Secure Connected Intelligence Summit 2022
We are delighted to host our 11th Annual Summit event on 17th - 19th May 2022. This will be a hybrid event with the option to join remotely.
It is a unique event that draws together the international research community alongside industry leaders, government policy makers and start-ups and SMEs from around the world to explore grand challenges in the cybersecurity, wireless and AI industries.
Our researchers, engineers, commercial and business support team here at ECIT work alongside industry, government and other leading academic institutions within Queen’s University and indeed other universities to develop truly cutting edge solutions under the Secure Connected Intelligence theme to tackle the greatest challenges of tomorrow.
More Information coming soon, watch this space!
In the meantime you can view all the talks from 2021 below.
Secure Connected Intelligence Summit Opening
Professor Máire O'Neill welcomes delegates to ECIT's 2021 Secure Connected Intelligence Summit.
2021 Summit sessions.
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Day 1
- Prof Ian Greer, President and Vice Chancellor at Queen’s University Belfast
- Prof Máire O’Neill, ECIT Director
- Secretary of State NI, Brandon Lewis
- Interactive Panel Session: "A research and innovation led recovery"
- Prof Ciaran Martin CB, Professor of Practice, Blavatnik School of Government at University of Oxford
- Jon Brickey, SVP, Cybersecurity Evangelist at Mastercard Operations & Technology (O&T)
- Alex Tarter, Chief Cyber Consultant and CTO at Thales Cyber & Consulting
- John Greer, Engineering Director, Smart & Connected Initiative, Sensata
- Prof Mark Gillan, SIP Programme Director at Artemis Technologies Ltd
- Panel Session: "Spin-out stories, Titan IC's journey from research to acquisition"
- Closing Remarks
- Day 2
- Prof Simon Cotton, CWI Research Director at ECIT Institute
- Panel Session: "5G-Enabled: Where next for UK telecoms?"
- Jon France, Head of Industry Security, GSMA
- Prof Trung Duong - Royal Academy of Engineering Research Chair 6G, Queen's University Belfast. "Towards Massive Connectivity to enable ultra-Reliable and Near Zero-Latency Communications"
- Professor Mark Lawler, Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Digital Health, Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences, Queen's University Belfast and Scientific Director DATA-CAN, the UK's Health Data Research Hub for Cancer - "Deploying Data to ensure that Cancer doesn't become the Forgotten C in the fight against Covid"
- Dan West, Chief Digital Information Officer for Health and Care in Northern Ireland
- Dr Alison Cave, ISCF Challenge Director: Accelerating Detection of Disease and Data to Early Diagnosis and Precision Medicine, Innovate UK - "How do we move the dial? – data solutions to today’s healthcare problems"
- Professor Andrew Morris CBE – Director, Health Data Research UK "Data Insights in a Pandemic"
- Closing remarks
- Day 3
- Prof Hans Vandierendonck, DSSC Deputy Research Director at ECIT Institute
- Launch of Edge Computing Hub supported by Rakuten Mobile, Japan
- Paul Harvey, Research Lead at Rakuten Mobile
- Peter Willis, Chief Researcher of Data Networks, Research and Innovation Division at BT
- Katie Jenkins, EVP and CISO at Liberty Mutual Insurance
- Panel Session: "Research Led Technology Roadmaps"
- Panel Session: Innovation
- Panel Session: "How Secure Connected Intelligence will accelerate impact"
- Professor Bronis de Supinski, Chief Technology Officer at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
- Closing Remarks