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CYBERSECURITY FORUM The 1st Annual Public Policy Conference dedicated to strategic aspects of cybersecurity

28-29 SEPTEMBER 2015 - KRAKÓW, POLAND

Short AgendaDAY 1 (28 SEPTEMBER)

09:00-10:30OPENING OF THE CONFERENCE (Theatre Hall S2)

10:15-11:40KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS WITHIN EACH CYBERSEC STREAM (Theatre Hall S2)

11:40-12:00 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK

12:00-14:15BREAKOUT SESSIONS I (Level 3)

STATE STREAM: CYBERSECURITY CHALLENGES FOR THE MODERN STATE (Chamber Hall A - S3A)

MILITARY STREAM: CYBERWARFARE - FIFTH DIMENSION OF ARMED CONFLICTS (Chamber Hall B - S3B)

FUTURE STREAM: INTERNET GOVERNANCE - CYBERSECURITY ISSUES (Conference Hall B - S4B)

BUSINESS STREAM: NEW REGULATORY FRAMEWORK (Conference Hall A - S4A)

14:15-15:15 NETWORKING LUNCH

15:15-17:30BREAKOUT SESSIONS II (Level 3)

STATE STREAM: CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE CYBERSECURITY PROTECTION (Chamber Hall A - S3A)

MILITARY STREAM: CYBERTHREATS IN EUROPE (Chamber Hall B - S3B)

FUTURE STREAM: DIGITAL MEGATRENDS- CYBERSECURITY IMPERATIVES (Conference Hall B - S4B)

BUSINESS STREAM: ROLE OF BUSINESS IN ENSURING CYBERSECURITY (Conference Hall A - S4A)


SPECIAL SESSIONS

18:00-19:00AMBASSADORS’ SESSION – INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION OF CYBERSECURITY (Theatre Hall S2)

18:30-19:00HOW TO STEAL PLN 9 MILLION WITH ONE EMAIL- A CASE STUDY (Conference Hall A - S4A)

19:00-20:30SPECIAL SESSION – COMBATTING CYBERCRIME (Theatre Hall S2)

21:00 BANQUET (OPEN) (Meeting space, ICE, Level 2)21:30 GALA RECEPTION (BY INVITATION ONLY)

DAY 2 (29 SEPTEMBER)

09:00-09:15OPENING OF DAY TWO

STATE STREAM (Theatre Hall S2)

09:15-09:45PRESENTATION OF SOLUTIONS AND PROPOSALS DEVELOPED BY THE BREAKOUT SESSIONS

09:45-10:45DISCUSSION PANEL“Strategies for the Functioning of the State in Cyberspace”


MILITARY STREAM (Theatre Hall S2)


11:30-12:30DISCUSSION PANEL“A Safe Europe in Cyberspace”

BUSINESS STREAM (Theatre Hall S2)


13:00-14:00DISCUSSION PANEL“The Role of the Private Sector in Building Cybersecurity”

14:00-15:00 NETWORKING LUNCH

FUTURE STREAM (Theatre Hall S2)


15:30-16:30DISCUSSION PANEL“Challenges Facing the Future of Cyberspace”

16:30-17:00CONCLUSIONS AND CLOSING REMARKS

17:30 20:00 BANQUET (OPEN) (Meeting space, ICE, Level 2)

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28-29 SEPTEMBER 2015

Dear Delegates,It is a great honour and a pleasure to welcome you to CYBERSEC, the first edition of the European Cybersecurity Forum.

For years we have been exchanging ideas with many of you, working together towards a common, safer future. The Kosciuszko Institute – a leading Polish independent think-tank , has extensive experience in the area of strengthening transatlantic ties and propagating the importance of cybersecurity in Poland and the European Union. The original concept of the Forum was developed within the CYBERSEC Organizing Committee.

Today, we are inaugurating a discussion on some of the most important challenges related to cyberspace. The CEE region has, until now, been insufficiently active in the discussions on cybersecurity, both on the European and global arena. Meanwhile, the challenges we are facing today call for bold decisions and immediate actions.

Both the ‘cyber dimension’ of the conflict in Ukraine and next year’s NATO Summit in Warsaw, focused on cyberdefence and the need to develop EU solutions for cyberdefence, are the chosen topics of the CYBERSEC 2105.

