Cybersecurity Made in Belgium
For the past 20 years, we have been investing in cybersecurity. Since the establishment of the EU Agency for Cybersecurity in 2004 and the implementation of various cyber strategies, we have focused on information sharing, collaboration, resilience, and capacity building, among other initiatives. However, can we claim victory in this battle? Unfortunately, not really. Cybercrime rates are increasing by 30 to 40% annually, and projections indicate a continuation of this growth trend. Belgium has devised an Active Cyber Protection strategy with five pillars that may alter this trajectory in the years to come.
Miguel De Bruycker, the head of the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium, received praise for winning the 2023 Cyber Security Personality Award. His forward-thinking leadership and innovative projects have elevated Belgium’s position in cybersecurity, highlighting a major achievement in acknowledgment of his outstanding contributions to the field.
Christiaan Beek
sr. dir. Threat Analytics
License to Hack: Nation-State Warfare in the AI Age
Kristof Verslype
Cryptographer Smals
Resilience against quantum (and other) threats with crypto agility
Freddy Dezeure
CEO Freddy Dezeure BV
Train or blame your Board?
Sebastien Deleersnyder
CTO Toreon
CRA Compliance with OWASP: A Practical Roadmap
Selma Turki
Technology & Innovation Neuropower World
The Cybersecurity Imperative in Digital Transformation and Automation
Anouk van Brug
MEP for VVD and cybersecurity specialist
Matthieu Demenois
Head of Education and Training NATO
Locked Shields: united in cyber resilience
Despina Spanou
Head of Cabinet @ European Commission
Jeremy Rollison
Microsoft EU Policy Manager
Davy de Mits & Stijn van Hoof
Max Schrems
Activist, lawyer, and author
Jan-Pieter d’Anvers
Post-doctoral researcher in the COSIC research group at KU Leuven