Business Value of Internet and Dark Web Monitoring

Chris Cheyne

SOC Director and CTO, SecurityHQ

Chris Cheyne is the SOC Director and CTO for SecurityHQ, a global organisation empowering its clients with bespoke cyber security procedures and technology. Responsible for operating six Security Operation Centres across the UK, Middle East and India, Chris specialises in threat hunting and intelligence, endpoint detection and response, SOC monitoring, behavioural analytics, EUBA, SIEM and more. With over 12 years of experience in security operations and management services, his objective is to place the power of his SOC team into his clients’ hands, and to provide complete visibility of security events and threats within their environments. Chris has been pivotal in building SecurityHQ’s capabilities in Managed Security Services and has experience in delivering SOC detection and response services for household names across multiple sectors, including Finance, Insurance, Healthcare, Retail, Aviation and Education. With an industry-leading team of 200 analysts behind him, he ensures that clients receive the highest degree of protection against today’s cyber threats.

Nilesh Burghate

Head - Global SOC, SecurityHQ

As Head – Global SOC, Nilesh Burghate leads SecurityHQ’s 24/7 Global Security Operations Centre. With over 16 years of extensive experience in cyber security implementation, consulting, governance, risk management and compliance, he is responsible for managing SecurityHQ’s highly skilled and experienced SOC team, to deliver the very best services in cyber innovation.

James Chappell

Founder & Chief Innovation Officer, Digital Shadows

James Chappell is the Founder & Chief Innovation Officer at Digital Shadows. He has led teams in InfoSec and Cybersecurity since 1997, working across the private sector and government organizations, helping them to understand the technical aspects of information security.

James spent over ten years of his career as a security architect and deputy head of the Information Security profession at BAE Systems Detica; he previously worked at Nortel Networks in the United States. James has always been fascinated by innovative ways of counteracting the growth of crime and fraud in computer networks and developing effective ways of measuring and managing the security big picture. In 2011 this journey led to an exploration of digital footprints, and their impact on the security of the modern business. James is a regular speaker at technology events and cybersecurity conferences across the globe and is regularly quoted in the press.