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CyberSec4Europe Launch Event

Date: 
28/02/2019

 

 

17:30 Thursday, 28 February 2019

 

Representation of the State of Hessen to the EU

rue Montoyer 21, 1000 Brussels

 

With the friendly support of the Representation 

of the State of Hessen to the European Union

 

As EU institutions discuss the EC proposal for a regulation establishing the European Cybersecurity Industrial, Technology and Research Competence Centre and the Network of National Coordination Centres, four pilot projects are starting to experiment on some core building blocks. These include cybersecurity governance in Europe, the application of cybersecurity research to critical industry sectors, the availability, evaluation and usage of open tools for cybersecurity, and the creation of a cybersecurity research roadmap. 

CyberSec4Europe is one of those pilots and is delighted to invite you to an evening celebrating the start of the project, featuring posters on vertical application area tasks (WP 5) and open security (WP 7)

 

17.30 Arrival of guests and welcome drinks

 

18.00 Welcome: 

-          Florian Holstein, Hessen Representation at the EU

-          Kai Rannenberg, Goethe University Frankfurt, CyberSec4Europe Lead

 

18.10 Panel Discussion: “What do stakeholders expect from the Cybersecurity Competence Network Centre pilot projects?”

 

Panellists:

-          Julia Reda, MEP, Rapporteur Cybersecurity Competence Network Center Regulation

-          Daniel Ioniță , Romanian EU Presidency

-          Jean-François Junger, Cybersecurity Technology and Capacity Building, DG CNECT

-          Wojciech Wiewiorowski, EDPS

-          Frederico Oliveira Da Silva, BEUC

-          Luigi Rebuffi, ECSO

-          Jean-Pierre Quémard, CEN/CENELEC

 

Moderator:  David Goodman, Trust in Digital Life Association

 

20.00 Reception

 

RSVP at eu.hessen.de/CyberSec4EuropeEveningEvent

 

Web: cybersec4europe.eu

Twitter: @CyberSec4Europe

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