The last conference of the year at Hager Forum, held on 27 November last, dealt with the issue of cybersecurity.
This is an extremely topical subject: on the one hand, because of the surge in the number of Internet users and the IoT, with so many devices exchanging data on their users; and on the other, because of the introduction in May 2018 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which aims to strengthen and harmonise personal data protection for all EU nationals.
This is an important regulation for all citizens, consumers and individuals, but also for professionals who will have to reassert the company's bond of trust with its stakeholders, both internally (employees) and externally (customers and suppliers).
Cybersecurity is one aspect of this regulation, and is an area that we can each address, which is why it was the subject of the conference.
Individuals can become the strongest link in cybersecurity
Ethical hacking and the psycho-sociology of cybersecurity were included on the conference agenda. While for Jamie Woodruff it is beyond any doubt that every company will get hacked in the next five years, he agrees with Jessica Baker that "Individuals are the central element of cybersecurity". Both speakers shared key insights for increasing vigilance and protecting our personal and professional data.
Dive (back) into the subject with the video of the conference.
Next appointment in 2018
We look forward to seeing you on February 5th from 1.10 to 2.10 pm (GMT +1) for a Trend Session on the major trends of the next 5 to 10 years. See you soon!
21.12.18 |
Talk : Artificial intelligence for humans
„Best conference ever!“ Daniel Hulme, our guest and expert in artificial intelligence, took the audience on a journey to the world of artificial intelligence with his optimistic and lively style. |
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30.10.18 |
The circular economy: an economic model for the future?
On September 28, Leo Johnson, our guest expert on sustainable development, projected his audience into the future at Trend Session #7 using four different economic models - exponential technologies, linear, post-linear and circular. |
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02.11.17 |
Trend Session #5: The Blockchain revolution
In her talk, Nell Watson highlighted Blockchain's transformation potential. This covers areas that are not limited to finance or smart contracts, such as the supply chain, energy, IoT or artificial intelligence. |
Talk : Artificial intelligence for humans „Best conference ever!“ Daniel Hulme, our guest and expert in artificial intelligence, took the audience on a journey to the world of artificial intelligence with his optimistic and lively style. |
The circular economy: an economic model for the future? On September 28, Leo Johnson, our guest expert on sustainable development, projected his audience into the future at Trend Session #7 using four different economic models - exponential technologies, linear, post-linear and circular. |
Trend Session #5: The Blockchain revolution In her talk, Nell Watson highlighted Blockchain's transformation potential. This covers areas that are not limited to finance or smart contracts, such as the supply chain, energy, IoT or artificial intelligence. |
21.12.18
„Best conference ever!“ Daniel Hulme, our guest and expert in artificial intelligence, took the audience on a journey to the world of artificial intelligence with his optimistic and lively style.
30.10.18
On September 28, Leo Johnson, our guest expert on sustainable development, projected his audience into the future at Trend Session #7 using four different economic models - exponential technologies, linear, post-linear and circular.
02.11.17
In her talk, Nell Watson highlighted Blockchain's transformation potential. This covers areas that are not limited to finance or smart contracts, such as the supply chain, energy, IoT or artificial intelligence.