Main Hall
9:00 - 9:30
9:30 - 10:30
11:00 – 11:15
11:15 – 12:15
This fireside chat will bring together representatives
from Ukraine and its backers to discuss keylessons
learned from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine,
focusingon cybersecurity.
Panelists will explore how Ukraine has strengthened
its cyber resilience in response to ongoing threats
and discuss how countries not directly involved
in the conflict, but still impacted by its cyber fallout,
have adapted their security strategies.
12:15 – 13:15
13:15 – 14:30
In a rapidly evolving digital landscape where IoT
devices have become an integral part of our lives,
innovation and cybersecurity must go hand in hand.
To foster user trust as well as to ensure resilience
against evolving threats, embedding security
measures in products from design to deployment
is essential.
This panel brings together experts in cybersecurity
and regulatory affairs to provide a comprehensive
look at approaches to Security by Design across
different regions worldwide, such as the EU Cyber
Resilience Act, as well as insights into their practical
implementation.
Panelists will examine the challenges
and strategies for aligning product security measures
within these frameworks, considering the complexities
of cross-border compliance and possible impacts on
global markets.
15:00 – 16:00
Satellite systems are now an indispensable part of the everyday
function of society, among others navigation systems,
communication systems, agriculture, and military usage.
It is essential for the users either in Europe or anywhere else to be
prepared for the possible crisis. One way to ensure continuity
especially on the governmental and critical infrastructure level is
to support the use of the robust and encrypted satellite services.
For they consist of information systems and operate through
cyberspace, ensuring their cyber security is of paramount
importance. The increasing reliance on satellite networks
for military, financial, and civilian operations make them
high-value targets which is why their protection from cyber
threats ensures the continuity of critical infrastructure and
national security. Without robust cyber security measures,
satellites could become vulnerable to interferences leading
to dire consequences.
How can we improve cyber resilience of satellite systems
to better protect them from cyberattacks? How can
international collaboration improve such protection
of satellite systems?
16:00 – 17:00
A new era is unfolding in which data has become a powerful tool, often weaponized for strategic
gain. Data dominance is reshaping the landscape of global security and national sovereignty, with its importance in the geopolitical arena continually growing. The intensifying rivalry between the Westand China is fundamentally driven by technology — and by data itself. Once primarily a matter ofnational interest, data now influences of national security, business, global supply chains, and technological supremacy, forming the foundation of resilience and strategy for nation-states.
What challenges do nations face in gathering and leveraging data to enhance their military, technological edge, and strategic influence?
How does data inform national security today, and how will it shape the future? What tools does
the West have to defend against China’s large-scale programs in data collection, analytics, and AI?
And how can we counter nation-state and state-sponsored efforts to secure a technological advantage through data collection on critical assets and technologies?