This year, in our inaugural edition of CYBERSEC, our key objective is to develop high-quality recommendations and practical solutions, through area-specific, expert breakout sessions, discussion panels and follow-up research. The voice of Central European leaders will be heard along with that of the rest of the continent, with a positive impact on the safe and secure functioning of cyberspace.

CYBERSEC will also continuously support the development of key competencies and capabilities in the field of cybersecurity, engaging academia, security experts, and global business environment.

We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to those who have supported us in turning CYBERSEC from dream to reality. We know that our passion, commitment and strong belief in propagating innovative ideas will make this not only the beginning of our common success story, but also, as in an American film classic, ‘the beginning of a beautiful friendship’.

We look forward to meeting you and having you share your opinions and expertise with us during the very first edition of the European Cybersecurity Forum.

Joanna ŚwiątkowskaCYBERSEC Programme Director ; Editor in Chief of the European Cybersecurity Journal

Izabela Albrycht Chair of the CYBERSEC Organising Committee; Chairperson of the Kosciuszko Institute

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Dear Guests,I am very glad that Krakow, as the first Polish city, has the opportunity to host the European Cybersecurity Forum CYBERSEC 2015.

We feel privileged to welcome so many recognized experts specializing in the strategic issues of cyberspace and cybesecurity.

Krakow is recognized as a monument of Polish national heritage with many of its most precious historical monuments and urban spaces inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The former capital of Poland also is, and always has been, a vibrant city attracting representatives of the scientific and cultural communities.

Over the last years, Krakow has become an experienced host to major meetings, congresses and conferences. I do hope that our city will also satisfy your expectations as the Forum’s host.

I trust that that Krakow’s unique character will create a good backdrop for an interesting conference and the city’s many charms will make your stay a truly pleasurable experience.

Have a wonderful time in Krakow!

Jacek MajchrowskiMayor of Kraków

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CYBERSEC Allies

“[In] linking cyber defence to collective defence and Article 5, the declaration says that cyber attacks … could be as harmful to modern society as conventional attack,” – Amb. Sorin Ducaru, NATO Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges.

“We are participating in the digital revolution that fundamentally transforms almost all aspects of our lives. Development of the on-line world offers fascinating opportunities, but at the same time it exposes us to completely new challenges. Ensuring the security of the network is the foundationv for its further successful development for the benefit of the society. I am confident that the extremely thorough format of CYBERSEC Forum and participation of distinguished personalities, experts on the subject of cyber security will lead to developing constructive solutions, worth of further attention and action. The results of the CYBERCEC Forum will be helpful to ensuring safer and more secure Internet at the national and international level. For the third time in a row we celebrate October as the European Cyber Security Month. Therefore, I believe our voice from CYBERSEC should be also our contribution to the European discussion on cyber security as “Cybersecurity is Our Shared Responsibility”. I wish all participants fruitful debates at the CYBERSEC 2015,” – Rafał Trzaskowski, Secretary of State for European Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland

“Security breaches mean lost intellectual property, compromised customer information, and confidence. These are critical considerations for organizations working to grow their businesses securely in the face of the evolving trends of digitization and the Internet of Everything. A secure foundation is critical to protect customer data, the extended network, and to unlocking the possibilities brought by the next wave of the Internet. Cisco’s threat-centric approach enables our customers to realize the business benefits of security”, – David Goeckeler, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Security Business Group, Cisco.

“Similarly to global defence groups, PGZ has ambitions regarding the transfer of modern technologies to the army and civil sectors. We can boast numerous successes in this field, e.g. concerning radars, optoelectronic equipment or unmanned systems. In the coming years we are going to develop our activities, above all in the field of cyber technologies as well as aerospace and satellite technologies”, – Wojciech Dąbrowski, President of the Management Board PGZ S.A.

“The world is on the brink of a dramatic technological shift, powered by cloud computing, Internet of Things and Big Data. Transparency and security of, as well as the ability to trust new technologies will drive or limit the impact of these transformative changes. Cybersec European Cybersecurity Forum as the 1st Annual Public Policy Conference dedicated to strategic aspects of cybersecurity held in Poland will be a great platform for policymakers, business leaders, and other decision makers to share scenarios and a framework for evaluating today’s policy decisions and shape the future landscape of cyberspace,” – J. Paul Nicholas, Senior Director Global Security Strategy and Diplomacy Microsoft Corporation.

