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SMEs are now on the front line in the face of a cyber threat that is escalating in scale. With generative AI, attacks are becoming more convincing, more targeted and harder to detect: fake messages, identity theft, social engineering, automated campaigns, and the exploitation of human and technical vulnerabilities. At the same time, the regulatory framework is being strengthened, notably with the NIS 2 Directive, which broadens cybersecurity requirements and places business continuity, risk management and executive accountability at the heart of the matter. This workshop helps participants understand new forms of threat, identify the key obligations affecting SMEs and pinpoint the priorities to be addressed in a straightforward manner, in order to turn cybersecurity into an opportunity.

Bring your own headphones for some conferences.
Bring your water bottle, as water points will be available at the event.
Printing your access badge is not mandatory to access the event. You will be asked to present the QR code at the entrance to the event and the different conference rooms.
Access to the event is strictly reserved for accredited individuals. Each participant must present their individual badge. In order to verify identity, proof of identity (card or digital copy) may be requested at the entrance.

Cybersecurity: threats and regulations – everything SMEs need to know

MASTERCLASS 4

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