Cybersecurity is essential for Horticulture & Starting Materials, Agri & Food, but not exclusive to this Top Sector. Is there a difference between cybersecurity for a greenhouse versus an office? Is there a difference in security in sensors in healthcare and horticulture? Is there a difference in cybersecurity for Agri chains versus the Energy chain? The Top Sector T&U therefore wants to participate in the design of a joint R&D program within the CS4NL Program. A budget of €500,000 from the TKI T&U budget from the Knowledge and Innovation Agenda for Agriculture, Water and Food 2020-2023 (KIA LWV) has been reserved for this approach.

We would like to invite you, together with the Top Sector Agri & Food, to discuss the theme with us on April 4 and investigate where there is support for participation in the Top Sectors T&U, A&F. Based on this, we can properly organize the call for proposals and initiate the formation of a small consortium.

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Program

12.30 uur	Reception with a sandwich
13.00 uur	Start program with welcome speech by chairman Harrij Schmeitz Program Manager IMPACT T&U
13.15 uur	Cyber Risk Management Cyber risks; What is it about. The opportunities for a joint approach for solutions (CS4NL) Eddy Boot, Director Dcypher
13.45 uur	Cyber resilience center Greenport Westland Cyber resilience in horticultural practice, where are we? Michelle Holthuizen, Program Coordinator Ruud Hoosemans, program manager Digitalization GroentenFruitHuis and coalition member Cyber Resilience Center Greenport
14.15 uur	Safety and Security for Industrial Control Systems When it comes to Industrial Control Systems, or so-called Operation Technologies (OT), classical security paradigms from Information Technologies (IT) are not always directly applicable. In particular, IT security approaches may fail to address strict real-time and availability requirements that are instead paramount in OT. In this talk we will explore state-of-the-art cyber-attack detection methods specifically designed for Industrial Control System applications. Riccardo M.G. Ferrari is an Associate Professor at the Delft Center for Systems and Control.
14.45 uur	PAUSE
15.15 uur	Roundtables – discussion in 3 groups about the needs regarding cyber research for T&U in the following themes: Cybersecurity & Sensory in greenhouse and on land This theme has a lot of overlap with security in this context for building and infrastructure sensors. Workshop leader:  Annie van Riet – AVAG Cybersecurity & Editing and Processes This theme has a lot of overlap with security for machines used in all sectors. Workshop leader: Provided by FME Cybersecurity & Data Transfer Chains We know this theme as T&U, but it also plays a role in the chains for energy, water, etc. What are the CS issues here? Workshop leader: Sener Celik  – Join Data
16.15 uur	Recap outcome Roundtables
16.45 uur	End of the program with a snack and a drink

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