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THE QUEST FOR CYBER TRUST KRAKOW 8-9.10.2018 HOLISTIC AND INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO CYBERSECURITY

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T H E Q U E S T F O R C Y B E R T R U S TKRAKOW 8-9.10.2018

HOLISTIC AND INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO CYBERSECURITY

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CYBERSEC

CYBERSEC is an annual public policy conference dedicated to the strategic challenges of cybersecurity, launched in 2015, a unique in Central and Eastern Europe and one of the top five cybersecurity events in Europe. Our mission is to build the foundations of mutual trust and translate challenges into new opportunities for a better tomorrow.

BECAUSE JOINT REFLECTION, DISCUSSIONS

AND ACTIVITIES TO SECURE DIGITAL FUTURE MATTER

THE QUEST FOR CYBER TRUST

With cyber disruption on the rise, the world is inevitably facing the emergence of new security challenges. They require responsible leadership to advance strategic actions and collaborative efforts of all stakeholders. A further development of our societies and economies will largely depend on whether we can make cyberspace truly secure. Strong confidence in digital public and commercial services is instrumental to build a trustworthy cyberspace.

Meanwhile, current trends are alarming. More and more state actors are developing their offensive capabilities to disrupt information systems of their adversaries, as well as using digital media to wage information warfare, which increasingly puts the foundations of democracy in jeopardy. Furthermore, the likelihood of terrorist activities in cyberspace and increasing cybercrime which generates enormous losses for the global economy complement this rather grim picture. The EU is strengthening its strategic autonomy. However, to build cybersecurity in Europe it is necessary to maintain close transatlantic relations and enhance regional cooperation. Governments create strategies, policies, standards and rules for cybersecurity, but they cannot forget that their implementation hinges upon close and trust-based cooperation with private sector. And finally, all actors must act with the welfare of every citizen in mind.

THE TIME HAS COME FOR GOVERNMENTS TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY

FOR BUILDING TRUST IN THE DIGITAL WORLD

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FOR THESE TWO

DAYS TO SHARE

KNOWLEDGE AND

THOUGHTS WITH

THE WORLD’S

TOP EXPERTS AND

POLICY-MAKERS!

ONCE A YEAR, THE

MESMERIZING CITY

OF KRAKOW BECOMES THE

EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR

STRATEGIC DISCUSSIONS

ON CYBERSECURITY, A PLACE

OF INSPIRING DEBATES,

PRESENTATIONS AND

INFORMAL CONVERSATIONS.

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The world’s top-class experts will enhance out-of-the-box thinking and make each CYBERSEC even more innovative. They will guarantee the highest quality of the conference programme and resultant post-conference recommendations.

There is no other conference that has such a diverse, international and highly qualified Committee, connecting both the public and the private sector.

CYBERSEC PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

top-class experts

Representingcountries

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CYBERSEC STEP BY STEP

TARGET THE PREPARATORY PHASE

THINK & TALK CONFERENCE

the current opportunities and challenges of cyberspace are defined by the CYBERSEC Programme Committee

the identified problems are widely discussed and solutions are recommended

by CYBERSEC participants

ACTPOST-CONFERENCE PHASE

ADVANCE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE

the most actionable recommendations are published and task forces are set up to promote and execute recommended solutions as well as monitor the implementation of proposed changes

key decision-makers in Brussels and Washington embrace recommendations during special

editions of CYBERSEC

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CYBERSECis one of the

cybersecurity conferencesin Europe

TOP 5

according toInfosec Conferences

EUROPEAN CYBERSECURITY FORUM – CYBERSEC 8-9.10.20188-9.10. 2019

CYBERSEC EXPO 17-18 JANUARY 2019

CYBERSECLEADERS’ FORESIGHTFEBRUARY 2019CYBERSEC

LEADERS’ FORESIGHTDECEMBER 2018

WASHINGTON

BRUSSELSKRAKOW

WARSAW

TO ADVANCE

CYBERSECURITY

AROUND

THE WORLD

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CYBERSEC

– A FRAMEWORK

TO DISCUSS,

DEVELOP & ADVOCATE

THE DIGITAL 3 SEAS

INITIATIVE

The Three Seas comprises 12 EU countries and 114 million of citizens dwelling upon the territory accounting for over 28 percent of the EU and generating GDP worth USD 1.6 trillion. The ever-changing global security architecture renders the region increasingly vital for actors as varied as the U.S., Great Britain, China or Russia.

