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GDPR, a topic that concerns your

whole company.


The General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR is a regulation by which Europe intend to strengthen and unify data protection for individuals within the EU.

It also addresses export of personal data outside the EU. The primary objectives of the GDPR are to give citizens back the control of their personal data and to simplify

the regulatory environment for international business by unifying the regulation within the EU.

The regulation was adopted on 27 April 2016. It enters into application 25 May 2018 after a two-year transition period and, unlike a directive, it does not require any

enabling legislation to be passed by national governments.

This means that companies have a bit less than one year to comply to this GDPR.


Statistics

508 million EU citizens and consumers

20 million euro or 4% of your annual turnover fine if you are not compliant

56321 words are in the law

72 hours to provide

government with answers if they ask

for it

28 EU member states

A full day on how to become GDPR compliant. Insights from experts, how-to’s from several companies and the opportunity to share experiences with likeminded.

Companies presenting their solutions and services on the expo floor.

Sessions to become GDPR compliant on three different levels: Organizational: focus on management, marketing and sales Legal: focus on legal department, HR and finance Technical: focus on ICT

The concept of the event

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Reasons to join

• Your company wants to be ready by May 25th 2018 • You don’t want to waste time • You want your stakeholders to be up-to-date on the subject • You want to be capable to do most efforts internally • You don’t want to pay any fines • You want your company to be best of the class

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Why you should attend

You want to understand the implications of the General Data Protection Regulation: • To ensure your organization is compliant • To further implement the GDPR in your organization • To get the necessary insights • To learn how to avoid fines and possible loss of reputation • To discover if you need to appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO)

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The location

AED Studios Fabriekstraat 38 2547 Lint

Well accessible via public transport: - By bus (132 or 92) - By train (Kontich - Lint)

Parking spots are foreseen for people who come by car.

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The ProgramWednesday, June 21st 2017

AED Studios, Lint

Morning overviewModerated by: Glenn Fellows, Managing Partner @ Lunar Gravity

09:00 Welcome and registration

10:00 Ivan Vandermeersch, Secretary General @ BDMA

10:30 Biljana Pavlovic, Regional IT Leader EMEAR North @ Cisco & Lorena Marciano, EMEAR Data Protection & Privacy Officer @ Cisco

11:00 Matthias Dobbelaere-Welvaert, Managing Partner @ theJurists Europe 11:30 Emma Butler, DPO @ Yoti Ltd.

12:00 Matthias Matthiesen, Senior Manager Privacy & Policy @ IAB Europe

12:30 BBQ @ Studio Six 11



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10:00 - 10:30Ivan Vandermeersch, Secretary General @ BDMA

The odd landscape of personal data protection

Ivan Vandermeersch, current secretary general of BAM (Belgian Association of Marketing), will handle the present

and future challenges of policymakers with regard to privacy regulation in the context of connected devices.

Offering a thorough description and analysis of the landscape of personal data protection today, he challenges

companies to build trust among customers for what matters the use of their personal data, and governments to cooperate internationally for smart privacy regulations that

balance the benefits of technological innovation with the fundamental rights of citizens.

About Ivan Vandermeersch

Ivan Vandermeersch worked almost 30 years in communication of which 10 years in mediaresearch and then more than 10 years in industry representation. He started at a major London public relations consultancy (Planned Public Relations). Afterabout two years he returned to Belgium where he was active in advertising agencies with aninterest mainly dedicated to media planning. Then he joined CIM (www.cim.be ), the Belgianjoint industry committee (advertisers/media/ agencies & media sales houses) commissioned tocontract research providing valid media audience figures to the advertising market. This for aperiod of 10 years where he became technical director responsible for media research with aspecial focus on the television audience measurement system. Then his focus changed to industry representation by joining ESOMAR, the worldwideassociation for research professionals (www.esomar.org ) in Amsterdam for a period of 2 yearsas international professional affairs executive. After that he became communication adviser atthe Cabinet of the Vice-Prime Minister in charge of Telecommunication and Public Enterprises.In 2003 he signed up with BDMA (Belgian Direct Marketing Associationwww.bdma.be ) and iscurrently their secretary general (previously director). In parallel he is also active with FEDMA,the Federation of European Direct and Interactive Marketing (www.fedma.org) as special adviser to the board (previously vicepresident and secretary general). His expertise regarding media, data protection legislation and interest in new developmentsmakes of him an excellent trend watcher on media.