“Exatel supports the design and implementation of ICT security systems of both enterprises and public administration to counter threats, present in cyberspace, and ensure the effective protection of data,” – Radosław Woszczyk, CEO of Exatel SA.

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CYBERSEC Team

Mariusz BaduraVice Chair of the CYBERSEC Organising Committee

Dominik SkokowskiCYBERSEC Director of Partnerships

Mirosław MajMember of the CYBERSEC Organising Committee, Cybersecurity Foundation Founder & Chairperson

Natalia PłonkaCYBERSEC PR Manager

Małgorzata KopeckaCYBERSEC Project Manager

Magdalena BujakCYBERSEC Office Manager

Karine Szotowski Executive Editor of the European Cybersecurity Journal

Łukasz CiochCYBERSEC Spokesperson, Master of Ceremonies (www.lcmedia.pl)+48 609 957 238+48 609 957 238

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CYBERSEC Formula

CYBERSEC 2015 at work

PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION preparation stage

BRAINSTORMING AND SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS CYBERSEC 2015 AT WORK

RECOMMENDATIONS final stage

MONITORING THE EXECUTION OF RECOMMENDATIONS

post-conference stage

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STAGES OF WORK WiTHiN EACH CYBERSEC STREAM

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Four Thematic Streams

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Helena Raud

BREAKOuT SESSiONS: � “Cybersecurity Challenges for the Modern State”

- LEADER: Joanna Kulesza � “Critical Infrastructure – Cybersecurity

Protection” - LEADER: Piotr Ciepiela DiSCuSSiON PANEl “Strategies for the Functioning of the State in Cyberspace”

OBJECTiVES: � EU Cybersecurity Strategy � NIS Directive � Pan-European and Transatlantic cooperation � International cybersecurity norms � National experiences – strategies, best

practices & lessons learned � Cybersecurity standards and strategies � Crisis management, incident response and

obligatory reporting � Effective deployment of ICT security solutions � Public-private cooperation � Sectoral information sharing

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Alexander Klimburg

BREAKOuT SESSiONS: � “Cyberwarfare – Fifth Dimension of Armed

Conflicts” - LEADER: Mirosław Maj � “Cyberthreats in Europe” - LEADER:

Mirosław Maj

DiSCuSSiON PANEl “A Safe Europe in Cyberspace”

OBJECTiVES: � Military strategies in a new security

environment � Key international challenges � Prevention of conflict escalation – Confidence

Building Measures � Key aspects of NATO functioning in

cyberspace � Cyberwarfare as a strategic military mission � Russian cyberwar against Ukraine � Russian cyberattacks against NATO states –

Estonia and Turkey � IS cyber capabilities and operations � Information warfare in cyberspace as the

element of hybrid warfare � to develop recommendations that result in

increased security for Europe

The creation and implementation of the most important public policies concerned with digitisation and cybersecurity.

STATE STREAM

MiliTARYSTREAM

The emerging dimensions for cyber conflicts in Europe - the role of NATO - expanding military cooperation.

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Daniel Castro

BREAKOuT SESSiONS: � “Internet Governance – Cybersecurity Issues”

– LEADER: Artur Piechocki � “Digital Megatrends – Cybersecurity

Imperatives”– LEADER: Artur Piechocki DiSCuSSiON PANEl “Challenges Facing the Future of Cyberspace”

OBJECTiVES: � Global visions of Internet governance � Net development and stability � Net neutrality and privacy � Pros and cons of multi-stake holder approach

in the field of internet governance � Information society � Threats and opportunities � Big Data Revolution � Smart World, Smart Cities, Smart Grids � Internet of Things � Sensors and remotely controlled objects

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Gerben D. Klein Baltink

BREAKOuT SESSiONS: � “New Regulatory Framework” – LEADER:

Justyna Kurek � “Role of Business in Ensuring Cybersecurity” –

LEADER: Jakub Kruszelnicki

DiSCuSSiON PANEl “The Role of the Private in Building Cybersecurity”

OBJECTiVES: � Challenges, policies, best practices � General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) � Digital Single Market – unlocking online

opportunities � Defining and Overcoming obstacles to doing

business in industrial cybersecurity � Positive practices and trends in cybersecurity � Ensuring efficient cybersecurity capacity-

building: international and national framework for R&D policy-making

� International experience in creating Cyber security hubs

� Lack of cybersecurity workforce – educating and recruiting cybersecurity professionals

FuTuRESTREAM

BuSiNESSSTREAM

The challenges for the information and Com-munications Technology sector and the global information society.

