CyberTrust 2024
Cybersecurity Congress
Wrocław
The only cyber conference that is organized by the University and brings together public institutions, science and business
7 - 8 October 2024
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7 - 8 October 2024
Wrocław University of Science and Technology
Congress Centre of the Wrocław University of Science and Technology
Address: Janiszewskiego 8
50-372 Wrocław
If you are passionate about cyber security and want to share your knowledge and experience, now is the time!
Submit your abstract and become part of our expert speaker line-up. Together, we can shape the future of cyber security. Don’t miss this opportunity – submit your topic now!
Find out about advanced techniques and tools used in cyber-attacks, state strategies in cyberspace and effective defense strategies. Learn more about the latest methods of criminal organizations targeting individuals but also against entire organizations.
Find out how the implementation of EU Directive NIS2 will affect operations in your organization. Learn about good cybersecurity management practices used at government, local government levels across sectors and organizations Find out how you can adapt good practices in your organization.
How new technologies can improve our safety, the security of our data and make our lives easier. How technologies can also help those who keep us safe, the organizations in which we operate, the cities and communities in which we live.
Are new technologies more of a weapon in the hands of attackers or a shield and defensive weapon. What are the meta-trends of change in Cyber Security technologies. Will quantum technologies be a black swan for Cyber Security. How cloud solutions are changing the approach to Cyber Security. What is happening in the area of authentication and identity proofing. Whether AI is a more offensive or defensive technology and how it is changing the approach to Cyber Security. You will learn all this in this thematic group.
Within this subject area, it is not technologies but humans that become the focus of our attention.Within this thematic grouping, we will look at how technologies affect our mental health, whether technologies overwhelm us, how to implement changes related to cyber security technologies. How people can keep up with the changes.How local authorities can support their communities.
And in addition, if you are interested in how you can develop your CyberSecurity competencies, what certifications are for you, what is the competency map and development path in the CyberSecurity industry, then we have created this thematic group just for you.
In this thematic group, we take a specific well-known problem to court. By use case we mean – something well documented, both something we have dealt with and something we have not quite dealt with. The problem may be related to a specific industry or relate to several industries, but not yet.
PowerShell, Platforms, Attack Scenarios Simulations and anything else experts and digital security fascinators can think of.
In this thematic group, we dredge up code, touch the heart of problems, play with tools and technologies, all under the guidance of experienced experts.
If you want to go deeper and see the details of the different techniques, competences, tools, then this is the path created for you.
The Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2) is a key element of the EU's cyber security strategy to strengthen the digital resilience of Member States. The new directive, which replaces NIS, introduces more stringent requirements for risk management, incident reporting and increased international cooperation on cyber security. Topics at the CyberTrust 2024 Congress will focus on the practical aspects of implementing NIS2 in different sectors of the economy, the challenges of its implementation and the future directions of cyber security regulation. Participants will be exposed to best practices and case studies from different countries, which will allow for a better understanding of the impact of NIS2 on the global cyber security landscape and planning for the way forward.
Trusted artificial intelligence (AI) systems are a key element in the evolution of modern technology. In the context of cyber security, trust in AI refers to its ability to operate in a predictable, secure and transparent manner. Topics include methods for ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of data processed by AI systems, as well as mechanisms for verifying and validating AI models that minimise the risk of errors and abuse. Discussions at the CyberTrust 2024 Congress will focus on techniques for building and implementing trusted AI models, industry standards and regulations to safeguard users and organisations from AI threats. The role of auditing and certification of AI systems in the context of building public trust in these technologies will also be highlighted.
Office of Electronic Communications
EY Global Delivery Services (GDS) provides services to EY worldwide. It is an ever-growing, integrated network of centers that provides innovative, scalable and tailor-made business services to EY member companies.
EY GDS provides services in many areas, and the diversity of projects and facilities creates a dynamic, multicultural and inclusive work environment in which “talent, energy and innovation” are the three core values of employees.
EY GDS offices in Poland are located in Wroclaw and Warsaw. They work with eight countries –Argentina, Mexico, India, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Hungary, Spain and the UK – and with teams from all EY service lines, geographies and sectors, playing a vital role in the implementation of EY’s growth strategy.