Upgrading the Three Seas Initiative by adding the digital and cybersecurity dimension to already existing ones: transportation and energy, may have geopolitical and geoeconomic consequences far beyond the CEE borders. Development of digital infrastructure in the face of 5G era, joint investments in state-of-the-art technologies such as IoT, blockchain and AI, deepen strategic and tactical cooperation to tackle cyberthreats and disinformation are in the core areas of the Digital 3 Seas Initiative.

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FOUR THEMATIC STREAMS THOUGHT-PROVOKING SUBJECTS

CYBERSEC AGENDA WITH ITS HOLISTIC AND INNOVATIVE APPROACH REFLECTS

THE MOST UP-TO-DATE CHALLENGES OF THE DIGITAL WORLD AND TAKES INTO

ACCOUNT THE STANDPOINT OF MANY DIFFERENT MILIEUS AND SECTORS

STATE STREAM

DEFENCE STREAM

Advancing trust-based multi-stakeholder collaborative agenda, crafting and upgrading strategies, policies, rules and norms for cybersecurity.

Strengthening trust-based collaboration, sharing cyber offensive tools and building the necessary competencies for effective cyberdefence.

SELECTED TOPICS:

SELECTED TOPICS:

• Digital 3 Seas – new dimension of cooperation in the area of cybersecurity

• Software vulnerability disclosure – an out-of-the-box tactic for cybersecurity

• Cyberautonomy of Europe – strong points and blind spots

• Attribution as a foundation of cybersecurity

• The future cybersecurity architecture

• Active cyberdefence

• NATO’s offensive use of cyber weapons – the biggest policy shift in years?

• Cyber electromagnetic activities

• Following different paths, sharing the same goal – NATO-EU cooperation on cybersecurity

• IoT on the battlefield

FUTURE STREAM

BUSINESS STREAM

Identifying trends, opportunities and challenges of a technology-driven future and promote cyber innovation in order to foster an open and friendly information society.

Promoting a trust-based and cross-sectoral public-private partnership for ensuring cybersecurity and analysing key market trends and demands for cyber products and services.

SELECTED TOPICS:

SELECTED TOPICS:

• Blockchain – technology that helps build trust to the financial sector?

• The Next Generation Internet in the EU – key initiatives and next steps

• Cybersecurity in quantum era

• Cybercrimes of the future

• 5G and cybersecurity

• Personal data protection in the digital world

• The role of cloud computing in building cyber threat resilience

• The Internet of Things and critical infrastructure – need for trust

• Opportunities and pitfalls of autonomous vehicles

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INNOVATION AGENDA

SECURITY

THROUGH INNOVATION

INNOVATION

HYDE PARK

CYBERSEC is a unique platform for presenting innovative products and services created by cybersecurity startups. The Forum is the only event in the region during which you can meet dozens of startups from CEE, global VC and CVC investors, cybersecurity hubs and B2B partners interested in the deployment of innovative technologies together in one place.

As we are rapidly moving towards a technology-driven future, our formula has been expanded to include Innovation Hyde Park, a new format that is going to facilitate the exchange of ideas and allow ICT companies to present their products and solutions in an informal, ‛coffee break’ atmosphere.

