| 08:45 | – | 09:30 | 0:45: | REGISTRATION | BREAKFAST | NETWORKING |
| 09:30 | – | 09:40 | 0:10: | National Anthem & Lamp Lighting |
| 09:40 | – | 09:50 | 0:10: | Welcome Address by Editor-in-Chief SECURITY TODAY & Introduction of STKS 2025 Steering Committee |
| 09:50 | – | 10:00 | 0:10: | Address by the Chair – STKS 2025 Steering Committee |
| 10:00 | – | 10:03 | 0:03: | A/V Presentation by Title Partner |
| 10:03 | – | 10:23 | 0:20: | KEYNOTEIndia at the Center of a Multipolar World – Geopolitics and Enterprise Security
As global power shifts accelerate and multipolarity becomes the defining order, India is asserting itself as a pivotal voice—balancing strategic partnerships, advancing economic diplomacy, and reinforcing its security posture. These choices not only influence regional stability and global governance but also carry profound implications for enterprises navigating cross-border risks. From supply chain dependencies and regulatory uncertainties to cyber and geopolitical flashpoints in the Indo-Pacific, this session will unpack how India’s evolving role in the international order shapes enterprise security strategies and resilience. Lt. General Asit Mistry, PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM (retd.) |
| 10:23 | – | 10:26 | 0:03: | A/V Presentation by Platinum Partner |
| 10:26 | – | 10:46 | 0:20: | KEYNOTE:Resilient Banks Build Resilient Nations, and Global Trust in India
Fraud in banking has evolved from simply stealing money to eroding the very foundation of trust. As customers demand seamless digital experiences, leaders face the paradox of balancing convenience with robust security. The future lies in shifting from reactive detection to tech-enabled prevention, positioning trust not just as a safeguard, but as India’s ultimate competitive advantage in strengthening global confidence in its financial ecosystem. Mr. Dinesh Kumar Khara |
| 10:46 | – | 11:06 | 0:20: | COFFEE | NETWORKING |
| 11:06 | – | 11:46 | 0:40: | CYBER RESILLIENCECyber Resilience: From Breach to Recovery
As cybercrime grows in scale and sophistication, organizations must go beyond compliance and embrace true cyber resilience. This panel will examine how enterprises can anticipate, withstand, and recover from attacks—balancing technology, processes, people, and legal recourse under evolving cyber laws, to safeguard trust, continuity, and business value in a hostile digital landscape. Keynote: Mr. Brijesh Singh, IPS – Addl. Director General of Police & Principal Secretary to Hon. Chief Minister, Maharashtra Moderator: Adv. Puneet Bhasin – Founder, Cyberjure Legal Consulting Panelists: |
| 11:46 | – | 11:47 | 0:01: | A/V Presentation by Gold Partner |
| 11:47 | – | 12:27 | 0:40: | PANEL DISCUSSIONInvisible but Vulnerable Safeguarding India’s Maritime, Digital, and Energy LifelinesGlobal digital and energy lifelines increasingly depend on maritime infrastructure, above and below water, that face significant threats—from espionage to autonomous underwater incursions and even intentional sabotage. This panel will explore the urgent need for securing undersea cables, surveillance around landing stations, and the role of unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) in defense and monitoring. Experts will discuss technological innovations, policy frameworks, and strategic collaborations required to protect the invisible backbone of global connectivity and commerce. Moderator: Mr. Amit Narayan, Partner, India and South Asia, Control Risks Panelists: |
| 12:27: | – | 13:07 | 0:40: | PANEL DISCUSSIONFortifying Fuel Defending India’s Critical Energy Infrastructure from Hybrid ThreatsProtecting Critical Energy Infrastructure Against Hybrid Threats As global tensions rise and the energy sector digitizes, its infrastructure faces escalating hybrid threats—from cyberattacks and drone intrusions to malicious insiders. This session will examine integrated approaches to securing critical assets like pipelines, refineries, offshore rigs, LNG terminals and other energy assets. Experts will explore how converged security operations, advanced surveillance, and real-time threat intelligence can enhance resilience and protect national energy security in an increasingly volatile and multi-domain threat environment. Session Chair & Moderator: Mr. Rajan Luthra, Chairman’s Office Head Special Projects, Reliance Industries Limited Panelists: |
| 13:07 | – | 13:52 | 0:45: | LUNCH | NETWORKING |
| 13:52 | – | 14:22 | 0:30: | FIRESIDE CHATFrom Dependence to Dominance – The Indigenous Edge
Mr. Anurag Kumar, Chairman & Managing Director, Electronics Corporation of India Limited (ECIL) in an insightful conversation with Mr. GB Singh, Editor-in-Chief, SECURITY TODAY Together, they will explore India’s journey from technological dependence to self-reliance—and how indigenous innovation is shaping national security, safeguarding critical infrastructure, and strengthening strategic autonomy. Drawing from lessons across defence, space, and enterprise security, this dialogue will uncover the opportunities, challenges, and enablers that can accelerate India’s rise as a global leader in security technology and innovation—the true Indigenous Edge. |
| 14:22 | – | 14:25 | 0:03: | A/V Presentation by Title Partner |
| 14:25 | – | 15:25 | 1:00: | KEYNOTE & PANEL DISCUSSION:The Age of Disinformation Battling Weaponised Lies in an Ultra-Connected Digital WorldIn today’s hyper-connected digital world, disinformation has become a strategically powerful weapon. State and non-state actors are exploiting digital platforms, AI, and deepfakes to manipulate narratives, polarize societies, and undermine trust. This session will explore how disinformation campaigns are orchestrated, their impact on national security, public perception, and enterprise risk, and what governments, media, and organizations must do to detect, counter, and build resilience against this growing threat. This panel discussion will further examine the mitigation strategies, specific actions that CSOs & CISOs should plan and rehearse. Session Chair & Moderator: Mr. Rajan Luthra, Chairman’s Office Head Special Projects, Reliance Industries Limited Keynote: Dr. Tehilla Shwartz Altshuler, Senior Fellow, Israel Democracy Institute Panelists: |
| 15:25 | – | 16:05 | 0:40: | PANEL DISCUSSIONShared Threats, Shared Solutions: Internal Security Lessons for Businesses
As India’s internal security challenges evolve with geopolitical shifts and rapid economic growth, the government reinforces the need for a robust internal security framework. Corporates cannot remain isolated. By acting as trusted partners, serving as the ‘eyes and ears’ of the nation, and contributing intelligence-driven vigilance, enterprises can help build a collaborative ecosystem of resilience against both physical and cyber threats. Moderator: Dr. Firoze Zia Hussain, CSO, Delhivery Panelists: |
| 16:05 | – | 16:20 | 0:15: | CLOSING DIALOGUE |
| 16:20 | – | 16:25 | 0:05: | GRATITUDE & RECOGNITION |
| 16:25 | – | HIGH TEA | NETWORKING | ||
| * To Be Confirmed Agenda subject to change. |