of digital technology misuse and abuse. The author of multiple publications on cybersecurity and data privacy, he became a CISSP in 1996 and has an MSc in security and risk management from the School of Criminology at the University of Leicester, UK. The co-founder of two successful cybersecurity companies, Stephen was the 2019 recipient of the CompTIA Tech Champion Award. He now lives in Coventry, the English city in which he was born, together with partner Chey, the author of Network Security for Dummies.

Søren Stryger 
CBO Cyber Insurance EMEA, AON

As the Chief Broking Officer for Cyber insurance in EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) my responsibilities entail providing the highest level of broking oversight and accountability of Aon’s EMEA’s relationship and partnerships with cyber insurers guaranteeing that we deliver in accordance with the agreed broking strategy locally, as wells as internationally in an aligned manner with the Global Broking Center in London.
I joined Aon in 2017 from the underwriting side, where I as the continental leader of cyber insurance in Europe for an international insurance company developed and implemented the cyber insurance product solution. Since 2017 I have in Aon managed teams and led the growth and broking strategy for cyber insurance in the Nordics and since 2022 in EMEA.


Moderator

Daniel Shepherd
CEO, CSIS

Daniel joined CSIS in order to drive the creation of two spin-off companies: one focused on Incident Response and Threat Hunting, the other focused on eCommerce Fraud.
Daniel has been working in the cybersecurity industry for over 5 years now. He initially started with S21sec, the leading security service provider in Spain and Portugal. Based in Mexico City, he led the company’s LATAM operations. Then, having moved back to be based in London, he was appointed Chief Marketing Officer and Vice President of International Business.
Before S21sec, Daniel worked for over 12 years for various US and European management consultancy firms, advising companies across various industries and globally on strategy, growth and operational improvement.

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