Keeping cyberspace safe - the role of the private sector, main challenges, and regulatory frame-work.

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CYBERSEC ProgrammeDAY ONE | 28 September

09:00-10:15 OPENiNG OF THE CONFERENCE Theatre Hall (S2)

OPENiNG STATEMENT Jarosław BrysiewiczDeputy Head of National Security Bureau, Poland

OPENiNG SESSiONTomasz Siemoniak - Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defense of Poland

Ambassador Sorin Ducaru - NATO Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges

Jurand Drop - Under-Secretary of State at the Ministry of Administration and Digitization,

Poland

Jacek Majchrowski - Mayor of Kraków (to be confirmed)

Joanna Świątkowska - CYBERSEC Programme Director

Chair:Bogusław Chrabota - Editor in Chief of Rzeczpospolita Daily

10:15-11:40 KEYNOTE PRESENTATiONS Theatre Hall (S2)

STATE STREAMHelena Raud - Member of the Board of the European Cyber Security Initiative, Member of the Editorial Board of the ECJ

MiliTARY STREAMAlexander Klimburg - Nonresident Senior Fellow, Cyber Statecraft Initia-tive, Atlantic Council; Affiliate, Belfer Center of Harvard Kennedy School Member of the Editorial Board of the ECJ

BuSiNESS STREAMGerben D. Klein Baltink - Chairman of the Dutch Internet Standards Platform

FuTuRE STREAMDaniel Castro - Vice President of the Information Technology and Innova-tion Foundation and Director of the Center for Data Innovation, USA

11:40-12:00 NETWORKiNG COFFEE BREAK Level 1

#CyberSecEu

#CyberSecurity

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BREAKOuT SESSiONS i Level 3

12:00-14:15 STATE STREAM “Cybersecurity Challenges for the Modern State” Chamber Hall A (S3A)

lEADERJoanna KuleszaAssistant Professor of International Public Law at the University of Lodz, Poland

� Annegret Bendiek - Senior Associate in the EU/Europe Division of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), Germany

� Zsolt illési - Associate Professor at College of Dunaújváros, Hungary � Piret Pernik - Research Fellow at the International Centre for Defence Studies, Estonia

� Bjørn Svenungsen - Specialist Director for International Cyber Policy and Coordinator for Cyber Issues at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway

� Balint Szijjarto - Deputy for International Outreach and Coordinator for Cyber Issues at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Hungary

� Yogi Chandiramani - Senior Director of Sales Engineering for Europe, Middle East and Africa at FireEye

� Robert Morgus - Program Associate of the International Security Program at New America, USA

� Jacek Matyszczak - Director of the Department of Defence Affairs at the Office of Electronic Communications, Poland

� leonard Rolland - Desk Officer for Cybersecurity International Policy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, France

� Władysław T. Bartoszewski - Vice President of the Board at Exatel � Paul Nicholas - Senior Director of Global Security Strategy and Diplomacy Team at Microsoft

� Sebastian Madden - PGI’s Group Director of Cyber and Technology at PGI � Chris Gow - Lead for Data Protection and European Security Policy in Government Affairs at Cisco

#CyberResilience

#DigitalAgenda

#Cyberincidents

#NiSDirective /

#NiS

#digitisation

#PublicPolicy

#Cooperation

#CybersecStrategy

#CyberSecEu

#TransatlanticCooperation

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12:00-14:15 MiliTARY STREAM “Cyberwarfare – Fifth Dimension of Armed Conflicts” Chamber Hall B (S3B)

lEADERMirosław MajMember of the CYBERSEC Organizing Committee, Chairman of the Cybersecu-rity Foundation, Poland

� Michael Dahan - Lecturer at the Sapir Academic College, Israel � Sandro Gaycken - Senior Researcher at the European School of Management and Technology, Germany

