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As the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) mandates organisations to bolster their cybersecurity frameworks, many are grappling with significant budget and resource constraints. The challenges of aligning with CRA requirements while operating under financial and personnel limitations needs to be discussed. Practical strategies need to take place for prioritising cybersecurity investments, optimising existing resources, and advocating for increased funding in an era where cyber threats are escalating.
The digital landscape is evolving rapidly, and with it, the nature of cyber threats is becoming more sophisticated. As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to transform industries, it is also being harnessed by malicious actors to conduct more effective, intelligent, and automated cyber-attacks. These AI-powered attacks pose a significant challenge to organisations, as traditional security measures are often insufficient to detect and mitigate these advanced threats.We will delve into the growing trend of AI-driven cyber threats, explore the tactics used by attackers, and discuss how businesses can adopt AI-enhanced cybersecurity solutions to stay ahead of the curve.
As we stand on the cusp of a new technological era, businesses must navigate a landscape that is constantly evolving. Emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT) are not just buzzwords; they are powerful tools that can drive innovation, streamline operations, and create new opportunities for growth. We will explore how companies can strategically leverage these technologies to stay competitive and foster sustainable growth. By understanding the impact and potential of these advancements, businesses can not only keep pace with change but also lead it.
As the Nordics experience a surge in phishing attacks targeting businesses and consumers, we must play a proactive role in safeguarding digital ecosystems. Cybercriminals are using increasingly sophisticated methods to exploit vulnerabilities, making it imperative for service providers, software vendors, and cybersecurity firms to enhance their defence strategies.
In today’s interconnected and globalised world, the security of supply chains has become more critical than ever. Disruptions, ranging from cyberattacks to geopolitical tensions, have highlighted the vulnerabilities that can cripple businesses. We will explore the importance of supply chain resilience, focusing on how companies can fortify their end-to-end processes. By implementing advanced security measures, developing flexible risk management strategies, and leveraging technology, organisations can create robust and adaptive supply chains that withstand challenges and drive sustained growth.
In a world where cyber threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, the traditional perimeter-based security models are no longer sufficient. Zero-Trust Architecture (ZTA) offers a transformative approach to modern security, shifting the focus from trusted networks to continuous verification of every user, device, and connection. How Zero-Trust is redefining the digital landscape, ensuring that security is embedded in every layer of access control, data exchange, and operational integrity? It’s a call for organisations to adopt a proactive defence mechanism in an increasingly borderless digital environment.
As the global adoption of 5G technology accelerates, it promises faster speeds, reduced latency, and increased connectivity across industries. However, with these advancements come new cybersecurity challenges. The vulnerabilities inherent in 5G networks and discuss strategies for safeguarding the future of connectivity. By addressing these risks, we can ensure the secure deployment and operation of 5G, which is critical for supporting next-generation applications like autonomous vehicles, IoT, and smart cities.
Are you tired of dealing with misconfigurations in cloud infrastructure? Introducing the Innovator session!
Gain unparalleled insights from industry leaders who have revolutionised cloud security. Discover cutting-edge strategies and innovative solutions that will empower you to tackle challenges head-on.
Join the session and take control of your cloud security journey. Together, we can build a safer digital landscape.
In our increasingly connected world, cybersecurity is more important than ever. But too often, organisations and individuals become complacent after initial safeguards are in place. Cyber threats are constantly evolving, and so should our awareness and responses. We will dive into why cyber awareness must be an ongoing effort, not a one-time action, and how continuous vigilance can protect us from unseen dangers in the digital realm.
Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue—it’s a business imperative. However, a gap often exists between the technical insights of CISOs and the strategic priorities of the management board. We will explore how organisations can build stronger bridges of communication and collaboration between these two crucial groups. By fostering mutual understanding, businesses can not only enhance their cyber resilience but also turn cybersecurity into a competitive advantage.
