Cybersecurity Unveiled – Why are we becoming more vulnerable and not more secure?

Today’s rapid development of the digital landscape underlines the need to have the capacity to manage cyber security in companies and organizations. It is crucial to adapt and strengthen defenses against a range of cyber threats. As our dependence on technology deepens, cybersecurity leaders must navigate a complex and ever-changing environment where cyberattacks can range from sophisticated state-sponsored intrusions to opportunistic malware.

Join us for an evening seminar on the topic “Cybersecurity — Why are we becoming more vulnerable and not more secure?” in Stockholm on 16 May 2024.

The event will feature David Jacoby, one of Sweden’s boldest hackers and IT security experts with over 25 years of experience in ethical hacking and numerous awards for his groundbreaking research in cybersecurity. Renowned for his bold approach, David has demonstrated his expertise on Swedish TV’s “Hackad,” where he and his team highlighted live hacks on national television. He also acted as an advisor to books such as David Lagercrantz’s sequel to The Millennium Trilogy.

Additionally, the event will host:

Valentin Zahnd, a Swiss cybersecurity expert with over fifteen years of experience in various domains, from offensive security engagements to building security management systems. Valentin’s unique ability to bridge the gap between technical aspects and business needs ensures that organizations are well-prepared for the challenges of today’s digital landscape.

Fredrik Börjesson is Security Strategist at Swedish Armed Forces and has over 25 years international experience in the IT industry with management roles covering Scandinavia, Europe, Australia and Asia Pacific. He has worked in private enterprises in the security space in technical, leadership and strategic roles since the middle of the 90s. He also acted as an expert recently in Sveriges Radios pod “Gräns”. Fredrik will bring to the agenda:

· Threat landscape and threat actors in the cyber security space
· Swedish government agencies cooperation through the National Cyber Security Centre
· A practical example on how private public cooperation results in stronger cyber security
· Joint Swedish government agencies advice on 11 key security measures to implement for increased security.

PROGRAMME

17:00 – 17:30 Registration
17:30 – 17:35 Welcome by Anne Brennwald, Managing Director Swiss Chamber of Commerce
17:35 – 19:00 Presentations, followed by Q&A
19:00 – 21:30 Networking and Apéro