� Andrzej Najgebauer - Professor at the Faculty of Cybernetics at the Military University of Technology, Poland

� Peter Round - Director of Capability, Armament & Technology at the European Defence Agency

� Bart Smedts - Research Fellow at the Royal Higher Institute for Defence, Belgium

� Mateusz Krupczyński - Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister Political Cabinet at the Ministry of Economy, Poland

� Jaan Priisalu - Senior Fellow in the CCDCOE and Researcher at Tallinn Technical University, Estonia

� Mieczysław Bieniek - Lieutenant General, Polish Armed Forces � Ryszard Szpyra - Professor at the National Defence University, Poland � Piotr Sienkiewicz - Professor at the National Defence University, Poland � Tomasz Szatkowski - President of the National Centre for Strategic Studies, Poland

� Wiesław Goździewicz - Legal Advisor to NATO Joint Force Training Centre � Robert Kośla - Regional Director of Public Safety/National Security/Defense at Microsoft CEE HQ

� Ben Hiller - Cyber Security Officer at the Transnational Threats Department in the OSCE Secretariat

� Artur Kacprzyk- Analyst at the Non- Proliferation and Arms Control Project at The Polish Institute of International Affairs, Poland

#CyberWarfare

#CyberAttack

#CyberArmy

#CyberConflict

#WarsawNATOSummit

#CyberDefense

#NATO

#ConfidenceBuildingMeasures

#CBM

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12:00-14:15 FuTuRE STREAM “internet Governance – Cybersecurity issues” Conference Hall B (S4B)

lEADERArtur PiechockiLegal Expert at the Cybersecurity Foundation, Poland

� Gabriella Schittek - Global Stakeholder Engagement Manager for Central & Eastern Europe at ICANN

� Megan Richards - Principal Adviser at Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology of the European Commission

� Julien Nocetti - Research Fellow of the French Institute of International Relations (IFRI)

� Emil Kędzierski - Advisor at the Ministry of Administration and Digitisation, Poland

� Jim Jaeger - Chief Cyber Strategist at Fidelis Cybersecurity � Stefan Heumann - Director of the Program “European Digital Agenda” at Stiftung Neue Verantwortung, Germany

� Michał Kurek - Executive Director in Cybersecurity Department at EY � lea Kaspar - Expert in Internet Governance, Global Partners Digital, United Kingdom

� Stefania Milan - Assistant Professor of New Media and Digital Culture at the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

#internetGovernance

#iCANN

#MultiStakeholder

Approach

#informationSociety

#iTu

#iGF

#internetCensorship

#WSiS

#FreeOpeninternet

#NetNeutrality

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12:00-14:15 BuSiNESS STREAM “New Regulatory Framework” Conference Hall A (S4A)

lEADERJustyna KurekAssistant Professor at the Department of Informatics Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw, Poland

� lidia Kołucka-Żuk - Member of The Council for Digitization, Poland � Katarzyna Szymielewicz - Chairperson of Panoptykon, Poland � Sławomir Górniak - Expert in Security Tools and Architecture in the Information Security & Data Protection Unit at ENISA

� Rolf H. Weber - Professor for Civil, Commercial and European Law at University of Zurich, Switzerland

� Piotr Marczuk - Government Affairs Director CEE at Microsoft � Michael Rotert - CEO of Association of the German Internet Industry � Manuel Barros - Director of the Communications Security Department of ANACOM in BEREC

� Mirosław Wróblewski - Director of the Department of Constitutional and International Law in the Office of the Human Rights Defender, Poland

� Agnieszka Wiercińska-Krużewska - Advocate, Senior Partner at WKB Wierciński, Kwieciński, Baehr

� Piotr Stec - Dean and Professor of Law at Opole University Faculty of Law and Administration, Poland

� Rafał Trzaskowski - Secretary of State for European Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Poland

#DGPR

#TransatlanticRelations

#TTiP

#EuRegulations

#Trust

#RightToBeForgotten

#Transparency

#FreeTradeAgreement

#intellectualProperty

#Privacy

14:15-15:15 NETWORKiNG luNCH Level 1 (and Level 2 – restricted access)

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BREAKOuT SESSiONS ii Level 3

