Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Two-day summit addressing industrial cybersecurity challenges specific to Nordic critical infrastructure sectors
- Focus on securing legacy OT systems, implementing Zero-Trust remote access, and governing AI on the plant floor
- Designed for senior CISOs, IT/OT security leaders, and risk officers from energy, utilities, and manufacturing
- Dual agendas covering both IT and OT security perspectives with practical workshops
- Addresses EU regulatory compliance, supply chain vulnerabilities, and maintaining operations during active attacks
About the Event
CS4CA Nordic 2027 convenes over 100 senior security professionals in Copenhagen under the theme “Navigating Industrial Resilience Across a Volatile Landscape.” The summit brings together CISOs, IT and OT security leaders, and risk officers from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland to address the region’s industrial cybersecurity challenges through presentations, networking sessions, and practical workshops.
Technical Focus Areas
The programme moves beyond traditional perimeter defence to address the convergence of IT and OT security environments. Sessions cover securing legacy operational technology systems that remain prevalent in critical infrastructure, implementing Zero-Trust architecture for remote access, and establishing governance frameworks for AI deployed in industrial settings. The event also examines incident response strategies for maintaining operational continuity during active cyberattacks.
Regulatory and Strategic Context
With EU regulations tightening around critical infrastructure protection, the summit addresses compliance requirements alongside practical security implementation. Sessions explore board-level accountability for cybersecurity, supply chain risk management, and the challenges posed by hybrid warfare targeting essential services.
Who Should Attend
The summit targets senior decision-makers responsible for cybersecurity and operational resilience in critical infrastructure. This includes CISOs, Heads of IT/OT Security, Directors of Security Architecture, and Risk Officers from energy, utilities, manufacturing, and other essential services sectors across both public and private organisations.