The ECCC, supported by the European Cyber Security COmmunity project (ECCO), which is led by ECSO, announces its new knowledge-sharing webinar focused on the European cybersecurity Market that will take place on 26 April 2024 at 09:30 – 10:30 CET.
This upcoming knowledge sharing session, spearheaded by the ECCO Community Group on Start-ups, scale-ups, and SMEs, promises an invaluable opportunity for the European cybersecurity community to delve into the intricacies of the European cybersecurity market.
The session will showcase the two distinguished cybersecurity founders, Patricia Shields (CEO of Cyber Cert Labs) and Luigi Lenguito (CEO & Founder of BforeAI) offering first-hand perspectives. These founders will discuss the challenges inherent to operating within the European cybersecurity landscape, providing invaluable insights for the policy-makers and other market stakeholders. Invited speakers will also present their successes underscoring the potential for further innovation and collaboration. This event serves as an exceptional forum for attendees to garner valuable insights and foster meaningful engagements within the founders of the European cybersecurity ecosystem.
Registration:
The virtual event will be held through Webex.
Register here to attend: https://europeancybersecurityorganisation-mzu.my.webex.com/weblink/register/r100973cb256f8ca9b2f86f6a76bd952c
We invite you to visit the official event page on the ECCC’s website HERE.
Agenda:
- Introduction (5 min)
- Keynote presentation by Patricia Shields, CEO of Cyber Cert Labs (20 min)
- Keynote presentation by Luigi Lenguito, CEO & Founder of BforeAI (20 min)
- Open Q&A and discussion (15 min)
Do not miss out on the opportunity to be a part of an essential discussion on the European cybersecurity market. We look forward to your active participation and contribution to strengthening Europe’s cybersecurity landscape.
The ECCO project, in collaboration with the European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) and the main coordinators of the four Pilot projects on Competence Centres (UniBwM and TIS for CONCORDIA; RHEA for ECHO; UMU and Goethe Uni for CYBERSEC4EUROPE; CEA, CNR and Fraunhofer for SPARTA), has established a Community Group on Start-ups, Scale-ups, and SMEs.
