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Swiss Cyber Security Days at Forum Fribourg on February 27 & 28, 2019

by Alp ICT

Cybersecurity is not guaranteed in many organizations, administrations and of course the private sector in Switzerland. The danger of cyber attacks is thus becoming an increasingly alarming global reality. On Wednesday February 27 and Thursday February 28, 2019, the Swiss Cyber Security Days (SCSD) will devote two days to this topical issue. The Forum Fribourg congress and exhibition center will host 80 exhibitors and some 50 internationally renowned speakers from Switzerland and abroad, presenting papers on cybersecurity policy, business and research.

This two-day event is not only a unique opportunity to understand the challenges of cybersecurity for business, government and defense, but above all to find solutions to protect against cyberthreats. The SCSD will also provide an opportunity to network with exhibitors, speakers and the 2000 or so visitors expected in Fribourg.

 

Speakers :

  • In addition to Eugene Kaspersky and Anton Shingarev of Kaspersky Lab, one of the world's fastest-growing IT security providers, leading Swiss companies such as Dreamlab Technologies AG in Berne, founded by Nicolas Mayencourt, present the latest innovations, threats and visions.
  • Swiss scientists such as Jean-Pierre Hubaux, David Basin, Marc K. Peter, Diego Kuonen and foreign scientists such as Cesar Cerrudo present the latest results of research and surveys.
  • Peter Fischer, Gérald Vernez and Yves Nicolet explain the strategies of the Swiss Confederation and the Swiss army in the context of cybersecurity, while Austrian Walter Unger provides an outside perspective.
  • Cyber-crime specialists such as Hans Ulrik Staehr and Mikko Hyppönen , and hackers trying to uncover security loopholes such as Charlie Miller, Chris Valasek and Moonbeom Park, provide information on the latest threats and show what is already possible.
  • Monique Morrow, president and co-founder of The Humanized Internet, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a digital identity to those most in need, was named one of the most important Global Women in Tech by Forbes magazine in December 2018.

 

Facts :

  • 50 presentations by internationally renowned speakers
  • 100 exhibitors and sponsors, including renowned companies such as Swisscom, Cisco, Trend Micro, Kudelsky, Samsung and IBM.

 

Expected visitors :

  • Cybersecurity and information technology professionals
  • Experts from large companies, SMEs and public authorities
  • SME managers, senior executives and IT managers
  • Federal, cantonal and municipal political decision-makers
  • Police and defense sector
  • Educational institutions, university teachers and students

 

Get a discount on your admission!

As a partner of the event, Alp ICT is pleased to offer you a discount on your admission ticket (CHF 380.- instead of CHF 450.-).

Click on "Association members", then select Alp ICT from the drop-down menu.

 

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