Agenda

10.00 – 10.15 • Opening Remarks • Lamp lighting and Ganesh Vandana • National Anthem • Informa Markets Global and India videos 10.15 – 10.25: Welcome address: Mr. Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director, Informa Markets in India; IFSEC India video 10.25 – 10.30: Keynote address: TBC 10.30 – 10.35: Special address: TBC 10.35 – 10.40: Guest of Honour address: TBC 10.40 – 10.50: Chief Guest address: TBC 10.50 – 11.00: Vote of Thanks: Mr. Pankaj Jain, Sr. Group Director & Digital Head, Informa Markets in India

Discussion points:

• Over the last 30 months, Covid-19 has had an unprecedented impact on health, economy, society, lives and livelihoods while the recovery has been uneven.
• The war in Ukraine has further disrupted supply chains and spend the economy on a downward spiral for most nations.
• Accelerated digital transformation and rapid adoption of technologies; cyber threats proliferated in tandem.
• Globally, geo-political, environmental and technological risks have been intensifying, leading to calls for shorter and resilient supply chains and in/near shoring.
• How has the role of security function evolved through the pandemic and is like to evolve going forward?
• How does your blueprint for emerging risks to Corporate Security look like?
• What skills would be useful to security professionals and leaders in future?

Moderator: S. M. Kumar, MD & Co-Founder, MitKat Advisory

• Sachin Punni, Regional Security Director-APAC, Cardinal Health
• Rupal Sinha, CEO IFMS, Quess Corp
• Avtar Singh, AVP- Admin & External Affairs-Balco and Chief of Security & Intelligence Aluminium Sector, Vedanta Ltd
• Rekha Gairola, Regional Security Advisor-India & South Asia, Boeing
• Prof. Amol Deshmukh, Police and Cyber Advisor, Dept. of Home, Govt. of Maharashtra
• Sameer Saxena, India Real Estate Leader, FM, HSE & Travel Leader, Marsh & McLennan Companies
• Maitreya Buddha Samantaray, Associate Director, Crisis & Resilience, Risk Advisory, Deloitte

Gopal P. Choudhary, Sr VP and Group Chief Security Officer, Hindustan Zinc Limited

Discussion Points:

• Technologies such as AI, IoT, Cloud Computing and Machine Learning are potentially disruptive and game changing. Deep Learning systems and advanced analytics strengthen surveillance and make real time extraction and sharing of actionable intel easy.
• The benefits of Deep Learning for face recognition and image classification makes it extremely valuable in the field of security as it allows easy identification of suspects, vehicle detection, and behaviour analysis.
• The panel will examine the technologies that would redefine surveillance, security (including those of devices, networks and applications), fire, transport and life safety, incident and emergency management landscape. The discussion would include, but not be limited to AI, ML, AA, IoT, Cloud, internet, Social Media, Blockchain etc.
• The need for skilled professionals in surveillance and command centre operations

Moderator: Jaspreet Singh, Partner & Leader, Trust & Transformation, GrantThornton Bharat LLP

• Maj Rohit Sharma, Assistant Vice President – Security & ROW, Sterlite Power Transmission Ltd*
• Lt Col (Retd) Kumar Vikram, India Head Security, Cushman & Wakefield
• Sumeet Sharma, Chief Security Officer India | Group Security, Capgemini India
• Harvindra Singh, CPP, Security Manager – North, Kyndryl Solutions, & Chapter Chair - ASIS Society of Protection Profession Chapter 207(New Delhi)
• Capt Pawan Kalkal, Country Security Manager, Netflix – India*

Col (Dr) Gaurav Singh, Head Technology & Automation - Group Security, Adani Enterprises Ltd

• Jeetendra Kumar Singh, Chief Security Officer, Fortis Healthcare

Discussion Points:

• Digital transformation and tech-enabled disruption are mega-trends of our times. What are the major emerging paradigms and trends in evolving security architecture?
• With the bulk of the world running on mobile devices, and physical perimeters losing relevance in a hybrid work environment, the importance of securing information has never been in greater focus. Organizations need to pay special attention to securing their digital assets now, perhaps at par with their physical assets if not more.
• Most organizations need to relook at their information security infrastructure (devices, cloud, perimeter, network, applications etc) to ensure digital security and resiliency at this critical juncture.

• Capt. Shakil Ahmed, Sr. VP – Risk & Resilience, Gameskraft
• Saurabh Bareja, Head - Physical Security, India & ASEAN, Concentrix Daksh
• Maj. Saurabh Srivastava, Managing Partner, Security India & Vice-Chair, ASIS Bengaluru Chapter