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10:30 - 11:00Lorena Marciano,

EMEAR Data Protection & Privacy Officer @ Cisco

Building a data protection culture to earn trust

The explosion of Mobility, BYOD, Cloud and Internet of Everything (IoE) are creating a host of new opportunities,

as well as increasing need to protect generated data. A data protection culture is a mix of best practice of data governance, privacy engineering and raising a company-

wide awareness. In this session, you will learn how a global company is tackling this mission. About Biljana Pavlovic

Biljana is the Regional IT leader for EMEAR North responsible for driving a regional strategy, enabling Business & IT alignment to increase growth opportunities, productivity and user experience. As a part of this role she is involved into local implementation and optimization of IT services. Prior to her current role, she was responsible for developing EMEAR IT workforce strategy. From 2001 through 2009 she was working in the Cisco TAC as a customer support engineer and team lead in Unified Collaboration team. Before joining Cisco, Biljana worked in the research and development of telecommunication systems. She holds a BSc degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Master degree in Telecommunication, CCIE in R&S and Collaboration in emeritus.


& Biljana Pavlovic, Program Manager - IT @ Cisco

About Lorena Marciano

Lorena Marciano is EMEAR Data Protection & Privacy Officer at Cisco. Prior to joining Cisco , she has been working eight years for top tier national and international law firms in Italy, Belgium and US with main focus on Data Protection and Privacy. She has actively participated in an Italian Data Protection and Technology Law Think Thank, providing independent policy advice on regulatory framework. Lorena is an Italian qualified lawyer and holds a Law Degree from University of Rome and a LLM in Intellectual Property and Technology Law. She is member of the European Advisory Board at IAPP – International Association of Privacy Professionals.


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11:00 - 11:30Matthias Dobbelaere-Welvaert

Managing Partner @ theJurists Europe

The rules of the game change, but you can still play alongThe GDPR brings a long-awaited harmonization of data

protection regulation in the EU, and will enter into effect in May 2018. For many businesses, ranging from SME to large

multinational corporations, this raises a lot of questions about what they can or cannot do when processing

personal data. Indeed, the rules of the game will change, and businesses should start preparing for those changes.

Most importantly, the GDPR will impose strict transparency and communication obligations towards consumers,

followed by hefty fines for the transgressors. What are these obligations, and what do they entail? How can a

business check if it’s GDPR-compliant, and how can it remedy this if it isn’t? That will be the core of this

presentation.

About Matthias Dobbelaere-Welvaert

- Managing Partner of theJurists Europe, a legal firm with offices in Ghent, Brussels, Paris, Amsterdam and London, specialized in IT and IP law. theJurists is working hard on a “tech orientated” approach.

- Professor Copyright and Mediarights at Erasmus Brussels

- Board member of FeWeb (Federation of Web Developers)

- Studied at the University of Ghent (Master in Laws) and University of Leuven (Postgraduate Studies in ICT and Media Law).



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11:30 - 12:00Emma Butler, DPO @ Yoti Ltd.

GDPR: the DPO's perspective

Emma Butler will give an overview of the opportunities, challenges and suggestions for GDPR planning at SMEs. You’ll get a view on how a day in the life of a DPO at an

agile development start up looks like and you’ll get advice from the front line to the C-suite.

