Program
26. März 2025
08:45 - 09:15
The impact of AI-driven attack vectors
How Cybercriminals use AI Tools for crafting attacks. Deepfakes. New Attack vectors.
Romano Ramanti, Zürcher Kantonalbank
09:15 - 09:45
Nis 2.0 Easy to Install in 2 Months
Low cost solution. No Power Point. Real Life Story.
Michael Dörr, NextPharma
09:45 - 10:15
Clearing Europe’s Regulatory Forest: A Swiss Way to Turn TPRM Into a Walk in the Park
TPRM in the context of EU and Swiss laws and regulations. Third party risks as largest identified risks in all implemented NIS-2, ISMS and BCM projects. How to get on... Read More
Alexis Hirschhorn, Supplier Shield
10:15 - 11:00
Coffee break & Networking talks
11:00 - 11:30
Geopolitics in cybersecurity – Safeguarding national sovereignty in the digital era
Understanding national sovereignty in cyberspace. Global threat landscape and geopolitical tensions. Strategies for strengthening sovereign cybersecurity systems. International cooperation vs. sovereign control.
Pietro Vassalli, Gruppo Sicurezza SA
11:30 - 12:00
AI’s Achilles’ Heel: Unveiling Vulnerabilities in Artificial Intelligence
How can subtle manipulation of training data introduce hidden vulnerabilities allowing attackers to control AI behavior? How can inputs be crafted to exploit AI weaknesses and trigger misclassifications? How can... Read More
Andra-Irina Vasile, SIX
12:00 - 12:30
Latest Regulatory and Compliance Trends and why that is critical
Regulatory approaches, such as NIS-2 and DORA in the EU, as well as a brief overview of relevant UK and US regulation. Which industries and companies are in scope? Implementation... Read More
Alexander Sagawe, UBS
12:30 - 13:30
Lunch break
13:30 - 14:00
Balancing Security, Compliance, and Productivity in AI Implementation
Organizations can harness AI’s potential without compromising security and compliance. Organizations need an effective risk management process and a focus on a secure, compliant, and productive AI implementation approach. Practical... Read More
Jakub Bryl, Tenthpin
14:00 - 14:30
Strategic and Economic Impacts of Cybersecurity for the Company
Why “more secure” does not mean “more cost” Lowering risks with smart platform decisions Advocating fundamental changes
Petri Ala-Annala, Nobia
14:30 - 15:00
Social Engineering in the Age of AI – Pitfalls and Effective Risk Mitigating Training
Misconceptions about users increase cybersecurity risks. Poor communication and usability create barriers to secure practices. Overly rigid security measures drive policy violations. Punitive approaches foster resentment and weaken compliance. User-centered... Read More
Cornelia Puhze, Switch
15:00 - 15:45
COFFEE BREAK & NETWORKING TALKS
15:45 - 16:15
Strategic Impacts of Cybersecurity: Fostering Innovation, Minimizing Risks, Gaining Competitive Edge
Risk-oriented cyber strategy: Defining goals and implementing them with hands-on mentality. Opportunity-based mindset: Identifying risks, but also opportunities to explore. Establishing a security culture in the company. Fostering innovation, compliance... Read More
Mirko Helbling, RUAG
16:15 - 16:45
Architectural Resilience: Cybersecurity Strategies for AI-Driven Threats in a Cloud-First Era
Transitioning from static defense to intelligent, self-adapting cybersecurity systems. Integrating Zero Trust principles to enhance security frameworks. Leveraging AI-driven threat intelligence to proactively counter emerging threats. Building strategic resilience models... Read More
Marcelo Sousa Ancelmo, KPMG Switzerland