As the EU prepares to enforce its groundbreaking AI regulations, industries across the globe are left grappling with what compliance means in practice. The new EU AI Act sets ambitious standards for AI systems, aiming to balance innovation with ethical oversight.Let’s dive into the implications of these regulations, exploring how businesses can adapt, what loopholes still exist, and whether this new legal framework will truly tame the AI revolution or leave it in chaos.
While the advantages and drawbacks of Zero Trust solutions have been widely debated, the greatest challenge lies in shifting the mindset of users. Educating individuals on adopting the Zero Trust approach is far more crucial than merely deploying the technology itself. The success of Zero Trust strategies hinges on effectively translating the concept into tangible business value.
In the age of artificial intelligence, businesses and individuals are more connected—and more vulnerable—than ever before. While AI offers groundbreaking innovations, it also opens the door to new cyber threats. As technology evolves, so must our cybersecurity practices. How good cyber hygiene and compliance protocols are essential for safeguarding sensitive data, maintaining trust, and staying ahead of evolving threats? Join us to discover how combining traditional cybersecurity measures with AI-driven solutions can create an unbreakable digital fortress.
As we race into the 2025 and beyond, the next generation of communication, 6G, promises to natively integrate terrestrial networks with non-terrestrial networks, namely satellite, drones, planes, in addition to promising revolutionary advancements in speed and connectivity. However, this rapid evolution can bring a new set of vulnerabilities that could jeopardise our digital infrastructure. Join us as we dive into the emerging risks and strategies to safeguard our hyper-connected future. Explore the novel attack vectors and security challenges unique to 6G technology.
In this riveting session, we dive into the high-stakes world of ransomware attacks that have rocked Europe. From multi-million-dollar ransom demands to critical infrastructure disruptions, this case study sheds light on how various European countries have been fighting back against these relentless cyber threats. Discover the strategies, lessons learned, and innovative solutions that are shaping Europe’s cybersecurity landscape.
Phishing simulations are crucial for maintaining a security edge. Currently, phishing your own users is just as vital as implementing cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions. Without training your team to remain vigilant, how can you ensure protection against phishing attacks?
In an era where cyber threats are evolving at an unprecedented rate, it’s crucial to stay ahead of the curve. Join us as we delve into the latest innovations in cybersecurity that are set to revolutionise the way we protect our digital realms. From AI-driven threat detection to quantum encryption, this will showcase how emerging technologies are shaping the future of cyber defence.
With NIS2 enforcement reshaping expectations across sectors, Business Continuity Planning has become a strategic imperative. But what does real-world BCP implementation look like? This roundtable explores how organizations can move from static documents to dynamic resilience strategies that work under pressure.
Organisations across various industries have embraced cloud computing to simplify their operations and enjoy its technological benefits. However, this transition is not without its challenges. In fact, it introduces significant concerns, as companies struggle to safeguard their cloud environments from prevalent security threats. Issues such as limited visibility and control over cloud infrastructure, unauthorised access, and external data sharing pose ongoing difficulties.
As artificial intelligence continues to evolve and integrate into various sectors, its potential to revolutionise cybersecurity is accompanied by new and unprecedented threats. We will explore the dark side of AI, revealing how malicious actors are harnessing its power to orchestrate sophisticated cyber attacks. Attendees will gain insights into the emerging trends in AI-driven cyber threats, understand the vulnerabilities that are being exploited, and learn proactive strategies to defend against this high-tech menace.
Zero Trust is a forward-thinking cybersecurity approach that abandons the outdated perimeter-based security mindset. It assumes that no user or device—inside or outside an organization’s network—should be trusted by default. As remote work, cloud adoption, and advanced cyber threats become the norm, Zero Trust delivers a resilient strategy for reducing risk, managing access, and validating identity at every step. Its guiding principle is simple: trust nothing, verify everything.
Quantum computing is no longer science fiction—it’s fast becoming a revolutionary technology with the potential to reshape industries, crack previously unsolvable problems, and drive innovation. But with great power comes great responsibility. While quantum computers promise breakthroughs in fields like medicine, finance, and artificial intelligence, they also pose existential risks to cybersecurity and could widen the digital divide. In this session, we will explore the promise and peril of quantum computing, and whether it will lead us to a brighter future or usher in unforeseen challenges. Is it the blessing we’ve been waiting for, or could it become a curse in disguise?