About Emma Butler

Emma Butler is Yoti’s data protection officer (DPO) having spent four years as Senior Director Privacy and Data Protection for RELX Group and the DPO for both UK LexisNexis businesses. Emma was previously briefly at Ernst & Young following seven years leading the international policy team at the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). At the ICO, she worked with other regulators and the Article 29 Working Party, as well as advising businesses and government entities on UK, EU and international data protection and privacy legislation. She has a degree in French, Italian and linguistics, an LLM in Information Rights Law and Practice, an ISEB certificate in data protection, CIPP/E and CIPP/M and is also an IAPP Fellow in Information Privacy (FIP).



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12:00 - 12:30Matthias Matthiesen

Senior Manager Privacy & Policy @ IAB EuropeWhat does the GDPR and ePrivacy Directive (and

future Regulation) mean for digital advertising?

The GDPR will fundamentally change the way the digital advertising industry works with data and with one another.

This session will explore the key impacts of the GDPR on the complex digital marketing and give a flavor of the

solutions the industry is exploring to solve this compliance challenge.

About Matthias Matthiesen

Matthias is Senior Manager for Privacy and Public Policy at the Interactive Advertising Bureau Europe, the leading trade association representing the interests of the digital media, advertising and analytics industries. He represents the industry vis-à-vis the EU institutions and Article 29 Working Party and drives the association’s efforts in getting the complex digital advertising ecosystem GDPR-ready. Before joining IAB Europe Matthias worked for public affairs consultancy Weber Shandwick and a Member of the European Parliament. He holds a law degree from Maastricht University.



Afternoon: Legal/HR/Finance track

Moderated by Philippe Baeten, GDPR Pilot

13:30 Bart Van den Brande, Lawyer & Founder @ Sirius Legal

14:00 Cassandra Moons, Legal Counsel @ Coolblue 14:30 Jan Maarten Willems, Managing Partner & DPO @ Inpuls

15:00 Break 15:30 Stephanie Raets, Senior Associate @ Claeys & Engels

16:00 Paul Van den Bulck, Partner @ McGuireWoods LLP

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13:30 - 14:00Bart Van den Brande, Lawyer & Founder @ Sirius Legal

11 months to go! Why you should act now…The recently discussed new privacy rules from the GDPR will bring a lot of new commitments to almost all companies in Europe, from big to small, both online

and offline, as of May 2018. Both in terms of processes within the company, and in terms of information obligations to consumers or "stakeholders", a lot of things change. Privacy Impact Assessment, Data Breach Notification, Data

Processing Log, Profiling, Privacy by Design and By Default,... The expensive terms are hardly counted and will give many

businesses headaches. Bart Van den Brande is managing partner of law firm

Sirius Legal, who is very active in data protection in the advertising sector and the broad Internet world.

From his experience, Bart tells you what the impact of the GDPR is on your company and what you need

to do to ensure that you meet the new rules to comply by May 2018.


About Bart Van den Brande

At Sirius Legal law firm, we try to do things just that little bit differently from the others: real specialization into our client's working fields, up to date knowledge on legal aspects of new media and a thorough understanding of your business are the basic values that we try to bring into practice every day.

Marketers, ad agencies, advertisers, people in e-commerce, IT companies, web hosters and service providers, creative people and artists and anyone in general who wants to know about legal aspects of life in the digital era, can get in touch for specialised legal advise on subjects that are relevant to their day to day business.

Our expertise and experience is widely recognized and has led to a reccomendation bij Global Law Experts as (the only) recommended Belgian law firm for Media & Entertainment law in 2013 and to long term partnerships with professional organisations such as Unizo, Feweb, SafeShops.be, Comeos, BDMA, ...


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14:00 - 14:30Cassandra Moons, Legal Counsel @ Coolblue

GDPR: Gimme data!

Cassandra will discuss the impact of the GDPR on e-commerce organisations, the preparations to be taken

and the challenges that Coolblue faces. She will also discuss the opportunities and challenges that come with

the use of (big)data as rocket fuel for e-commerce innovation.


