Trinational Cybersecurity Days 2021
Event submitted on Saturday, December 19th 2020, approved by Content Team ✓
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February 18th, 2021
- February 20th, 2021
Switzerland
» Basel
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Our Review
For those in the DACH region, this conference would be ideal. Highly recommended event. Let us know if you attend we’d love to know more about it. We wish the organizers the best of luck with their event.
- Review written by Henry Dalziel on Saturday, December 19th 2020.
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Conference Event Summary
The following description was either submitted by the Conference Organizer on Saturday, December 19th 2020, or created by us.
The Trinational Cybersecurity Days are an event free of charge organized and hosted by the Competence Center Cybersecurity & Resilience at FHNW School of Business.
It is an event targeted towards employees from small and medium-sized enterprises interested in cybersecurity and new technologies. It is not an expert event; instead, we aim to create a space for exchange, hands-on insights, and discussion on how cyber risks affect the work of small and medium-sized businesses.
Why Join?
1. Get prepared: Cyberattacks increased alarmingly
The Covid-19 pandemic intensified the need for digital solutions of remote work scenarios. Technical solutions however carry increased exposure to cyber risks for companies that do not (yet) have an established cybersecurity concept. The 2nd Trinational Cybersecurity Days will create a space for exchange and discussion on your most pressing topics in cybersecurity.
The unique feature of the event is its trinational character, which brings together interested people from Germany, France, and Switzerland as Cybersecurity is a topic that does not stop at national borders.
2. Get hands-on insights: Individual workshops and interactive formats
Seats to our event are limited, hence allowing for small group size and high interactivity.
Our program includes a highlight of individual cybersecurity awareness checks by cybersecurity experts. You will receive some advice on which area your small business or start-up should increase its awareness level.
Another top feature is a panel discussion with representatives from industry (former Siemens engineer), academia, and government (Swiss National Cybersecurity Center). Everybody is encouraged to place questions and contribute.
3. Collaborate safely: Limited seats and if needed online possibilities
Our health and safety are one of our priorities. Therefore, we allow limited seats, hence avoiding large crowds of people. Even though we wish to welcome you onsite, depending on the situation in February 2021 we might still switch to a virtual model or offer additional virtual participation.