The 6th International Conference on Science of Cyber Security (SciSec 2024) will be held 14-16 August, 2024 in Copenhagen, Danmark. The conference is organized by the Technical University of Denmark(DTU). This new forum was initiated in 2018 and aims to catalyze the research collaborations between the relevant communities and disciplines that can work together to deepen our understanding of, and build a firm foundation for, the emerging Science of Cyber Security. Publications in this venue would distinguish themselves from others by taking or thinking from a holistic perspective about cyber security, rather than a building-block perspective. Each submission will be reviewed by at least 3 reviewers. The program committee plans to select and award a Best Paper and a Best Student Paper. The post-conference proceedings will be published in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) series, indexed by EI and IIE-C. There will have a poster session. The submission should be no more than two pages. Accepted posters will not appear in the post-conference proceedings, but will be invited to submit full version papers to International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics (IJDCF, indexed by ESCI and EI). At least one author of a poster must register to attend the conference. The conference solicits high-quality, original research papers that can justifiably help achieve the ultimate Science of Cyber Security.

Data Saturday Denmark is a one-day event for professionals who use the Microsoft data platform. This community event offers content across data management, cloud and hybrid architecture, analytics, business intelligence, AI, and more. The community revolves around Microsoft Data Platform and Cloud (Fabric, Power BI, SQL Server, Synapse, Azure, PowerShell, etc), but we invite other topics as well (other cloud vendors, interesting technologies). At this point, we are not able to cover any travel/accommodation expenses. The event is a free in-person event.

Claim a VIP pass for the 6th annual Nordic Cyber Security Summit returning to Copenhagen on 12th - 13th September 2024! This event is designed to unite 150 top IT Security leaders from across the Nordic region’s Banking & Finance, Energy, FMCG, Agriculture, Manufacturing, Healthcare, Transport, and Retail industries, learn and collaborate toward cyber resilience. VIP passes include 2-days access to all presentations, case studies, panel discussions and roundtable talks hosted by 25+ expert speakers from the likes of Too Good To Go, Tivoli, Energinet, Arla Foods, and ECCO This year’s agenda boasts discussions including: Strengthening Cyber Defence for National Security Preparing for the NIS2 Directive Navigating the Opportunities and Risks of AI in IT Security Investing in a Culture of Cyber Security Within Your Organisation Making IT Security a Strategic Business Priority Preventing and Mitigating Ransomware Attacks Enjoy 6 hours of networking including hosted lunches and an evening drinks reception with peers from Carlsberg, Danske Bank, Velliv, Total, and more, as well as earning up to 12 credits for your CPD accreditation. To redeem a VIP Pass, use the code “INFOSEC” at registration online here: https://nordic.cyberseries.io/register/ *Offer is valid for senior end-users only. Individuals who work for cyber security vendors or consultancies do not qualify but can save 30% with the code MP-30 by registering here and selecting the ‘commercial companies’ box.

Following our fantastic event last year, the Nordic Cyber Summit returns to Copenhagen this September for our 6th edition! This year, we will be exploring the most important recent trends in Nordic cyber security, how we can protect ourselves from an expanding threat landscape, and ultimately what security means in real terms for the region. This event is an in-depth look into Nordic Security in an Age of Global Upheaval. The war in Ukraine has led to major changes to the region’s threat level which has highly raised our cyber security concerns but didn’t undermine our determination to remain resilient. It’s in this context that we have seen a threefold increase in the number of serious cyber incidents affecting the Nordics over the past 4 years. Most of these threats come from obscure supply chains, with malicious actors targeting the weakest links in our global networks to wreak the most havoc. We want to step in and help. An intimate and exclusive event, and with an agenda crafted by our expert Steering Committee, the Nordic Cyber Summit features some of the most senior figures working in cyber security in the region. They will share their insight, experience, and opinions to our audience of carefully selected delegates.

The financial sector is an essential part of Denmark's critical infrastructure. The threat from cybercrime to the sector is again assessed as VERY HIGH by CFCS. Cybercrime is becoming increasingly complex and advanced cybercriminal groups are becoming more targeted in their attacks. Cyber ​​attacks against the financial sector can cause large losses for the individual financial company and, in the worst case, lead to a loss of trust and affect financial stability in Denmark. Regulation on cyber security is increasing and becoming more complex. DORA and CER are some of the latest examples and more are on the way. Much can be outsourced, but never the responsibility. At the Cybersecurity in the Financial Sector conference, keynotes, best practices, and expert presentations focus on how to create the best defense against attacks from malicious actors and prepare you for IT inspection visits from the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority. You can look forward to two educational days with a focus on knowledge sharing, dialogue, and networking.

IT security continues to be the top risk and compliance investment area for European organizations. Protection of IT assets, whether data, applications, networks, or devices, is a fundamental requirement, usually made compulsory by an enterprise’s technology or legal department. Failure to protect these assets can result in disastrous, highly publicized breaches that can cause customers, partners, and stakeholders to lose trust in an organization — and for an organization to lose competitive advantage and profits. European companies are rethinking their cyber resilience and proactively ensuring their organization maintains good cyber hygiene. Attend if you want to: -Know the latest insights and top trends that are driving change in the security space -Learn how vendor technologies continue to develop to protect against the latest threats -Get actionable guidance for managing and communicating IT and risk management -Find out how CISOs can work with the CXO leadership team and board of directors to mitigate threats and keep the organization safe

At ISC-CPH in Copenhagen on 12-13-14 November 2024, you will experience presentations from leading experts around the world, rewarding keynotes, knowledge sharing, and networking with international peers in the industry. Over the course of 2 or 3 days in Copenhagen, you will be updated on the current threat landscape and get knowledge on how to improve security. At the conference you will get new knowledge and information so you can stay up to date on the threats facing critical infrastructure, how you can take the necessary steps to protect your organization, and how you can stay ahead when it comes to IT/OT cyber security and protecting critical infrastructure from cyber-attacks. Industrial cyber security is complex and dynamic. Challenges and risks regarding industrial security are constantly changing, which is why it is so important to always have a full overview. Stay updated at the Industrial Security conference which is widely recognized as the event of the year!

DevOpsDays events are all about collaboration and communication between developers and operations teams. But in today's digital world, security is an essential part of the equation. That's why DevOpsDays increasingly incorporates cybersecurity into its conferences, workshops, and meetups. Why is cybersecurity important for DevOps? In the DevOps world, we're all about automation and continuous delivery. But if we're not careful, we can also automate and continuously deliver vulnerabilities. That's why it's crucial to bake security into every step of the DevOps process, from code writing to deployment and monitoring. How does DevOpsDays address cybersecurity? DevOpsDays events offer a variety of sessions and activities that focus on cybersecurity. Here are a few examples: -Security talks and workshops: Learn about the latest security threats and trends, and how to build secure systems. -DevSecOps panels and discussions: Hear from experts about how to integrate security into your DevOps workflow. -Open spaces and networking: Connect with other security-minded DevOps professionals and share best practices. Benefits of attending DevOpsDays for cybersecurity professionals -Stay up-to-date on the latest security threats and trends. -Learn new security tools and techniques. -Network with other security professionals. -Get inspiration for how to integrate security into your DevOps workflow.