The European Cyber Week 2024, scheduled from November 18 to 21 in Rennes, France, is set to be a pivotal event in the realms of cybersecurity and defense. This year’s congress emphasizes the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into defense strategies, reflecting the growing importance of AI in national security frameworks. The event will feature the traditional CAID conference, which explores various AI techniques and their applications across defense sectors, including cyber operations, intelligence, and command across air, land, and sea domains. Additionally, new sessions will delve into advancements in generative AI and AI security, addressing both the opportunities and challenges these technologies present.
EUROPEAN CYBER WEEK
Organized by the Pôle d’excellence cyber, the European Cyber Week brings together esteemed experts from the French and European cyber defense and AI communities. The congress offers a platform for high-level discussions, encompassing strategic, operational, technical, and scientific perspectives. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in over twenty events covering a wide array of topics, such as post-quantum cryptography, supply chain cybersecurity, and combating information manipulation. The event also includes sessions dedicated to international and societal cyber issues, as well as interactive activities like capture-the-flag challenges and job networking opportunities.
EUROPEAN CYBER WEEK
The European Cyber Week 2024 aims to foster collaboration among solution providers, researchers, government officials, and decision-makers, facilitating the exchange of knowledge and strategies to enhance digital sovereignty and security. By focusing on the integration of AI into defense mechanisms, the congress seeks to address the evolving landscape of cyber threats and the critical role of technological innovation in safeguarding national interests. The event is expected to attract a diverse audience, including seasoned experts and emerging startups from across Europe, all converging to discuss and shape the future of cybersecurity and defense in an increasingly digital world.