Women4Cyber Registry

After having obtained a Master’s degree in Ancient History and Master’s degree in Information & Communication Technology at the ULB, Phédra Clouner started her carrier at the Belgian Ministry of Finance as IT Project Manager. Specializing in document management, enterprise content management and records management, she becomes responsible of information management, business intelligence and web content management at the Ministry of Justice. In parallel, she becomes chair of document@work, the belgo-Luxembourg-association for Enterprise Content Management and founds and manages the Belgian antenna of FEDISA international (the federation for information lifecycle management, storage and archiving). Given her passion for information security, she also took up a CISO function for the Ministry of Justice and evolves further in that area. She has been Deputy Director of the Center for Cybersecurity Belgium, the Belgian national cybersecurity agency, since its creation a little over 5 years ago.
She’s Founding Member of the Women4Cyber Initiative, launched by European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO).
She’s also member of the Advisory board of The FIC (Forum International de la Cybersécurité) .

Phédra Clouner, Approche du Centre pour la Cybersécurité Belgique en matière de protection des personnes (vulnérables) dans l’environnement numérique, in Vulnérabilités et droits dans l'environnement numérique, Larcier, 2018

Ana Ayerbe has a degree in Computer Science and a Msc in Robotics and Automation. She is the Manager of TECNALIA TRUSTECH Business Area where she works in trying to create trust in the digital and hyperconnected world developing technology to reinforce the digital immunological system of companies and society. She is enthusiastic of new technologies like the Internet of Things, Distributed Ledgers and Artificial Intelligence and the challenges and opportunities they offer related to Cybersecurity. Member of the Board of Directors, and Partnership Board of ECSO, member of the Strategic Board and Board of Director of EOS and RENIC Board of Directors, in 2019 she has also taken part in the Expert Committee for the elaboration of the Spanish Cybersecurity National Strategy. Finally, Ana is mentor of the INSPIRA STEAM project that tries to stimulate scientific and technological vocations among girls and member of the Council of the WOMEN4CYBER initiative and is currently obtaining her degree in Psycology.

Some of her publications are:
- "La Ciberseguridad de la Industria 4.: Un medio para la continuidad del negocio". Editorial ECONOMÍA INDUSTRIAL. NÚME 410-2018. Pag: 37-46
- "Ciberseguridad e Infraestructuras Críticas e Industria 4.0". Editorial ISBN 978-84-947727-7-1. Centro de Ciberseguridad Industrial
- "Study on Mapping Internet of Things Innovation Clusters in Europe". European Commission. Final Study. Report number 10.2759/91028 ISBN number 978-92-76-08761-8

Twitter: #AnaAyerbe
Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/ana-isabel-ayerbe-fernández-cuesta-10835b19

Barbara Carminati is a professor of Computer Science at the University of Insubria, Italy. Her main research interests are related to security and privacy for innovative applications, like online social networks, cloud computing, semantic web, data outsourcing, XML data sources, Web service, and data streams. On these topics she has published 100+ articles with peer reviews (more than 30 in international journals) in prestigious magazines and conferences, including IEEE Trans. on Dependable Security, IEEE Trans. on Knowledge and Data Engineering, ACM Trans. on Information and System Security, IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing System.

Barbara Carminati has been involved in several research projects, funded by the Italian Ministry of University, Education and Research, and European Union, European Office of US Aerospace Research and Development (EOARD).
She is currently involved EU H2020 CONCORDIA (Α Cyber security cOmpeteNCe fOr Research anD InnovAtion), founded by H2020-SU-ICT-2018-2020 call, where she leads the task devoted to incentiving the presence of women in cybersecurity.

She has been editor in chief of the Computer Standards & Interfaces journal, Elsevier press, an associate editor for IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing journal, and since 2017, associate editor for IEEE Trans. on Services Computing journal.
She has been extensively involved in the organization of conferences related to security and privacy topics, among which, she has served as program chair of the ACM SACMAT, CODASPY, NSS, APSCC, COllaborateCom.

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http://dawsec.dicom.uninsubria.it/barbara.carminati/

I have been working for industries that have transformed Europe for the past two decades: IT and cyber security. I have executed build-up strategy for two acquisitions of IT software vendors and the merger of two cyber security companies. My experience in transformation gave me the industrial leadership to address the challenges of a fragmented market in a global landscape with specific national requirements.
I have experienced large corporations (Airbus, Bull), SMBs under LMBO or owned by private sector.

My mission is to develop cooperation and partnerships, transform innovation into business in the cyber security field at Airbus Defence & Space, with the ambition to reach several hundreds of millions euros by 2021.

Furthermore, I seat as Vice-Chair at the Board of Directors of ECSO, the PPP European Cyber Security Organisation and I am chairperson of the Working Group Sectoral Demand. I seat at the Board of Directors of the Women in Engineering (so called “Femmes Ingénieurs”) association.