26 - 28 May, 2020 | Copthorne Tara Hotel London Kensington, London, United Kingdom

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Lina A. Huertas

Head of Technology Strategy for Digital Manufacturing, Manufacturing Technology Centre

Conference Workshop - 26 May 2020

2:00 PM SECURING SMART FACTORIES: MACHINE DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE

The digitization of the advanced manufacturing industry is transforming the way products are designed, developed and serviced, as well as revolutionizing the setup of industrial operations, processes and management of supply-chains. The benefit of integrating digital technologies - such as the industrial internet of things, robotics, automation, data analytics and cloud computing - is driving down production costs, rapidly increasing productivity and profits.

However, while plans to enhance digital capabilities throughout manufacturing and supply chain; it also brings new cyber risks for which many in the industry is unprepared. When supply chains, factories, customers, and operations are connected, the risks posed by cyber threats are increased and potentially damaging to production and profit. Consequently, manufacturers need to evaluate how to address cyber risk and cyber security should be an integral part of any digital transformation. In fact, manufacturers need to consider the design and engineer security into machines and architecture from the start to make sure they are not introducing security flaws into new digital and legacy systems or providing a ‘back door’ into the wider eco-system.

Hosted by the Manufacturing Technology Centre, today's discussion will start to look at the critical steps manufacturers must take towards securing their digital transformation, baking cyber security principles and practices into factory design to ensure they are effective against the rapidly evolving global cyber threat. Key discussion topics include:

Baking in cyber security at the point of machine and architecture design
Latest and greatest technological innovations and their applications in the smart factory environment
Integrating disruptive technologies in digital transformation frameworks

CONFERENCE DAY ONE - 27 MAY 2020

9:10 AM INDUSTRY 4.0: DIGITALISING MANUFACTURING

Industry 4.0: moving towards ‘Smart Factories’
What does industry 4.0 mean for advanced manufacturing?
Managing the cyber risk of Integrating OT, IT and IP sides of the business
Identifying vulnerabilities in your network

Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Lina.

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