About Cassandra Moons

Cassandra joined Coolblue in May 2014 as legal counsel located in the Netherlands. In her capacity as 'legal master of disaster', Cassandra advises Coolblue business departments in the Netherlands and Belgium on legal topics such as e-commerce, commercial contracting, competition and IT / privacy. The GDPR creates a paradigm shift: analyzing data is vital for growth of e-commerce companies while at the same time the GDPR stresses once more the high importance of data protection, registration of data activities and securing rights of individuals. Cassandra started her career in 2007 with ING where she worked with several business units in the Netherlands and Hong Kong.


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14:30 - 15:00Jan Maarten Willems,

Managing Partner & DPO @ InpulsUse GDPR as an enabler for

better Information Management

This session will focus on organizations who want to reach compliance while implementing better information

management. The latter includes good data classification, master data management, information governance, data

quality, data lineage ... and this may be a good time to start implementing or revisit the best practices, industry standards and information security guidelines that have

been around for years.


About Jan Maarten Willems

Jan Maarten has a vast experience as Consultant and Managing Partner. As CFO of Netlog he was responsible of all finance, administrative and legal matters. As DPO avant-la-lettre he watched over privacy regulations for 100 million members worldwide on multiple social platforms. Actually He holds a Master Degree in Economics and an MBA.


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15:30 - 16:00Stephanie Raets, Senior Associate @ Claeys & Engels

GDPR impact on HR policyAs employee data are processed on a larger scale than any other kind

of personal data in most companies, the target of getting GDPR compliant often ends up at the desk of the HR professionals. The field

of data protection is not new. However, as the sanctioning risk in Belgium has always been very low in the past, this has not been a top

priority for most companies. This will all change with the application of the GDPR, or at least that is what Europe is striving for: a

harmonized approach in all countries with a higher risk of penalties. After briefly reminding you of the basic principles which are

largely retained, Stephanie will focus on the primary changes introduced by the GDPR (such as increased rights for employees, as well as higher duties for employers) to

conclude with a clear to-do list to make sure that your HR policy will be GDPR proof on the target

date of May 25th 2018.


About Stephanie Raets

Stephanie has been working as a lawyer for the HR law firm Claeys & Engels for more than 10 years. As Senior Associate, she advises clients on a daily basis with respect to different aspects of labour and employment law. She assists clients with all legal issues that are directly or indirectly related to the employment relationship, from the very start of employment right through to its end. She also regularly defends the interests of clients before the labour courts. Stephanie has a particular specialisation in the legal aspects of privacy in the workplace, including data protection. In 2016, she became a certified Data Protection Officer. Stephanie is a regular speaker at internal and external seminars, both in Belgium and abroad, and was already involved in numerous legal publications, among others about the GDPR.


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16:00 - 16:30Paul Van den Bulck, Partner - Avocat

@ McGuireWoods LLPThe impact of GDPR on your CRM

· General principles particularly important for CRM · CRM stored in the cloud: processing contract