Quantum computing’s immense power can revolutionise sectors such as drug discovery, climate modelling, and artificial intelligence by solving complex problems that today’s supercomputers struggle with.
While quantum computers could improve cryptography and enhance security systems, they also threaten to break the encryption methods that protect global financial systems, military secrets, and personal data.
As quantum technology matures, the digital divide between countries and corporations may widen. Those who can harness its power will gain immense advantages, leaving others behind and potentially reshaping the geopolitical landscape.
Ransomware attacks have rapidly evolved into one of the most severe and pervasive cybersecurity threats, targeting businesses, governments, and individuals alike. The sophistication of these attacks has escalated, often resulting in catastrophic financial and operational impacts. The current state of ransomware, exploring recent high-profile cases, emerging trends, and the critical strategies needed to defend against this growing menace and business processes. How can this journey can and should be planned, which steps to take first and best practices in establishing a cybersecurity culture?
As more organisations migrate to cloud-based environments, they find themselves facing a new set of cybersecurity challenges. While the cloud promises scalability, flexibility, and cost savings, it also brings its own stormy skies. The biggest cybersecurity challenges cloud users face today: Cloud Compliance, Lack of Skills, Identity and Access Management (IAM), and Shadow IT. Join our experts as they discuss these pressing issues and provide actionable insights on how to secure your cloud journey and weather any cybersecurity storm that comes your way.
A major challenge many businesses face in cloud environments is the limited control and visibility over their systems and data. It’s essential to maintain full oversight of your cloud infrastructure to ensure data security and smooth operations. Without proper control and visibility, your organisation becomes vulnerable to data breaches, leaks, or even encryption attacks.
Thankfully, there are security solutions available to help mitigate these risks.
As we transition into the 5G era, the enhanced speed and widespread availability bring unprecedented opportunities but also broaden the attack surface for cyber threats. However, solutions are available to secure and monitor 5G network traffic, safeguarding against unauthorised access and data breaches.
Join our exclusive session on Supply Chain Attacks, tailored for professionals looking to deepen their knowledge of software supply chain vulnerabilities. Explore the complexities of these threats and learn strategies to protect your organisation from the risks posed by malicious actors. Gain valuable insights into identifying weaknesses within your supply chain and strengthening your defences to prevent breaches that could endanger critical systems and sensitive data. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise and secure your digital assets.
Are you ready for the next wave of ransomware attacks? Join us for an eye-opening session that uncovers the dark progression of triple extortion. Imagine this: hackers breach a system, unleashing ransomware, but they don’t stop there. Before encrypting the data and locking out the victim, they steal sensitive information. Then, they push the extortion further by threatening the victim’s business partners and associates with a data leak, aiming to extract even more money. In this session, you’ll gain the tools and insights to defend your organisation against this escalating threat and protect your critical data from malicious attacks.
As artificial intelligence transforms industries and powers innovation, it also opens the door to unforeseen threats. The same algorithms that drive progress can be weaponized for malicious purposes, making it essential for businesses and individuals to understand and address the risks. This presentation will highlight the growing dangers of AI-related threats, from data manipulation to deep fakes, and explore how to stay ahead of these evolving challenges.
In today’s digital landscape, phishing attacks are more common than ever, often disguised as legitimate communications. This presentation will unravel the mysteries behind these deceptive schemes, helping you spot the fakes and protect your valuable information. Join us for a deep dive into the world of phishing and learn how to defend yourself from these cunning cyber threats.
Is cybersecurity a cost center or a profit protector? For too long, security leaders have struggled to justify their budgets in terms boards and business leaders can understand. It’s time to shift the conversation. This session introduces Return on Mitigation (RoM), a framework designed to quantify the financial impact of mitigated breaches, enabling leaders to position cybersecurity as a critical investment that enables business priorities.
