The enormous threat from cyberspace is a reflection of our weaknesses and the result of our failures. Education and awareness are part of the digital equation and key to success. Because cybersecurity is much more than an IT topic and can only be achieved through collaborative cooperation. This is where Swiss Cyber Security Days can offer a helping hand with building bridges and finding solutions.
Doris Fiala
President of Swiss Cyber Security Days
Swiss Cyber Security Days
Swiss Cyber Security Days (SCSD) is the leading Swiss dialogue and knowledge platform in the field of cyber security. SCSD bridges the knowledge gap between technology, research, politics, business, and the general public, providing insights into current and future threats, alongside innovative solutions to improve security.
Digitalization has turned the world into a global village, extending and multiplying our capabilities immensely. However, the foundation of digitalization, the cyber domain, is inadequately secured, while still connecting nations, people, and organizations billions of times over. Cyber permeates every aspect of our lives, 24/7, 365 days a year. Safeguarding our digital lives has, therefore, become one of the most urgent and complex challenges of our time.
SCSD brings together leading cyber security experts, as well as national and international leaders, under one roof. Through relevant dialogues, they present the framework conditions for digital maturity based on current research paradigms and global events.
The SCSD take this into account along the motto "Shaping Cyber Resilience" and offer a diverse range of top-class presentations, workshops, panel discussions as well as a large number of exhibitors from the security sector.
Viewpoints and perspectives
Technological progress and disruptive innovations go hand in hand and are among the greatest opportunities of our time. In order to direct development in the interests of society, it requires a dialogue across society. This is where the program of Swiss Cyber Security Days comes in: Building digitally literate societies is a collective task that can be achieved through collaboration between research, business, society, and politics – both nationally and internationally.
Nicolas Mayencourt
Program Director of Swiss Cyber Security Days