· International transfers · Specific principles for direct marketing


About Paul Van den Bulck

Paul Van den Bulck’s practice focuses on legal issues around information technology (IT), data privacy and security, intellectual property (IP), media and entertainment, and fair trade practices. He counsels clients from a broad spectrum of industries on day-to-day IT and IP issues. Paul provides strategic advice to clients on all aspects of international and domestic data protection and security, including general compliance (processing for HR purposes, CRM strategy, direct marketing compliance, etc.), information security and cybercrime, international data transfers, processing and cloud agreements, policy and procedure assistance. In addition, he assists clients in their relationships with certain national data protection authorities. Paul holds the CIPP/E certification as a Certified Information Privacy Professional from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).Paul regularly serves as a mediator and arbitrator in information technology and intellectual property disputes (WIPO, CMAP, b.Mediation; CEPANI; etc.). He also acts as arbitrator for Pharma.be, the Belgian Pharmaceutical Industry Association. Paul is a member of the Brussels and Paris Bars. He was the recipient of a BAEF fellowship from the Hoover Foundation Brussels (1992) and of a Wiener-Anspach fellowship from Cambridge University (1992). Paul and his team are consistently ranked in The Legal 500 Europe, Middle East & Africa. In the 2017 edition, The Legal 500 noted that “The firm has notable expertise in cloud computing, data security and data breaches." The Brussels-based IT lawyers at McGuireWoods LLP are valued for their "outstanding level of service" and "sophisticated legal engineering". Practice head Paul Van den Bulck shows “creativity and personal commitment.” In previous years, The Legal 500 has described Paul as “a great listener and well connected in Brussels and Paris,” and said “McGuireWoods LLP [in Belgium] has a "highly dedicated team which gives concise advice". Paul has also been described as having “excellent knowledge of legislation in privacy and data protection.” Paul is also very active in non-profit associations.


Moderated by Burt Riské, General Manager @ Roularta Business Information

13:30 Sophie Angenot, Managing Partner @ QuaData

14:00 David Callebaut, Managing Partner @ Infosentry 14:30 Mic Adam, Social Media Policy Creator @ Vanguard Leadership

15:00 Break 15:30 Christoph Balduck, DPO @ DataTrustAssociates

16:00 Rick Gruijters, Director Business Strategy @ IRIS (Canon Group)

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Afternoon: Organizational track


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13:30 - 14:00Sophie Angenot, Managing Partner @ QuaData

Breaking the silos between marketing and sales, thanks to GDPR

In most companies, departments are still working in silos. And sales and marketing are a good example of that.

Thanks to GDPR, both departments have to speak about data. They have to find out how they will manage, gather and use that data. An overview of how a company should

act on that one.

About Sophie Angenot

Sophie has more than a decade of experience in Data Quality. She built that experience at companies like Dun&Bradstreet and Bisnode Belgium. She’s also the president of DQA, the Belgian Data Quality Association, that she founded in 2012. DQA’s goal is to bring together business and IT people that care about and need good data. And to share experiences and knowledge, through seminars and a yearly congress in October, where a Data Quality Award is also granted, to support companies that invest in Data Quality.

QuaData was her next challenge. She founded the business consultancy company in 2014. As Managing Partner, Sophie is working together with the QuaData consultants to help customers become champions In Data Quality, Master Data Management, Data Governance. Since the very beginning the consultants were certified as Data Protection Officers, because the best way of becoming GDPR compliant is by governing your data, and that is the core business of the company. More info & tickets on GDPRConference.be


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14:00 - 14:30David Callebaut, Managing Partner @ Infosentry

RPA and DPIA. WTF?

David will take you through your organizational structure and give you an answer on questions like ‘Why should I

care about the Records of Processing Activities requirement?’,’What is the Data Protection Impact

Assessment about?’ and ‘Why the fuzz?’. About David Callebaut

David has more than 15 years of experience in information security and privacy risk management. Until recently, he was CISO of the Delhaize Group and BNY Mellon SA / NV. He recently changed course as Infosentry's managing partner, where he guides companies with his expertise. He is also a guest lecturer at the Antwerp Management School and Solvay Business School, where he exchanges ideas about security and privacy.



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14:30 - 15:00Mic Adam

Social Media Policy Creator @ Vanguard Leadership

Is GDPR a showstopper for social media?

When we think social media and GDPR, our thoughts are about the platforms asking, storing, using, losing and

leaking our private data. But there are many other area’s that social media will impact social media and they are to be found in your company. Most of these have elements

have not seen the light, yet.

During this session we will open the can of worms that could stop your social media efforts in their tracks or get

you fined big bucks. We will also explore the possible solutions to these showstoppers.

