Chanigng industrial Control Systems Conference and Networking Session CICS Introduction We are in the throes of witnessing an Industrial Revolution, The Industrial Revolution Who Should Attend 4.0! A revolution that will completely change the way we live, work, and relate to one another. In its scale, scope, and complexity, the transformation will be unlike anything humankind has experienced before and with it will change the Industrial Control Systems (ICS).The boundaries delineating the ICS world from the civil world are denigrating, we are now looking at future where residences will be connected the Power Grids, supplying back rather than receiving energy (Renewable Energy – Reverse Metering), Smart Cities which will enable its residents and allow them to interact with the cities control systems and more.In this exciting times, we have created a unique conference where we will hear from the experts from the industry in ICS Domain, on what new is happening? We will endeavor to build a 360° view on the subject and understand the happenings, the challenges, the innovations that is changing the face of Industrial Control systems. Attendees SAMIR K PAWASKAR Cyber Security Expert - GICSP, CRISC, CISM, CISSP, AMBCI, CICA, ISO 27001 LA, CCNP, MCSE FARIS ABDULLAH AL-KHARUSI Head of Business Excellence -Real Time Operations & Smart Fields,Petroleum Development Oman NILANGSHU DEY Senior Automation Engineer-Qatar Petroleum, Vice President-ISA(International Society Of Automation) MALIKE BOUAOUD Director/Lead, ICT and CS Strategy Research & Development QATAR FOUNDATION KARMA SAMIR SHERIF Professor -Management Information Systems College of Business and Economics Qatar University JAVIER DIÉGUEZ BARRIOCANAL Director – Basque Cybersecurity Centre SAMUEL LINARES Partner - iHacklabs OMAR SHERIN Director -Cyber Security Advisory - Africa, India & Middle East (AIM)Ernst & Young SULTAN SALIM HUMAID AL-YAHYAI Manager Information Technology MOHAMMED IKRAMI Senior Security Engineer, Qatar Aluminum Limited FADI ADLOUNI Senior Security Systems engineer, Palo Alto Networks. GOPI KRISHNA DURBHAKA Technology Evangelist Senior Member, IEEE fellow of ISECE

1. 11th & 12th April, Doha, Qatar 2018
“The Changing Face of Industrial Control Systems”
Speakers & Panelist
MOHAMED MASOOD DAWOOD
Regional Manager - Digital Transformation
Software AG
HENI KARAA
Technology Product Manager
Qatar Mobility Innovations Center
HATEM ELSAFTY
Partner , Mazars
FADI ADLOUNI
Senior Security Systems engineer
Palo Alto Networks.
MUSTAFA GHARAIBEH
Country Manager
Darktrace
SAMUEL LINARES
Partner - iHacklabs
NILANGSHU DEY
Senior Automation Engineer - Qatar
Petroleum, Vice President - ISA (International
Society Of Automation) - EMEA
SULTAN SALIM HUMAID AL-YAHYAI
Manager Information Technology
GOPI KRISHNA DURBHAKA
Technology Evangelist
Senior Member, IEEE fellow of ISECE
JAVIER DIÉGUEZ BARRIOCANAL
Director – Basque Cybersecurity Centre
OMAR SHERIN
Director -Cyber Security Advisory -
Africa, India & Middle East (AIM)
Ernst & Young
MALIKE BOUAOUD
Director/Lead, ICT and CS Strategy Research
& Development , QATAR FOUNDATION
ORGANIZED BYBRONZE SPONSERSTRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE ADVISOR GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSOR SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION

2. 11th & 12th April, Doha, Qatar 2018
“The Changing Face of Industrial Control Systems”
CICS Introduction
Who Should AttendWe are in the throes of witnessing an Industrial Revolution, The Industrial Revolution
4.0! A revolution that will completely change the way we live, work, and relate to one
another. In its scale, scope, and complexity, the transformation will be unlike anything
humankind has experienced before and with it will change the Industrial Control
Systems (ICS).
The boundaries delineating the ICS world from the civil world are denigrating, we are
now looking at future where residences will be connected the Power Grids, supplying
back rather than receiving energy (Renewable Energy – Reverse Metering), Smart Cities
which will enable its residents and allow them to interact with the cities control
systems and more.
In this exciting times, we have created a unique conference where we will hear from the
experts from the industry in ICS Domain, on what new is happening? We will endeavor
to build a 360° view on the subject and understand the happenings, the challenges, the
innovations that is changing the face of Industrial Control systems.
Why to Attend CICS
A unique conference for all professionals (OT, Instrumentation, Cyber Security, Techni-
cal etc.) related to the ICS domain, to come together under a single umbrella of the
CICS conference to understand holistically the advancements, the challenges and the
needs of the Industrial Control Systems.
Attending this forum will enable participant to understand
• Identify the advances and automation in Industrial Control Systems.
Learn from Industry peers examples of breakthrough technology deployed in ICS
Learn how new technology can solve Industry challenges to improve safety and reliability
• Identify how the Industrial IoT revolution is changing and re-shaping the ICS Domain.
• Identify the Cyber Security Threats and Risks to an Industrial Control System.
Understand the Regulatory landscape that is impacting the ICSs
Understand the Best practices and Best of breed solutions
How to protect your control systems from malicious intrusions
• Learn the importance and need to innovate in the ICS Domain
• A platform to network with your peers and share knowledge.
• Understand how technology integrates with ICS, a unique opportunity for the technical teams, control
technology (OT) teams and the cyber security teams to come together and learn the advancements in the
domain.
BY POSITION
• Heads of IT Security
• Heads of Data Management
Centre
• Head of Network Security
• Heads of Planning, Governance
& Risk Management
• CIO, CTO, CISO & CSO
• Process Control & Automation
• Network Engineers,
• Head of Corporate Security,
• Industrial Security Managers
• Instruments & Controls
• IT Applications Manager,
• IT Security Specialist
• Application Infrastructure
Managers
• Information Systems Analyst
• Smart Grid & DOF Advisors
• Enterprise Security,
• Automation & Process Control
Engineering,
• System Designers & Engineers,
• Heads of SCADA/ICS/DCS
BY INDUSTRY
• Oil & Gas
• Petrochemicals
• Chemical Manufactures
• EPC Contractors
• Water & wastewater
• Electricity
• Nuclear Energy etc.

