IDC Security Summit – Sweden

IDC Security Summit – Sweden

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Security and Trust in the New AI World

“Uncertainty is the only certainty there is, and knowing how to live with insecurity is the only security​”

John Allen Paulos​

 

 

 

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Overview

The advancement of AI continues to impact corporate strategy as models and use-cases gain maturity and develop from beta-phase testing to full launch in active functions and applications. However, AI models and applications can increase cyber risk, exposing organizations to new security and privacy vulnerabilities that cyber attackers will seek to exploit. Additional to cyber threat, poorly implemented security and privacy governance in AI use cases will incur regulatory fines and potential loss of license to operate.

 

The implementation guidelines of NIS2, DORA, and the EU AI Act will all encourage businesses to establish robust AI governance practises, as well as address cyber risk and cyber resilience programs to ensure and maintain compliance. AI is also being used by cyber criminals to enhance their capabilities, which raises new challenges for security teams. Finally, security vendors continue to develop their own in-house AI models to layer on new and innovative features into security toolsets to augment security systems, such as automation in security operations, applied AI models in threat detection and IR, and more.

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IDC Connect Roundtable Session

1. Zero Trust – Smart Investments in Modern Network Defense

2. Solving the Cyber Talent Gap – Rethinking the Skills Shortage

3. Cloud Security – Tackling the Top 3 Migration Risks

4. Smart Security – The True Role of AI and GenAI

5. Building a Security-First Culture – From Awareness to Accountability

Key Topics

Time

8:30 – 16:00

Date

Thursday, 18 September 2025

Location

7A Odenplan, Stockholm

Language

Swedish / English

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Key Topics

Security Operations

Discover best practices and innovative strategies for managing security operations in a rapidly evolving threat landscape. Learn how to optimize your SOC for maximum efficiency and resiliance.

Application and Cloud Security

Gain insight into securing applications and cloud enviroments, addressing  vulnerabilities, and implementing robust security measures to protect critical assets.

AI in cybersecurity

Explore the latest advancements in AI-driven security technologies, from threat detection to automated response systems. Understand the benefits and potential risks associated with AI in cybersecurity.

Network Security

Learn about the latest trends and technologies in network security, including zero trust architecture, next-gen firewalls, and intrusion detection systems.

Supply Chain Vulnerabilities

Identifying and mitigating risks associated with third-party vendors and suppliers.

Venue

7A Odenplan
Norrtullsgatan 6, 113 26 Stockholm

Just steps from Odenplan station, it offers flexible workspaces, meeting rooms, and perks like coffee, pet-friendly access, and rooftop terraces—perfect for a productive day or event.

Knowledge Hub

Identity Security 2024: Mapping the Threats and Goals

The efficient management of identities and access has become central to digital business. It determines the speed and agility with which an organization is able to operate or pursue new goals; it underpins employee productivity and enables operational efficiencies; and it is key to security, privacy, and compliance. Most organizations have deployed identity and access management (IAM) solutions to handle their operational demands effectively.

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Ransomware in EMEA – The Threats and Defenses

Ransomware attacks have been one of the most high-profile scourges of business over the past decade — and the threat shows no signs of abating. If anything, it has become more prevalent as “ransomware as a service” has lowered the entry barrier for threat actors. Innovation by cybercriminals keeps security teams on high alert. When governments and security agencies advise organizations not to pay ransom, attackers may switch to extortionware approaches.

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The Critical Role of Governments in EU Cyber-Resilience

Cybersecurity threats continue to increase. According to ENISA’s 2023 Threat Landscape report, there were around 2,580 observed incidents in the EU between July 2022 and June 2023. In the previous reporting period, there were less than 800. ENISA reported that 19% of events targeted public administrations, by far the largest industry.

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AI is rapidly advancing, bringing both powerful tools and serious risks.

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