About Mic Adam

Mic Adam started Vanguard Leadership to help organizations with the implementation of social media. His focus lies on implementing Social Selling programs and consultancy, writing social media policies, conducting social media trainings and involved in community management. He uses his experience as a B2B sales & marketing professional to help companies implement social selling. From creating professional profiles to expanding sales networks and engaging customers. He also puts this into practices for his clients. He is also a conversation manager at several companies as well as a professional coach/training on the subject of social media. His training include applications such as LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Blogging, Video marketing and content marketing in both B2B and B2C environments. Mic has built an international career as general manager, sales and marketing manager at companies in B2B and B2C domains and includes Wang Laboratories (B & USA), Kryptonite Corp. (B & USA), Van Aerden Group (F, B & USA), Ophardt Hygiëne Technik (D) and Unisys (B & F & UK). Mic is also a regular speaker at events as well as a blogger. He has been published in De Tijd, CxO Magazine, HR Magazine, Forward (VBO/FEB).



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15:30 - 16:00Christoph Balduck

DPO @ DataTrustAssociatesGDPR: if you don't manage your data - you can't

manage your personal data. - Data & Information mgt. as prerequisite for becoming

GDPR compliant. - Who's responsible for personal data - the data owner or

the DPO? - Big data & GDPR: an incompatible mariage or an

accelerator? - Understanding personal data in your landscape can

serve your register & the rights of the data subject. - Why not use your GDPR efforts to enable other

business requirements? - What might you be overlooking in your GDPR project?

About Christoph Balduck

Christoph is an EU certified Data Protection Officer (EIPA) with a broad data and information management background. Christoph advises, coaches and executes both on Data privacy and data protection roles (DPO,...) as well as on data and information management roles (e.g. CDO, Data/information architect, senior data management advisor,...). By bringing these 2 worlds together he can design and accelerate solutions for operational & analytics challenges while overcoming compliance constraints by turning them into a competitive advantage for your business. Furthermore Christoph can advise, coach and execute on both a strategic, tactical and operational level - which allows for a faster translation of business objectives into actual projects, operating models, architectures, policies,... and value. By capturing, understanding and resolving operational issues Christoph can translate them into tactical and strategic actions to realize the change and value on all levels of the company. Besides this, Christoph regularly teaches on the practical implementation of GDPR through various (academic) channels (since 2015) and is continuously looking into solutions for automating GDPR (capabilities) while maximizing the use of technology.

Christoph's ideas about GDPR: The effort, time and budget spent in implementing GDPR can benefit your operations, insights and innovation at the same time - which will take you past 25/05/2018 and reduce the GDPR maintenance effort. Taking a smart approach to GDPR allows you to reuse your existing capabilities as much as possible while differentiating from your peers by increasing trust with your customers.



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16:00 - 16:30Rick Gruijters

Director Business Strategy @ IRIS (Canon Group)4 EIM solutions that help organizations prepare

for GDPR

In this session, Rick Gruijters will elaborate on four pragmatic Enterprise Information Management projects

that boost compliancy and other business drivers. Discussing different ambition levels, from implementing

privacy by design to automatic classification based on AI, visitors to this session will be inspired and well-prepared

for an EIM project in their organization!

About Rick Gruijters

Rick Gruijters has been active in the IT industry for more than a decade, contributing tremendously with his knowledge of Enterprise Information Management (EIM) and his global network in the industry. He has been with IRIS since 2008 and currently holds the position as Director Business Strategy EIM, being responsible for the overall EIM portfolio and go-to-market activities of the IRIS Group. Rick holds a doctorandus degree in Business (Organization & Management).



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Afternoon: Technical track

Moderated by Ulrich Seldeslachts, CEO @ LSEC Leaders In Security

13:30 Stefan De Hondt, Security Architect @ Cronos Security

14:00 Jan Guldentops, CEO & Researcher @ B.A. 14:30 Dimitri Maesfranckx, Managing Partner @ Datalumen

15:00 Break 15:30 Ghaleb Zekri, NSX Senior Systems Engineer EMEA @ VMware

16:00 Reinoud Reynders, IT Manager Infrastructure @ UZ Leuven

16:30 Break


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13:30 - 14:00Stefan De Hondt

Security Architect @ Cronos SecurityWhy are you still using endpoint protection?