As part of the congress, participants will be able to gain 12 CPE Hours (CPE Hours)
Details are in ISACA’s continuous improvement policy [pdf]
Honorary Patronage of the Marshal of the Lower Silesian Voivodship
Cezary Przybylski
Honorary Patronage of the Mayor of the City of Wrocław
Jacek Sutryk
Honorary Patronage of the Head of the Council of the Western Chamber of Commerce – Employers and Entrepreneurs
Marek Pasztetnik
Honorary Patronage of the Rector of Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
Prof. Arkadiusz Wójs
EY Global Delivery Services (GDS) is part of the global EY organisation. It is a continuously growing network of business service centres that provides innovative and customised service to EY member firms.
EY GDS significantly contributes to the high quality of EY’s services by combining the skills of highly qualified professionals and the ability to use state-of-the-art technology. EY GDS has offices in ten countries, including Argentina, China, Poland, Hungary, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Mexico, Spain, India and the UK. It works with teams across all EY service lines, geographies and sectors to build a better functioning world, helping the EY organisation and its clients operate flexibly and efficiently.
SoftServe is more than just technology and ideas – we are the place where talented and ambitious people can develop their passion! We operate at the cutting edge of technology, exploring, transforming, accelerating, and optimizing the way large enterprises and software companies do business. We specialize in software development and consultancy in the field of Big Data, IoT, Cloud, DevOps, e-commerce, IT security and experience design.
Omnilogy ensures the security, performance and reliability of IT systems.
We help clients build, test and continuously improve the integrity of the
technological and operational integrity of their organisations.
We operate in the areas of cybersecurity, monitoring, observability, testing, auditing – creating and implementing strategies, delivering and implementing market-leading solutions in the area of DevSecOps and SRE (Site Reliability Engineering).
We specialise in building observability for hybrid environments combining the legacy world with the private and public cloud world. We detect anomalies based on logs, traces, metrics and Kubernetes events. We analyse these using artificial intelligence to automatically improve the efficiency and availability of applications and infrastructure.
Omnilogy represents suppliers of advanced products in the area of
observability and security such as Dynatrace, Snyk (security management in the ecosystem of DevOps) and Keysight (network security management).
Mediarecovery is a leader in computer forensics in Poland. A trustworthy and discreet partner, an expert with many years of experience.
We have been developing computer forensics in Poland for less than 20 years. We help our clients solve even the most complex cases, win against crime and fraud and get to the truth. Thanks to extensive business partnerships, we provide tools from the largest manufacturers of modern IT forensics technologies and ensure their proper implementation. We constantly improve our own competences, observe trends and share our knowledge with our clients.
We also offer a range of services, including incident response, computer forensics services, industry training and a service to design and build specialised laboratories. We approach our work with passion. In our business relationships, we focus on expertise and discretion so that our clients feel safe in working with us.
The Confederation of Leviathan is a business organization. Through its activities, companies influence the shape of the law, engage in dialogue with the administration and receive tools for business development. It represents its members in Poland and the EU. It has a permanent representation in Brussels and is a member of BusinessEurope, Europe’s largest business organization. It is a member of the international organization Business at OECD. It brings together some 4,100 companies employing more than one million people.
Wroclaw Agglomeration Development Agency (ARAW) is a non-profit company established in 2006 by the city of Wroclaw and surrounding communes. The mission of ARAW is to promote the region, support its economic development and attract foreign investments. The Invest in Wroclaw team is a group of experienced professionals within ARAW structures who cooperate with business entities delivering top quality services and investment facilitation.
SoDA (Software Development Association Poland) is an association of Polish technology companies, active since 2018. It currently brings together more than 200 companies with Polish and foreign capital, operating across the country and employing more than 55,000 people.
By conducting research and analysis, as well as organising training, webinars and networking meetings, it develops cooperation and knowledge exchange between member companies and promotes Poland as a leading global market in the field of software development and IT services.
White Hats is a research circle that has been active since 2018, in which we jointly learn about aspects of cyber security, significantly beyond the curriculum. Not only do we want to spread the word about how to be safe online, but we are also jointly gaining specific skills that are desirable on the IT security career field.
Panel discussions
& Plenary lectures
Workshop
Thematic paths
Join us for a fascinating strategy game on cyber security that will take place during our Congress.
During the simulation, participants will face a variety of attacks in an attempt to defend the country’s infrastructure from attacks by a military organisation. The starting point will be an attempt to take over users’ identities, and players will have to confront an exponentially growing number of accounts and hacking attacks. This is a real challenge, as the game scenarios are based on authentic attacks that have brought real threats.
Join us and develop your cyber security skills!
Congress Centre
of the Wrocław University of Science and Technology