3. 08:00 Registrations & Networking
08:50 Welcome Speach
10:30 Coffee Break & Networking
12:15 Lunch Break
14:45 Coffee Breaks
15:45 Closing Remarks by Chair for Day 1
13:15 LabeebIoT, Enabling Smarter Factories
• Introduction about the platform,
• How IoT is helping in the Digital
Transformation for the industrial sector,
• Challenges, possible scenarios and strategies
• IoT and AI applied to industries: use case of
Predictive Maintenance
Heni Karaa, Technology Product Manager - Qatar
Mobility Innovations Center
14:00 Intelligent Smart Warehouses
• Challenges in Warehouse Management
• Innovative Technology Evolutions in
Warehouse Management
• Industrial IoT
• Smart Shelves and Smart Labels
• Indoor Localization for Smart
Warehouses
• Analytics challenging IoT
Gopi Krishna Durbhaka, Technology
Evangelist, Sr. Member IEEE, India
15:00 The Industrial Immune System: Using Machine
Learning & AI for OT Cyber Defense
• How new machine learning and mathemat
ics are automating advanced threat detection
• Why 100% network visibility allows you to
preempt emerging situations, in real time,
across both IT and OT environments
• How smart prioritization and visualization
of threats allows for better resource
allocation and lower risk
• Real-world examples of detected OT threats,
from non-malicious insiders to sophisticated
cyber-attackers
Mustafa Gharaibeh, Darktrace
09:45 Use of Drones in Logistic Operations
Malike Bouaoud, Director/Lead, ICT and
CS Strategy – Qatar Foundation
10:45 Operation and maintenance of Industrial
embedded devices (IIoT): Where Cybersecu-
rity meets Big Data, AI and ICS
Javier DiéguezBarriocanal, Director -
Basque Cybersecurity Centre, Spain
11:30 Major Changes in ICS System architecture
for meeting current challenges in Oil & Gas
industry
Nilangshu Dey, Executive Board Member ,
International Society of Automation ( ISA),
Qatar
THEME 1 - Industrial Automation
THEME 2 - Industrial IoT
DAY 1 - 11th April 2018
09:00 Auditing Industrial Control Systems
• The Audit process, its importance
and the value it brings
• Challenges auditors face during
execution
Hatem ElSafaty, Partner –
Mazars International.

4. 10:45 Integrated Cyber Security Architecture
Initiatives such as “Industry 4.0”, “Industrial IoT”
and “Smart OT” drive operational efficiencies and
bring competitive advantages. However, they also
presents new sets of cybersecurity risks. Cyber-
threats to Industrial Control Systems (ICS) has now
become a boardroom agenda due to the severe
consequences to uptime and safety of the people
and assets.
• Security in SCADA/ICS
• Palo Alto Networks Security Platform -
Integrated Cyber Security Architecture
Fadi Adlouni, Senior Systems Engineer, Palo Alto
Networks, Qatar
DAY 2 - 12th April 2018
08:00 Registrations & Networking
10:30 Coffee Break
11:15 Industry 4.0: The Journey & Monetization
Mohamed Masood , SoftwareAG
12:00 Big Data, How it became Big and whether it’s
Obesity is useful for today’s business?
• Trend of world’s data production
• Sources of BigData
• Data waste
• From data recording to data analytics, how
it works?
• Big Data utilization challenges
• How Big Data changes data science
job profiles
Sultan Salim Humaid Al-Yahyai, Manager IT,
Mazoon Electricity, Oman
12:45 Closing Remarks & Networking Lunch
08:45 Welcome Speach
09:00 When standards and regulations are not
enough: why industrial cyber security is
different in the protection of critical
infrastructures
• Challenges of existing standards,
approaches, methodologies and solutions
for critical infrastructure protection
• Differences in the critical infrastructure’s
threat landscape, actors and objectives
• The myth of likelihood in the risk
management methodologies
• Real examples and numbers of injecting
cyber security in critical infrastructures
protection mega-projects.
• Proposed approaches and key takeaways to
improve the industrial cyber security
posture in critical infrastructures
Samuel Linares, Partner, iHackLabs, Spain
09:45 Hacking the OT Process and affecting the
SIL levels
Explain how in a sophisticated OT attack,
the attacker can actually use the industrial
processes to achieve their malicious intent,
leaving behind a very limited digital
footprint for detection, and how by using
processes like HAZOP we can prove that
Cyber can impact the safety levels of assets
and expose industrial process flaws that
can be exploited.
Omar Sherin, Director, Ernst & Young, Qatar
THEME 3 - Cyber Security in the
ICS Environment

5. 11th & 12th April, Doha, Qatar 2018
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