…if it is not part of your end-to-end strategyNowadays an end-to-end security strategy is mandatory if you

want to cope with both mass attacks -like ransomware- and targeted attacks –including social engineering-

And we believe that the endpoint is becoming more and more a crucial component for this.

After this 30 minute session you will have a clear view on: - What is an end-to-end strategy exactly?

- Why an end-to-end strategy and why back to the endpoint? - Which other components to include?

But we go further than the theoretical talk, we also show products and components that put this into action!!

About Stefan De Hondt

Stefan started his professional career in 2001 as security engineer. With a focus on infrastructure, but mainly gateway he developed strong technical competences for design, installation and troubleshooting. Over the years he developed more in-depth technical expertise and used it to help out national and international organizations with their security issues. Since 2009 his pure technical focus slowly shifted towards presales, designs, managed services and project management. Later on he also expanded his horizons towards governance tracks. Today Stefan is Security Architect for Cronos Security. From this general role he assists the account and business development teams with technical advice on the whole security stack the group is offering. Internal coordination for ongoing projects, close contact with vendors and being a speaker on public events are other tasks he does on a regular basis.



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14:00 - 14:30Jan Guldentops

CEO & Researcher @ B.A.Common sense and technical solutions applied

to GDPRIn a practical introduction Jan will explain from his experience in the trenches of IT

security how to answer all those difficult questions the new European legislation brings up.

Nil nove sub sole. The first thing you should always remember: the requirements of GDPR are not that new. GDPR is based on existing legislation and security-

frameworks like ISO27k. This means there is a treasure-chest of knowledge, templates, procedures and other security tools available. There is no use to reinvent

the hot water.

Common sense is the super power. If you decrypt the legal language, a lot of the requirements are plain common sense and in my humble opinion this is the most

important security product you need to comply. Security and privacy by design for instance should be engrained in every project in your organisation.

Technology is your friend. Although one technology or a box can not solve all your GDPR worries, there is a lot of technology and next generation solutions that can

help you to make complying to GDPR a lot easier. For example: Rolling out encryption in the right way, just like there are a lot of tools to add Artificial

Intelligence and machine learning as an extra security layer.

About Jan Guldentops

+20 years of experience in designing, building, securing and troubleshooting today and tomorrow's ICT infrastructures on the building blocks of networking, storage, servers, virtualization, mobile, middleware and clouds great and small.

Strong believer in open source. Linux user of the first hour with almost 20 years of linux experience under the belt and hands on experience with current open source solutions.

Security-guy with theoretical and hands on experience on both sides of the wall with research, audits, forensics and practical security solutions.

Evangelist with strong spoken and written skills and opinions about society, technology and security. Always challenged to explain the possibilities and limitations of technology to the masses in presentations and articles.

Labrat who likes to research new technologies and potential security problems in our testlab. In the past we have created "proof-of-concepts" for security-problems in banking software, wireless networks, e-mail systems and web applications.

Likes to think out of the box to create challenging Mac Gyver projects that can not or difficultly achieved with traditional products or solutions.



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14:30 - 15:00Dimitri Maesfranckx

Managing Partner @ DatalumenWhat About The Data In GDPR?

From Theory To A Practical Roadmap.

Get beyond the theory and the never-ending scaremongering of the closing 25/5/2018 deadline. Find

out what impact Data also has on your GDPR journey. Get to understand what practical data related elements you

should take into account and how you can approach these. About Dimitri Maesfranckx

Dimitri Maesfranckx is Managing Partner at Datalumen. A leading Data Governance solution provider. Prior to founding Datalumen, Dimitri has held a number of leadership roles at Informatica, Sybase & Datadirect – Progress Software. He brings over 20 years of experience in the information management field.



