Cybersecurity and critical infrastructure

Thematic scope

Cybersecurity and critical infrastructure

• Systems vulnerable to failures and deliberate external interference (gas, energy, other public utilities, and telecommunications). Potential consequences of disturbances for social life and the economy

• Protection of the sensitive elements of public infrastructure in the face of growing political tensions, climate changes and an increase in the activity of cybercrime groups

• First and foremost, prevention. What actions should be taken by the state and its services? Co-operation between the business sector and public administration

• International co-operation for risk mitigation. Possibilities of forestalling incidents

• How to function efficiently after an incident took place? Minimisation of losses and dealing with the consequences

• Types of cyber risk for the resources and functioning of a contemporary enterprise

• “Paths of access” and sensitive structures of an enterprise

• How to defend ourselves? An overview of tools and services as well as procedures and strategies