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Digital landscape, traditional security models are no longer sufficient to protect against sophisticated cyber threats. Enter Zero-Trust Security—a groundbreaking approach that operates on the principle of never trusting, always verifying. This presentation will explore how Zero-Trust can revolutionise your security strategy, providing a robust framework that anticipates and mitigates threats before they can compromise your systems.
This presentation will explore how emerging technologies are reshaping the security landscape, presenting both new opportunities and challenges. We’ll delve into the latest advancements, from AI-driven security measures to quantum encryption, and discuss their implications for safeguarding digital assets. Discover how these innovations are revolutionising the way we protect our information and what steps you can take to stay ahead of cyber threats.
In today’s interconnected economy, technology-driven supply chains enable the seamless flow of goods across borders. However, this reliance on digital systems also exposes these global networks to significant risks from cybercriminals and other malicious actors. To safeguard uninterrupted operations, implementing comprehensive, end-to-end security measures is no longer optional but essential.
The best way to adjust your Privileged Access Management (PAM) strategy for growth is to choose a modern PAM solution that scales with your organisation. You may face many challenges when adjusting your PAM strategy as your organisation grows, including more complex infrastructure, a higher number of login credentials to manage and increased security risks, so you need to have a flexible PAM solution. Attend this round table session to learn more about the challenges your organisation may face when adjusting its PAM strategy and why you should choose a PAM strategy that grows with you.
Learn how attackers exploit the digital footprint of business leaders and what can be done to mitigate these risks.
Synopsis: Europe's cyber threats have intensified in 2024, with sophisticated attacks targeting executives to breach enterprise networks. Social engineering, ransomware, and access broker markets pose significant dangers.
We will explore how to identify exposed information, understand potential exploitation methods, and implement effective mitigations. With limited resources and active dark web threats, organizations need strategic threat intelligence to defend against malicious actors in this rapidly evolving landscape.
Security leaders are expected to do it all—but where should CISOs really focus when it comes to Application Security? Join us for a high-impact session where we cut through the noise and break down what truly matters in AppSec. Discover strategic insights, actionable frameworks, and real-world approaches to making AppSec manageable—without the overwhelm.
As cyber threats grow increasingly sophisticated and stealthy, MDR has emerged as a preferred solution for organizations seeking 24x7 threat detection and incident response. However, not all MDR services are created equal; some fail to provide real, actionable outcomes and improvement.
This roundtable will explore the reality behind MDR offerings, what’s working, what’s marketing fluff, and how organizations can cut through the noise to find actual value. We’ll also explore how to evaluate MDR effectiveness, what is required from the customer, and what metrics matter when measuring success.
With real-world insights, peer experiences, and challenging questions on the table, this session will help you rethink how MDR fits into your broader security strategy.
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) came into full effect on January 17, 2025, ushering in a new era of stringent cybersecurity and operational resilience requirements for financial institutions and their technology providers operating in the EU. So now what?
Non-compliance isn’t just risky—it has real regulatory and business consequences, including mandatory contract termination for non-compliant ICT vendors.
But achieving DORA compliance across today’s sprawling, complex infrastructure is no small feat. From on-prem data centers to cloud-native environments and dynamic DevOps pipelines, financial organizations and ICT providers alike face an uphill battle: securing every access point, ensuring continuous monitoring, and maintaining productivity without compromise.
Today, security teams want to cover everything across their digital attack surface. But knowing what you’re exposing and what you should be scanning remains a challenge. You’re covering your core web apps, but if you were asked today, "What other apps should we be covering?" The answer is often, "I'm not sure." Why is that? Because always knowing the right targets to scan and why you should scan them is unlikely for any individual or even an entire security team. But does it have to be this way?
Join our table where we will tackle this challenge head-on with a hacker's mindset.
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Go Hack Yourself.
As digital ecosystems grow, fragmented B2B connections creates security gaps, compliance risks, and poor user experiences. Siloed solutions lack scalability, interoperability, and trust across partners and suppliers.