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15:30 - 16:00Ghaleb Zekri

NSX Senior Systems Engineer EMEA @ VMwareHow to support GDPR requirements without

compromising business agility?GDPR provides guidance in how enterprises should review

the way they are processing personal data and, most significantly, how companies must secure them and

respond in the event of a data breach. Many changes and enforcements introduced by the new regulation may have

significant impacts on organizations.

During this session, we will go through GDPR requirements, scopes and impacts on businesses. We will

detail how VMware NSX can support organizations in tackling GDPR challenges without starting over or

compromising their business agility.


About Ghaleb Zekri

Ghaleb Zekri is a Senior Systems Engineer in the EMEA NSX specialist team at VMware. He works closely with customers in the design, build and implementation phase of their Software-Defined Data Centre migration, using virtual networking and security software (NSX) technology to create more secure, adaptive and agile network environments.

Based in Paris, Ghaleb works with partners across the VMware ecosystem to implement NSX-enabled networks and believes that a primary driver of adoption is its ability to make the provisioning of networks simpler and more effective. He takes the view that NSX is helping to bring simplicity to the ever complex world of network security.

Ghaleb brings more than 15 years of industry experience in security and system engineering to the team, having held senior roles at both large enterprises and vendor organisations. Prior to joining VMware in 2015 he spent 5 years at Juniper Networks, where he became a Security Consulting Engineer in the Juniper Networks Center of Excellence. Before that he was the Security Solution Architect at IBM, where he played an important role in the development of the Internet Security Systems within IBM Global Technology Services.


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16:00 - 16:30Reinoud Reynders

IT Manager Infrastructure @ UZ Leuven


About Reinoud Reynders

Reinoud Reynders is 48 years old. After his study, master in bio-engineering at the KU Leuven, he started working at the University Hospitals of Leuven in 1995. After different functions, he now manage a team of 56 people. His team is responsible for the whole infrastructure, security, operations and helpdesk of the hospital and for the SAAS-infrastructure of nexuzhealth. In his free time he likes traveling, sailing and running. Since last year, he started dreaming about GDPR. Some people would call it nightmares.

HELP GDPR: is there a doctor in the room?

Privacy was already extremely important for a hospital, but does this mean that GDPR is an easy exercise? In the

presentation will be given some insight in how UZ Leuven try to tackle the challenge of GDPR. You will learn of some

very interesting challenges the hospital has, about who and how they try to get ready next year and what the role is

from each department.


Afternoon overview

17:00 Closing keynote: Nell Watson, Associate faculty AI & Robotics @ Singularity University

AI & VR, data and privacy in the near future.

18:00 Networkdrink

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17:00 - 18:00

Nell Watson, Associate faculty AI & Robotics @ Singularity University

The Transparency–Privacy paradox in a machine-intelligence-driven worldMachine Intelligence requires lots of data for training upon, often of a personal nature. Without access to this, the most potentially helpful functions of machine intelligence cannot

function. Meanwhile, consumers are increasingly asking why an algorithm made a certain prediction or

recommendation, and are empowered by the legislature to demand answers.

All of these forces are clashing head-to-head, and the outcome is uncertain. This talk will help you prepare for

this strange moment in history that is ripe with opportunity.

About Nell Watson

Nell Watson is an engineer, entrepreneur, and futurist thinker who grew up in Northern Ireland. She has a longstanding interest in the philosophy of technology, and how extensions of human capacity drive emerging social trends. Nell lectures globally on Machine Intelligence, AI philosophy, Human-Machine relations, and the Future of Human Society, serving as Associate Faculty at Singularity University and a member of BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT. She has had an unusual career, including teaching post-grad Computer Science at the age of 24, and later co-founding a successful Graffiti arts company. Her ability to bridge the world of technology and the Humanities makes it easy for her to translate complex subjects so that they can be clearly understood.



Wednesday, June 21st 2017 AED Studios, Lint

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