Organized by SNS-OPS, ECSO, NetworldEurope and hosted by INRIA.
In a pioneering initiative, the 6Gsec Common Path and Cardinal Points Conference brought together the European cybersecurity and smart networks and services (SNS) community. The day was filled with discussions about the evolving policy and threat landscape, the research and innovation agenda, and cutting-edge technology and collaboration perspectives in the security field. The event brought together experts and enthusiasts to delve into the future of cybersecurity in the 6G era.
“6Gsec (CP)²” was held on January 23, 2024 at Campus Cyber in Paris, France. The event was organized by Emmanuel Dotaro (Thales) and Roberto Cascella (European Cybersecurity Organization, ECSO). Researchers, practitioners, and policy makers from both the cyber and 6G communities We will come together to share insights on how to secure 6G networks and services.
The program consists of the keynote speech “Future SNS network”, Thomas Orazio (France 6G) presented an overview of the package of actions and initiatives envisioned by the French government to tackle social media security.
Matteo Mohr from the European Cybersecurity Agency (ESCO) then gave a comprehensive presentation on the current policy situation. When the audience dives into that complex world, Cyber security policyThe mall set the stage for the rich discussion that followed.
The event moved into the strategic area with Fabio Martinelli, Chair of ECSO’s Working Group 6, and Rui Aguar, Chair of Networld Europe. Their insights on the Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda, both updated during this year, illuminated the way forward and highlighted the need for collaborative efforts to address emerging cybersecurity challenges. .
Mr. Apostolos Malatras, Team Leader European Union Cybersecurity Agency (ENISA) took to the stage to analyze the evolving threat landscape and provide valuable insights into current and emerging cybersecurity threats.
Technical discussion group bringing together European experts
The afternoon session brought together European experts in a roundtable format to facilitate in-depth technical discussions. Each segment demonstrated depth of knowledge and diverse perspectives. European Cybersecurity Community.
The first technical discussion focused on security architecture and deployment in 6G. Antonio Skarmeta (University of Murcia), Daniel Kofman (Telecom-Paris IMT) and Shahid Raza (RISE) led a fascinating exploration of cybersecurity challenges and solutions in the context of his evolving 6G environment.
The second segment focused on the intersection of secure and emerging artificial intelligence. 6G technology. Madhusanka Liyanage (University of Dublin), Christos Xenakis (University of Piraeus), and Gür Gürkan (ZHAW) shared their expertise on ensuring the security of AI in the context of next-generation wireless technologies.
Eva Fogelstrom (Security Research Ericsson), Samuel Dubus (NOKIA Bell Lab), along with Madhusanka Liyanage and Christos Xenakis. Application of cryptographic-based technology in 6G. Their insights provided a roadmap for incorporating encryption strategies to strengthen the security of 6G networks.
Eva Fogelstrom, Hervé Debar (PEPR), and Shahid Raza concluded the technical discussion by highlighting the imperative of sharing security knowledge and effective deployment strategies. Their insights revealed the collaborative efforts needed to strengthen. Cyber security measures.
The event ended with a positive session. ”Paving the way for a common roadmap that involves both communities” featured Pavlos Fournogerakis (Smart Networks and Services SNS-JU), Miguel Gonzalez-Sancho (DG-CNECT, Interim Director of ECCC), Fabio Martinelli (IIT CNR), and Rui Aguiar (IT Aveiro). Promoting a common roadmap for the future and highlighting our shared responsibility in shaping a resilient and secure digital environment.
In the wake of 6Gsec (CP)², participants departed with a wealth of knowledge, newfound collaboration, and a shared commitment to strengthening cyber defenses in an evolving technological landscape. The event was a testament to the strength of unity and cooperation in tackling complex challenges. european cyber security. The first step will be a common work, a common document on the strategic agenda, and a research work plan.
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Agnieszka Mikołajk | Australia
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