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Cyber Intelligence Europe, Brussels, Belgium, 17 – 19 th
th
September

Cyber Security is an ever growing topic that many European Government Departments are
taking seriously, by investing heavily in securing their critical infrastructure and sensitive
information. There is now a greater need for European Governments to take cyber security
more seriously and to have the correct security/intelligence in place before they are attacked.

Many Governments are looking to co-operate with the private sector to help them secure their
infrastructure and cyberspace as many government/military computer systems are becoming
integrated and layered making it significantly harder to secure from a cyber-attack. This event
will provide you with an overview of Government cyber security strategies and challenges,
providing a great opportunity to develop and learn more about how the public sector maintain
and manage their ever growing computer systems. Join us at our inaugural Cyber Intelligence
Europe event to hear in-depth and knowledgeable presentations from the public and private
sector on cyber security issues and trends from their perspective countries.

Speakers include:

 Major General Roar Sundseth, Chief Information Officer and Commanding General of Cyber Defence,
Norwegian Armed Forces
 Suleyman Anil, Head of Cyber Defence, NATO *
 Troels Oerting, Head of European Cybercrime Centre (EC3), EUROPOL
 Guiseppe Abbamonte, Head of Unit, Trust and Security, DG-CONNECT, European Commission
 Dr. Udo Helmbrucht, Executive Director, European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA)
*
 Omar Sherin, Director, Critical Infrastructure, Qatar Computer Emergency Response Team (Q-CERT)
 Senior Inspector Ljuban Petrovic, Cyber Crime Investigator, Service for Combating Organized Crime,
Cyber Crime Department, Ministry of Interior, Serbia
 Samir Mukhtarzadeh, Senior Detective Officer, Cybercrime Unit, Ministry of National Security, Republic
of Azerbaijan
 Francesca Bosco, Project Officer, United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute
(UNICRI)

Don’t miss out on the chance to hear from a wide international perspective on topical sessions
on European Cyber Security Strategies & Policies, Cyber Law, Emerging Cyber Threats,
Combating Cybercrime and International cooperation and collaboration.

If you are interested in participating at please contact [email protected]

 Listen to the key European players in the cyber security industry
 Opportunity to network with 150+ delegates from across the globe
 Discuss the latest cyber security challenges and emerging threats
 Analyse the latest solutions to stop cyber terrorism with esteemed government personnel
 Take the time to visit the vibrant exhibition to learn the industry solutions to cyber security
 Don’t miss the chance to be networking with senior cyber experts for a full 3 day event

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