PROGRAM
Digital Trust,
The New Era
In a digital world reshaped by geopolitical tensions, the rise of cyber threats, the accelerated transformation of digital practices, and the profound technological disruptions brought by artificial intelligence and quantum computing, digital trust is emerging as the cornerstone of a new strategic balance.
In the face of today’s many global uncertainties, strategic autonomy is no longer optional — it has become a condition for resilience, competitiveness, and sovereignty for both nations and public or private organizations. How can we collectively build this trust, strengthen the resilience of our businesses and institutions, reduce our dependencies, and turn cybersecurity into a driver of competitiveness for our companies and regions ?
MAIN STAGE
A space for strategic discussions, this stage brings together the highest institutional representatives and key decision-makers in the sector to debate the major challenges of cybersecurity and the digital realm.
THREATS
This stage focuses on the complex landscape of cyberattacks. From fraud and ransomware to targeted espionage and sophisticated supply chain attacks, it delves into the vulnerabilities that weaken our digital environments and the strategies attackers use to exploit them.
INFOSEC
- This stage explores the foundations of digital security, highlighting the latest advancements in strategic and operational cybersecurity, data protection, the challenges of securing cloud environments, and of course, the revolution triggered by AI and the emergence of quantum technologies.
Operational Technology (OT)
The OT (Operational Technology) stage is dedicated to the cybersecurity of industrial systems, critical infrastructures, and embedded technological environments. It explores the specific challenges related to OT, ICS/SCADA, and cyber-physical systems, which often face legacy constraints, availability requirements, and interoperability issues.
TRANSPORTATION
From space to sea, this stage explores the cybersecurity of intelligent mobility: aeronautics, maritime, rail, and terrestrial. It examines the means of building robust digital security for increasingly connected, autonomous, and interoperable systems.
in the districts
The program is progressively enriched leading up to the event with sessions and demonstrations offered by our partners and contributors.