ECCC Knowledge-Sharing Event on Cybersecurity Awareness, 8 November 2023, Brussels/hybrid

The European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC), in collaboration with the Belgian National Coordination Centre (NCC-BE), is organising its first knowledge-sharing event on the topic of  “cybersecurity awareness” on 8 November 2023, 13:30 – 16:15 in a hybrid setting from Brussels.

Live streamed from the NCC-BE premises, the event will feature a series of informative presentations highlighting successful awareness initiatives and case studies, both from private sector entities and National and European authorities. This will be followed by a roundtable discussion with invited experts in the field of cybersecurity awareness to discuss, exchange ideas, and share insights.

REGISTRATION: the virtual event will be held through Webex, and the ECCC extends an invitation to the public to register HERE.

Virtual attendees are encouraged to actively engage with presenters and speakers by posing their questions in the chat.

Do not miss out on the opportunity to be a part of an essential discussion on cybersecurity awareness.

We look forward to your active participation and contribution to strengthening Europe's cybersecurity landscape.

Preliminary Agenda:

Speakers to be announced soon. Stay tuned.

About the ECCC Knowledge-Sharing Event Series

The ECCC Knowledge-Sharing Event series, powered by the European Cybersecurity Community (ECCO) project, aims to promote collaboration and information exchange on critical cross-national and European cybersecurity topics. The primary objectives are:

• To facilitate the exchange of knowledge in Europe by providing a platform where experts and stakeholders can share their insights and best practices on a diverse range of cybersecurity topics.
• To identify the most pressing cybersecurity challenges both nationally and across Europe in order to raise awareness about these critical issues and drive discussions for effective European solutions.
• To strengthen collaboration and coordination among NCCs and European to align efforts and strategies, and to ultimately strengthen our collective cybersecurity resilience.
• To provide a platform for networking, creating new relationships, and strengthening the European cybersecurity community as a whole.