Digital Deep Dive | Securing cyberspace: Can we achieve a global security symphony?

26 Nov 2024
15:00 – 16:30 CEST
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Securing cyberspace: Can we achieve a global security symphony?

26th Nov 2024, 15:00 – 16:30 CEST, online

Securing cyberspace: Can we achieve a global security symphony?

Cyber threats know no borders. Yet, we are faced with a fragmented patchwork of regulations—leaving critical infrastructure exposed while global cooperation is tiptoeing. As these threats grow more complex, the call for unified international cybersecurity standards is louder than ever. In today’s interconnected world, we need to join forces to fend off increasingly advanced attacks. 

But can we really bring cybersecurity regulations into harmony and achieve a global security symphony? 

Join our webinar as top policymakers and industry experts discuss the urgent need for global regulatory alignment in cyberspace. We’ll dive into the possibilities for international collaboration and explore what’s required to safeguard our digital future. 

Key questions we’ll cover: 

  • How does fragmented regulation weaken global cybersecurity? 
  • What are the biggest roadblocks to regulatory alignment? 
  • How might emerging technologies like quantum computing transform cybersecurity strategies? 

      Agenda and speakers will follow.  

      For more information, please contact
      Rita Jonušaitė
      Senior Manager for Cybersecurity & Cloud
      Samia Fitouri
      Senior Communications Manager
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