Presents:

POLCYB GLOBAL CYBERCRIME MANAGEMENT
EXECUTIVE ROUND TABLE SERIES:
N. AMERICA & APAC REGIONS

Event Co-hosts:

Venue Sponsor:
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS FOR
BRITISH COLUMBIA INCORPORATED
E-COMM 911

HOSPITALITY SPONSOR:
E-COMM 911

In-person & Virtual Event

ROUND TABLE PANEL (CLOSED SESSION)

“THOUGHT LEADERSHIP ON INNOVATION AND SMART TECHNOLOGIES IN PUBLIC SAFETY, CORPORATE GOALS, AND SOCIETAL BENEFIT”

Panel discussions will highlight: the use of innovation and smart technologies to enhance public safety and corporate security and how thought-leaders in private and public sectors are responding to challenges posed by data privacy laws around the globe. Panellists will share their perspectives on prevalent and anticipated cybercrime threats, and capacity-building in cybercrime management, including community outreach strategies and support for cybercrime victims. Technologies and related privacy considerations to be discussed will include but not limited to: Chatbots, including ChatGPT, VTubers, facial recognition and other biometrics, drones, smart vehicles, socially-intelligent robotics, “lethal robots”, smart building technologies.

Agenda

Panel Chair: Scott Warren, Partner, Squire Patton Boggs, Japan; POLCYB Secretary.

1. Madan Oberoi, Ph.D., Executive Director, Technology and Innovation (EDTI), INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation, SINGAPORE. (Virtual)
   • Public safety and privacy considerations for the development of Proactive Policies in the use of Technologies.
2. Todd Hillis, Chief Intelligence Officer, The International Association of Certified ISAOs (Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations), U.S.A. (Virtual)
   • Managing the “Evil Twins” on the Evolving AI landscape.
3. Jessica Martz, Lt. Col., United States Marine Corps., U.S.A. (Virtual)
   • Defend Forward Strategy, U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM), U.S.A.
4. Scott Warren, Partner, Squire Patton Boggs, JAPAN; POLCYB Secretary. (Virtual)
   • Updates on PRC’s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) and other Cyber Security Laws in APAC.
5. Roch Séguin, Director, Protective Technical Services Branch, RCMP Ottawa, CANADA. (Virtual)
   • Impact of Clearview-related privacy issues on RCMP policies; update on the RCMP National Technologies Onboarding Programme (NTOP).
6. Kristin Bryan, Partner, Squire Patton Boggs, U.S.A. (Virtual)
   • Privacy considerations for use of AI & Biometrics.
7. Stephen Thatcher, Vice-President, Operations, E-COMM 911, CANADA. (In-person in Vancouver)
   • Potential public safety risks in the use of Chatbots: Considerations for Emergency Services.
8. Hardeep Mehrotara, Director, Information Security & Architecture at Concert Properties, CANADA. (In-person in Vancouver)
   • Public safety, corporate security, and privacy considerations for management of smart buildings.
9. Scott Jarkoff, Director, Intelligence Strategy, APJ & EMEA, CrowdStrike, JAPAN.
   • “Current Sophisticated Nation State and eCrime Threats Across APJ & MENA”
10. Ari Davies, Partner, Deloitte, JAPAN.
    • “Attackers, Defenders and AI – Are we there yet or just a flash in the pan?”