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The Grand Edition 2026 will feature 30 roundtable discussions, covering 30 unique topics organized under 3 critical focus areas for 2026, reflecting the latest challenges and opportunities in cybersecurity.
The discussions will be moderated by 60 industry experts and top-tier solution providers.
The platform's ability to foster collaboration and innovation, along with the inclusion of top solution providers and C-level end users in a Round Table setting, makes it invaluable.
Showcase your solution in the main DEMO room. Engage in 1-to-1 meetings in the meeting room. Take advantage of the networking opportunities, such as the Annual CyberPower Cruise and build strong connections with potential clients & partners.
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The enduring appeal of this platform lies in its unique ability to foster collaboration and innovation. Imagine brainstorming with your peers, even competitors, on business-critical topics and gaining actionable insights applicable to your own context.
Add to this mix top solution providers and C-level end users guiding the conversation, and you create an environment that challenges your thinking and pushes you to explore new possibilities. This platform offers a space to step back, reflect, and critically assess your security business's strengths, weaknesses, and future direction.
Grand IT Security has established itself as a leader in the cybersecurity industry, promoting insightful discussions and driving innovation. The event, which originated as a local think tank in Stockholm, has expanded significantly over the years. Today, it stands as a premier cybersecurity event that unites professionals from the IT, Cyber, and Information Security sectors, providing a platform for learning, sharing, and business opportunities.
Join us as we navigate the future of cybersecurity together.
As law enforcement accelerates its digital transformation, artificial intelligence, automation, and machine identities are reshaping policing—from predictive crime models to automated surveillance and digital evidence…
A Core Focus at The Grand IT Security | Stockholm 2026 As Nordic enterprises accelerate their digital transformation, the convergence of AI, cloud adoption, and…
A Core Focus at The Grand IT Security | Stockholm 2026 As quantum computing advances, law enforcement and municipal IT departments are entering a new…
CISO of the year award for 2019, Luxembourg. The Global Cyber Sentinel Award Winner 2020 for immense contribution to cybersecurity domain globally. CISO of the year Europe 2021.
Versatile and innovative professional with emphasis on cyber security risk management, policies and procedures creation, IT/IS security, IT Operations, audit, risk mitigation, business process improvement and IT governance. Proven results in building internal and external client relationships, even at government levels for best cybersecurity practices, and driving growth in competitive and ever-changing markets. Proactive in assessing and responding to market and consumer trends. Highly effective at identifying and implementing business process improvements while safeguarding and adding to controls. Skilled at communicating effectively with clients, senior management and colleagues. Speaker at various events, such as UN, Risk.Net, RiskMinds, GISEC, etc.
Specialties: Cybersecurity, Policy development, IT Change and Incident Management development and implementation, IT Security, people management, SLA managment, Auditing financial systems, Risk management, Negotiations, Creative problem solver, Analytical thinker, Strong decision maker, Results driven, Innate ability to develop interpersonal relations, Proven leadership in all aspects of the workplace, Project Management, Risk Assessment & Mitigation, IT Governance & Stakeholder Liaison, Organizational Leadership & Change, COSO/COBiT Controls, Bloomberg, Microstrategy, Business Process Improvement, SOX, AutoAudit/Focus/SQL/Visio/ACL/MS Access, EBA, and ISO/IEC 27001:2013
David Jacoby is one of Sweden’s most boldest hackers and IT security experts. He has over 25 years of experience in professional hacking and has won several awards both as a speaker and for his unique research and dedicated work to stop digital crime. In addition to his own research, he was one of the main hackers in HACKAD_ a Swedish TV show named “HACKAD_” where David and three colleagues have hacked Swedish companies live on the TV screen to show the complexity and necessity in issues such as IT security.
Mario Beccia is NATO’s Deputy CIO for Cybersecurity, responsible for leading major cybersecurity transformation programs. He holds a degree in Economics and Management, an MBA in innovation management, and multiple IT and cybersecurity certifications (PMP, CISM, CISSP, among others).
His career began in 1997 with a start-up focused on web technologies. He later became an independent IT consultant before joining NATO in 2006. At NATO Allied Command Transformation, he contributed to key initiatives like the NATO Computer Incident Response Capability (NCIRC) and IT Modernization programs, as well as leading cybersecurity tracks in prominent NATO exercises and think tanks.
In 2015, he transitioned to the NATO Communications and Information Agency, furthering NATO’s cybersecurity infrastructure and fostering industry collaboration. He also served as Chief Information Security Officer at the European Defence Agency (2018–2021), spearheading cross-domain cybersecurity projects and organizing military CERT exercises.
Since 2021, Mario Beccia has been driving NATO’s enterprise cybersecurity strategy, ensuring coherence and enhanced ICT services across the organization.
Thomas Zuliani is a seasoned cybersecurity expert and the Global Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at ARLA Foods, with extensive experience in leading security strategies across multinational organizations such as Pandora, Vestas or Siemens. He has a proven track record in risk management, data protection, and securing global infrastructure. Passionate about driving innovation in cybersecurity, Thomas is committed to safeguarding the integrity of digital transformation and ensuring compliance with industry standards, which granted several awards and recognitions on the past years, such as
Board Memberships & Advisory Roles: Nordic CISO Governing Body (Evanta/Gartner), Executive Advisory Board (IDC, SailPoint and Orange Cyber Defense)
I provide C-level networking platforms within cyber security. With over 20 years of experience, I have successfully launched multiple events that have made the business world more secure. Additionally, I contribute to the strategic direction and growth of the cyber security industry. Me/team are passionate about leveraging technology to solve real-world problems helping our clients and stakeholders breathe easier.
