Supplier Security Symposium 2026

1. 7:00 AM

   Registration, Breakfast & Coffee

   Doors open. Pick up your badge, enjoy breakfast and coffee, and meet fellow attendees and partners before the program begins at 8:00.

2. 8:00 AM

   Welcome & Opening Remarks

   Welcome from ENX leadership, outlining the day's objectives and the importance of collaborative cybersecurity in the automotive supply chain.

   • Jean Daninos (ENX Association)
   • Lennart Oly (ENX Association, Managing Director)
3. 8:30 AM

   Keynote: The Cyber Threat Landscape: What We Are Seeing and Why It Matters

   The FBI's view of today's cybercrime landscape: which threats are causing real-world damage, why organizations of every size are targeted, and how a cyber incident quickly becomes a business incident.

   • Andrew Sczygielski (FBI, Detroit Cyber Task Force Leader)
4. 9:00 AM

   Keynote: Our Security Depends on Yours: The Impacts of Security Incidents in the Automotive Supply Chain

   An automaker's perspective on why supplier resilience is OEM resilience: how supplier incidents ripple through production, and what a common security baseline and industry-wide collaboration can do about it.

   • Eric Fishtahler (Stellantis, Cybersecurity Business Partner Lead)
5. 9:30 AM

   Panel: From Incidents to Action: Scaling up Security throughout the Industry

   Security leaders from across the industry discuss what is already working, what needs to happen next, and how to focus limited resources where they matter most, both inside each organization and across thousands of suppliers.

   • Ryan Spencer (Yazaki North America, Head of Information Technology)
   • Eric Fishtahler (Stellantis, Cybersecurity Business Partner Lead)
   • Andrew Sczygielski (FBI, Detroit Cyber Task Force Leader)
   • Sven Hirschke (BMW, Deputy CSO)
6. 10:25 AM

   Coffee Break & Networking

   Refreshments and partner exhibit time.

7. 10:55 AM

   Plenary: TISAX, Trust, and Resilience: Securing the Automotive Supply Chain

   Industry leaders share lessons learned on meeting OEM cybersecurity expectations, managing customer and regulatory requirements, and scaling security across global operations, and on how TISAX, third-party risk management, and collaboration strengthen the whole ecosystem.

   • Maria Haight (Joyson, CISO)
   • Ahmeed Ahmeed (Inteva Products, Director Cyber & Information Security)
   • Janette Barretto (Yazaki North America, Head of Cybersecurity YNCA and EMEA)
   • Anthony Freilach (Bosch, Mobility Security)
   • Moderated by Juman Doleh-Alomary (BorgWarner, CISO)
8. 12:00 PM

   Lunch & Networking

   Dedicated time for informal discussion, booth visits, and building connections across organizations.

9. 1:30 PM

   Afternoon Keynote: What I Wish Every Supplier Would Do Tomorrow

   An interactive session on practical lessons from managing cyber risk across a complex automotive ecosystem, including a walk through a realistic incident and how business and security leaders respond to it.

   • Matthew Schie (Stellantis, Regional CISO North America)
10. 2:10 PM

    Case Study: Improving Security in SMEs: Practical Changes for a Positive Impact

    A grounded look at security improvement in small and mid-sized enterprises, covering physical security, a management perspective, and open Q&A, illustrated through real-world experience at the Marelli Southfield site.

    • Kristie Pfosi (Marelli, Global CISO)
    • Mat Hall (Marelli)
11. 2:55 PM

    Coffee Break & Networking

    Refreshments and open networking.

12. 3:25 PM

    TISAX Session

    How TISAX and industry collaboration form part of the solution for securing the automotive supply chain.

    • Immo Wehrenberg (ENX Association, Head of ACARS and R&D)
13. 3:50 PM

    Closing Keynote: Building Resilience: We Don't Have to Do It Alone

    Cybersecurity can feel overwhelming, especially for smaller companies. Resilience is achievable step by step, and the industry has a major advantage: no one has to figure it out alone.

    • Kristie Pfosi (Marelli, Global CISO)
14. 4:20 PM

    Closing Remarks

    Final words from ENX leadership to wrap up the day, with a look ahead to next year's event.

    • Lennart Oly (ENX Association, Managing Director)
    • Jean Daninos (ENX Association)
15. 4:30 PM

    Closing Reception

    Food, drinks, and open networking, with potential giveaways and partner raffles.

16. 6:00 PM

    End of Event

    Thank you for joining us. Safe travels.

* Agenda subject to change. Final schedule published closer to event date.