Tokyo
Wednesday, 2 April 2025 | 14.00- 17.30 JST
CyberOwl is hosting a maritime cyber exercise, Barriers, Breaches, and Budgets. This strategic exercise, part of our CyberSecure at Sea 2025 conference, is specifically designed for shipowners and managers looking to review, refresh and enhance their vessel cybersecurity spend.
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本カンファレンスは日英同時通訳にて進行いたします
This conference will be conducted with simultaneous translation between English and Japanese
Welcome to Cybersecure at Sea 2025
CyberOwl invites you to our maritime cybersecurity conference in Tokyo, Cybersecure at Sea 2025
This strategic exercise, part of our CyberSecure at Sea 2025 conference, is specifically designed for shipowners and managers looking to review, refresh and enhance their vessel cybersecurity spend.
What to Expect:
This interactive session is tailored for fleet superintendents, budget holders, vessel IT teams and HSSQE officers—those directly involved in shaping cybersecurity strategy and spending. In this interactive exercise, you will have the opportunity to consider decisions on cybersecurity investments, assess their effectiveness, and evaluate return on investment.
The exercise is designed to:
- Improve understanding of cybersecurity controls and their effectiveness in addressing evolving cyber risks.
- Encourage thoughtful reflection on return on investment, anddecision-making skills through realistic cybersecurity scenarios.
- Provide the opportunity to learn from the approaches of peers on designing cybersecurity controls and budgeting.
By the end of the session, you will gain practical, actionable insights to enhance your fleet’s cyber resilience and make more informed security investments.
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350
Delegates
90+
Fleet operators
30
Countries
Attended our maritime cyber conference last year
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Our hosts and guest contributors
Dan is CEO of CyberOwl, a company specialising in maritime cyber risk management. Before building CyberOwl he was Associate Director at KPMG, where he focused on the Defence, Security and Industrial sectors. During that time, he worked extensively with global security, defense, technology and engineering companies such as Northrop Grumman, Atos and BP. Dan is also actively involved in sector-wide activities, including as Council Member of the Digital Technology Group of the UK Society for Maritime Industries and Steering Committee Member for the Operational Technology Cyber Security Alliance.
Richard Wagner is the Global Head of Sales at CyberOwl, leading CyberOwl’s growth and customer relationships.Richard is the Chairman of the Singapore Shipping Association Cybersecurity Committee and the Cybersecurity Roundtable Working Group.Through these engagements, Richard is responsible for leading initiatives to develop the cyber resilience of the maritime and offshore supply chain in Singapore and the wider region.Richard has worked across the payments, banking and maritime industries for companies such as Royal Bank of Scotland, WorldPay, ACI and Global Navigation Solutions. He has over 15 years of experience working in software and technology businesses across Europe, the Americas and Asia to deliver commercial and operational business transformation.
Stian Sollied has served as DNV’s Country Manager in Japan since 2018, overseeing and expanding the company’s maritime operations from his base in Kobe. He joined DNV in 2001 as a design approval engineer and went on to lead the Safety and Systems section at DNV’s Approval Centre in Shanghai from 2007 to 2014. During this period, he also represented DNV on the Bulk Carrier Committee of the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS). From 2014 to 2017, Sollied worked at DNV’s head office as a Business Development Manager, focusing on future regulatory developments and the impact of the energy transition on the maritime industry. He holds an MSc in Naval Architecture from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and also serves as the Norwegian Honorary General Consul in Kobe.
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Tokyo Event | Wednesday, 2 April | 2.00 P JST
Programme
Registration & coffee (15 min)
Welcome and introduction (5 min)
Evolution of maritime cyber risk and regulations (20 min)
Panel discussion ‘Securing the vessel supply chain – opportunities for practical progress’ (40 min)
- The role that each stakeholder should and can play – charterer, owner / operator, OEM, class.
- The business case and value for each stakeholder.
- The challenges of engaging key sponsors on the business case and value. Steps to overcome those challenges.
- The role of Class in providing assurance and verification.
Exercise Introduction: Setting the scene “Breaches, Barriers and Budgets” (15 min)
Exercise Part 1: Decision-making (30 min)
Break (15 min)
Exercise Part 2: Response, recovery and return on investments (60 min)
Wrap-up & closing remarks (15 min)
Followed by drinks/food, networking and close
*会議概要はあくまで予定であり、主催者側の事情等により変更となる場合があります。ご了承ください。
*The conference content outline serves as a guide only and may be subject to changes at the organiser’s discretion.
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