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As organizations increasingly deploy AI agents and autonomous systems, securing their identities throughout the lifecycle—from onboarding to decommissioning—has become critical. This session explores strategies for enforcing role-based access, automating credential management, and maintaining continuous policy compliance while enabling AI systems to operate efficiently.
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Automated workflows and CI/CD pipelines often rely on high-value credentials and secrets that, if compromised, can lead to severe security incidents. This discussion covers practical approaches to securing keys, detecting anomalous activity, and enforcing least-privilege access without creating operational bottlenecks.
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AI-driven workflows can execute code autonomously, increasing operational efficiency but also introducing potential risks. This session focuses on containment strategies, sandboxing, real-time monitoring, and incident response planning to prevent rogue execution from causing disruption or damage.
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As generative and predictive AI models are deployed across enterprises, understanding their provenance, training data, and deployment risks is essential. This session provides frameworks for model governance, data protection, and approval workflows to ensure responsible, auditable AI operations.
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Operating AI systems in live environments introduces dynamic risks. Learn how to define operational boundaries, integrate human oversight, and set up monitoring and alerting mechanisms that maintain both compliance and agility in high-stakes operations.
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AI agents often interact with sensitive data, making it vital to apply robust data protection strategies. This session explores encryption, tokenization, access governance, and audit trail practices to minimize exposure while enabling AI-driven decision-making.
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Autonomous systems can behave unpredictably, potentially creating self-propagating risks. This discussion covers behavioral anomaly detection, leveraging AI for threat intelligence, and implementing containment and rollback strategies to mitigate rogue AI actions.
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Enterprises need to maintain security while avoiding lock-in with specific AI vendors. This session explores open standards, interoperability, and monitoring frameworks that ensure security and governance across multi-vendor AI environments.
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AI systems can occasionally act outside intended parameters, creating operational or security incidents. This session addresses detection, escalation, containment, and post-incident analysis to prepare teams for autonomous agent misbehavior.
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Organizations must ensure AI operations comply with GDPR, the AI Act, and other regulations. This session explores embedding compliance controls into operational workflows, mapping regulatory requirements to AI systems, and preparing audit-ready evidence.
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Compliance with multiple overlapping frameworks can be complex. This discussion covers aligning controls to business operations, avoiding duplication, and measuring effectiveness to achieve smooth regulatory alignment without sacrificing operational agility.
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Static audits are no longer enough. This session explores embedding continuous compliance and assurance into operations, enabling real-time monitoring, cross-team collaboration, and proactive gap resolution.
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Manual compliance processes create inefficiencies and increase risk. Learn how to integrate IT and HR systems to automate evidence collection, streamline reporting, and enforce consistent policies.
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Translating AI regulations into actionable enterprise controls is essential. This session provides practical strategies for risk categorization, documentation, and inspection readiness for AI systems.
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Striking a balance between operational efficiency and regulatory compliance is critical. This session highlights prioritization frameworks, automation tools, and performance measurement to achieve both goals.
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Organizations operating internationally must manage overlapping regulations. This session discusses frameworks to map obligations, assess risk priorities, and coordinate cross-border compliance.
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Mergers and acquisitions present unique compliance risks. Learn how to embed security and regulatory due diligence throughout the transaction lifecycle.
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Hybrid work increases complexity in maintaining compliance. This session focuses on policies, monitoring, and cultural strategies for securing distributed teams without reducing agility.
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Leaders need measurable insights into organizational resilience. This session covers dashboards, automated alerting, and reporting frameworks for operational and compliance metrics.
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True compliance is cultural. This discussion explores leadership messaging, incentives, and integrating security and compliance principles into everyday workflows.
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Skilled cybersecurity professionals are in high demand. This session explores strategies for recruitment, career development, and retention to secure top talent in a competitive market.
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Teams must be prepared for evolving threats, including AI-driven risks. Learn how to design training programs, simulations, and metrics for skill development.
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Collaboration between sectors accelerates threat detection and response. Explore frameworks for intelligence sharing, coordinated response, and evaluating partnerships.
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Incident response effectiveness relies on preparedness and coordination. This session highlights training, roles, and post-incident analysis to strengthen response capabilities.
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Human limitations impact security operations. Learn strategies to monitor stress, implement support programs, and build resilience.
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International teams require consistent policies and flexible execution. This session covers coordination, communication, and tool centralization for global operations.
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Engage teams with hands-on learning and gamification to improve skill retention.
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Effective collaboration depends on streamlined tools and processes. Explore strategies to reduce tool fatigue, enable real-time coordination, and enhance teamwork.
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Knowledge sharing strengthens resilience. Learn how to exchange actionable intelligence securely, standardize reporting, and maintain trust across organizations.
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Aligning security initiatives improves impact and efficiency. This session covers prioritization, coordination, and shared accountability across teams and sectors.
