On November 24, we are organizing a small-scale network dinner with Tim Kamphuis, Head of Sector Information Security, and Rens van der Pol, Head of Security Operations Center (SOC) at the Netherlands Police, regarding changing digital threats and the question of how organizations can strengthen their digital resilience.
Those responsible for Cyber Security, Business Continuity, and Disaster Recovery within the government and critical sectors
CPE points | 2 points
17:30 | Start of program (including presentation, discussion and 3-course dinner)
20:30 | End of formal program, opportunity for informal networking
Language: Dutch
Bistronoom, Woerden
Head of Department Information Security
Tim Kamphuis is Head of Department Information Security at Police Netherlands, where he is responsible for the strategic direction in the field of information security and digital resilience. With more than ten years of experience within the police, he previously held various leadership positions at the intersection of information management and IT services.
Head of Security Operations Center (SOC)
Rens van de Pol is responsible for security monitoring & detection operations within the Netherlands Police. He plays a central role in proactively protecting and monitoring digital resilience. Rens has extensive knowledge in cybersecurity, incident management, and leading professional security organizations.
On November 24, we are organizing a small-scale network dinner with Tim Kamphuis, Head of Sector Information Security, and Rens van der Pol, Head of Security Operations Center (SOC) at the Netherlands Police, regarding changing digital threats and the question of how organizations can strengthen their digital resilience.
Technological developments, geopolitical tensions, and new possibilities such as AI are creating an increasingly complex threat landscape. During this meeting, Tim and Rens will share practical tools on how the police prepare for these types of threats. They will discuss the crisis structure established for this purpose, the technical and organizational measures required to remain resilient, and the importance of business continuity and cyber recovery to recover quickly after an incident.
During the dinner, we will engage in conversation: how do you prepare for threats that are constantly changing? And what is needed for an organization to not only respond effectively but also recover quickly?