POWERED BY

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CONFERENCE PARTICIPANT PROFILES

CYBERSEC IS A PLATFORM FOR

INTERNATIONAL AND CROSS-SECTORAL

DIALOGUE BETWEEN GOVERNMENTS,

BUSINESS, EXPERTS AND CYBERSECURITY

LEADERS, PREDOMINANTLY FROM THE

MEMBER STATES OF THE EU AND NATO:

• High-level representatives of international organisations, government administration, and non-governmental organisations

• Local and national government officials

• Representatives of law enforcement and intelligence agencies

• Military officers

• Experts and scientists

• Lawyers and legal advisers

• Presidents, vice-presidents and board members

• Chief Executive Officers, Chief Information Officers, Chief Technology Officers, Chief Security Officers, and Chief Risk Officers Managers, advisers and consultants

• Directors of regulatory affairs and government affairs

• Lobbyists

• Journalists

REPRESENTED SECTORS:• Information and telecommunications (ICT)

• Finance and insurance

• Business services (including suppliers of cybersecurity and products)

• Security and defence

• Public utilities

• Electricity

• Mining and petroleum

• Transport

• Electromechanical engineering

• Chemical

• Healthcare

~1000Participants

15%Academy

& NGO

50%PrivateSector

C-level - 25%

Directors - 33% Managers - 17%

Others - 25%

30% Foreign Participants 35%Public Administration& Uniformed Services

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MORE REASONS TO BE A PART OF THE CYBERSEC COMMUNITY

Michael Chertoff – Co-founder and Executive Chairman of the Chertoff Group; Former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security

Almost twice as many people came this year as last year. There is a fascinating range of topics, everybody here is engaged with the wide variety of challenges that cybersecurity issues present for Europe and the globe in general.

Melissa Hathaway – President of Hathaway Global Strategies, LLC; Former Cybersecurity Advisor in Bush and Obama administrations; Expert of the Kosciuszko Institute

I come here because not only do I think that my voice can have impact, but many of the voices that have come to assemble in unison can actually start to convince our governments, that we have something to do and should do with cybersecurity.

Ambassador Marina Kaljurand – Chair of the Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace; Former Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs

You are doing a terrific job! Organization is perfect! I would say one of the best in Europe. Participants are good, speakers are good, so what can I say? Keep on working!

Sir Julian King – European Commissioner for Security Union

Building an international understanding across Europe, but also beyond Europe about how we are going to meet these threats is very, very important.

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CYBERSEC WITH A CUP OF COFFEE AND A GLASS OF WINE

CYBERSEC duly appreciates the strength of interpersonal relationships. Providing ample networking opportunities and B2B zones, the conference helps forge new business relationships between the forum participants.

Informal evening meetings accompanying CYBERSEC are an ideal opportunity to build relationships and casually exchange views in the enchanting atmosphere of the royal city of Krakow.

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CYBERSEC PARTNERS

THEY TRUSTED US:

• Alior Bank

• Asseco

• BAE Systems

• Bank Pekao

• Cisco

• Comarch

• CyberHUB

• Deloitte

• ECSO

• Enea

• Exatel

• EY

• FireEye

• Google

• HP

• IBM

• KGHM

• Microsoft

• Orlen

• Palo Alto Networks

• PERN

• PGNiG

• PKO Bank Polski

• PGZ

• PKP Cargo

• PwC

• PZU

• Raytheon

• SANS Institute

• SAP

• Siemens

• Tauron PE

• Thales

• T-Mobile

• Verint

• Vodafone

EUROPEAN

AWARD

Once a year during CYBERSEC, the Programme Committee will reward one person for their exceptional efforts for the cybersecurity sector with a special prize – European Cybersecurity Award.

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>220Individual companiesrepresented

>100Partners

>100KTwitterImpressions

4ThematicStreams

EUR AdvertisingValue Equivalent

>150Speakers

>90AccreditedJournalists

2Days of ThoughtProvoking Debates

1,2 MLN

>600Articlesabout CYBERSEC

1Emerging PublicPolicy Challenge

CYBERSEC 2017

IN NUMBERS

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ORGANISER:The Kosciuszko Institute Association

ul. Feldmana 4/9-1031-130 Kraków

Tel./Fax: +48 12 632 97 24www.cybersecforum.eu

E-mail: [email protected]

President of the CYBERSEC Organising Committee:

Izabela AlbrychtCYBERSEC Programme Director:

Joanna Świątkowska

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