15:15-17:30 STATE STREAM “Critical infrastructure – Cybersecurity Protection” Chamber Hall A (S3A)

lEADERPiotr Ciepela – Manager at EY

� Tomáš Rezek - Research Fellow at the Association for International Affairs, Czech Republic

� Konrad Świrski - Professor at the Institute of Heat Engineering at Warsaw University of Technology, Poland

� Helena Raud - Member of the Board of the European Cyber Security Initiative, Estonia

� Stephan G. Humer - Chairman of the Network Terrorism Research Association, Germany

� Dariusz Zawadka - Vice-President of the Board of Pern “Przyjaźń” � Fernando Sánchez - Director of National Centre for Critical Infrastructure Protection in the Secretariat of State of Security at the Ministry of Interior, Spain

� Tomasz Szewczyk - Chief Specialist of Critical Infrastructure Protection and Emergency Response, Protection and Security Office at Polish Security Printing Works, Poland

� Magdalena Taczanowska - Public Sector Lead at Microsoft � Jack Whitsitt - Government and Industry Advisor in the field of Cybersecurity, USA

� Rafał Magryś - Attorney of the Board of Exatel � Mariusz Rzepka - Territory Manager for Poland, Belarus, Ukraine at Fortinet � Wojciech Myślecki - Management Board Advisor at BZWBK

#Criticalinfrastructure

#CiP

#PublicPrivateCooperation

#CyberSecStandards

#CrisisManagement

#Trust

#informationExchange

#CyberSecEu

#interdependencies

#informationSharing

#EnergySecurity

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15:15-17:30 MiliTARY STREAM “Cyberthreats in Europe” Chamber Hall B (S3B)

lEADER � Mirosław Maj - Member of the CYBERSEC Organizing Committee, Chairman of the Cybersecurity Foundation, Poland

� Piotr Dela - Professor at the National Defence University, Poland � Keir Giles - Director of the Conflict Studies Research Centre, UK � Krzysztof liedel - Director of the Terrorism Studies Center (Collegium Civitas), Poland

� Jarno limnéll - Professor of Cyber Security at Aalto University, Finland � lisa Mcinerney - Research Fellow of Dublin City University, Ireland � Yogi Chandiramani - Senior Director of Sales Engineering for Europe, Middle East and Africa at FireEye

� Kenneth Geers - Professor at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv � James Kagele - Information Security (INFOSEC) Officer, NATO Joint Force Training Centre

� Roman Polko - General, Polish Armed Forces � Miron lakomy - Assistant Professor at the Institute of Political Science and Journalism at the University of Silesia, Poland

� Expert of The Internal Security Agency (ABW), Poland

#HybridWar

#informationWarfare

#CyberPropaganda

#informationSecurity

#ukraine

#CyberWeapons

#NATO

#Russia

#CyberCaliphate

#Estonia

#CyberSecEu

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15:15-17:30 FuTuRE STREAM “Digital Megatrends – Cybersecurity imperatives” Conference Hall B (S4B)

lEADERArtur PiechockiLegal Expert at the Cybersecurity Foundation, Poland

� Justyna Ożegalska-Trybalska - Assistant Professor at Jagiellonian University, Poland

� Gilad Rosner - Information Policy Researcher at the Internet of Things Privacy Forum, UK

� Rob van Kranenburg - Community Manager of EU Project Sociotal � ireneusz Matusiak - President of the Arbitration Court at the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications, Poland

� Piotr Nowak - Independent Expert in Cybersecurity and Economy, Poland � Piotr Pawłowski - Chief Information Officer at KGHM Polska Miedź S.A. � Aleksander Poniewierski - Partner | IT Advisory Leader Central & Southeast Europe at EY

� Jan Neutze - EMEA Cybersecurity Policy Director at Microsoft � Andrzej Tymecki - Vice President of the Board of Exatel � Kamil Wyszkowski - Representative and General Director of UN Secretary General Initiative Global Compact, Poland

� Joanna Kołodziej - Associate Professor at Cracow University of Technology, Poland

� Nina Witjes - Researcher of the Austrian Institute for International Affairs � Piotr Trąbiński - Marketing Manager of Strategic Projects at BZWBK � Anya Margaret Ogorkiewicz - Chairman of the Marketing and Communication Committee at AmCham Poland and Permanent Representative of the Polish Standardization Committee to the E.U. Smart City Standardization SSCC-CG

#SmartCities

#ioT

#ioE

#Privacy

#BigData

#DigitalTechnologies

#DigitalMegatrends

#OpenData

#SmarterPlanet

#SmartGrid

#Automation

#CyberSecEu

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15:15-17:30 BuSiNESS STREAM “Role of Business in Ensuring Cybersecurity” Conference Hall A (S4A)

lEADERJakub KruszelnickiDirector of the Technology Transfer Centre at Cracow University of Technology, Poland

� Pierre Chastanet - Deputy Head of Unit Trust & Security in the Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology of the European Commission

� Eric Pigal - Member of the European Economic and Social Committee � Stanisław Dyrda - Senior Advisor for ICT and IT Strategic Program Coordinator in the National Centre for Research & Development, Poland

� Mika Kataikko - Director for Cyber Security at Jyväskylä Regional Development Company Jykes Ltd, Finland

� Piotr Puczyński - Vice President of the Management Board at Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK)

� Peter Wieschollek - Sales Executive DACH & EE - Region at Fidelis Cybersecurity

� Chris Gould - Partner in Forensic Technology and Discovery Services Practice and Director of Forensic Cyber Crime and Cyber Security Practice in the UK at EY

� Márton illés - Product Evangelist at BalaBit � Patrick Grillo - Senior Director of Solutions Marketing at Fortinet � Sławomir Brzeziński - Director of Security Operation Center at BZWBK � Simon Johnson – Senior Manager at Cisco Security Services Europe � Noemi Malska - Business Analyst in Startup Hub Poland Foundation

#PrivatePublicCooperation

#CyberSecurityStartup

#R&D

#CloudComputing

#Cyberinsurance

#RoleOfBusiness

#CyberResiliance

#Cyberinnovation

#Cyberliability

SPECiAl SESSiONS

18:00-19:00 iNTERNATiONAl DiMENSiON OF CYBERSECuRiTY – AMBASSADORS’ SESSiON Theatre Hall (S2)

Ambassadors representing the states especially involved in cybersecurity activities will be invited to discuss the best solutions used in their countries and the challenges they face in cooperating at the international level to securecyberspace.

#Government

#NATO

17:30- 18:00 NETWORKiNG COFFEE BREAK Level 1 (and Level 2 – restricted access)

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#Hacking

#CyberAttack

#CyberCrime

� HE Robin Barnett – Ambassador of UK to Poland � HE Pierre Buhler – Ambassador of France to Poland � HE AndriiDeshchytsia – Ambassador of Ukraine to Poland � HE Masafumi ishii – Ambassador of Japan to the Kingdom of Belgium, Representative of the Government of Japan to NATO

� HE Rolf Nikel – Ambassador of Germany to Poland � HE HarriTiido – Ambassador of Estonia to Poland

Chair: Henry Foy - Financial Times Central Europe correspondent

18:30-19:00 HOW TO STEAl PlN 9 MilliON WiTH ONE EMAil - A CASE STuDY Conference Hall A (S4A)

Social engineering attacks strongly differ from regular penetration tests. When you attack people, you never know how they will react. You need to be ready for anything and make instant decisions that will keep the attack secret and allow you to freely roam the victim’s systems for as long as possible. As part of the lecture, Piotr Konieczny from Niebezpiecznik.pl will show the behind-the-scenes of social engineering attacks on various Polish companies from different industries conducted by the security team at Niebezpiecznik.pl in 2014-2015.

18:30-19:00 SPECiAl SESSiON – COMBATTiNG CYBERCRiME Theatre Hall (S2)

The session will begin with a short presentation showing the most popular methods of dealing with cybercriminals and basic practical methods for securing personal data. The presentation will be conducted by Yogi Chandiramani - Senior Director of Sales Engineering for Europe, Middle East and Africa at FireEye. This will serve as a point of departure for a discussion between the participants regarding steps aimed at fighting cybercrime. Specifically, it will aim towards discussing mechanisms for international cooperation in this area.

� Jerzy Kosiński - Assistant Professor at the Institute of Research on Organized Crime and Terrorism at the Police Academy in Szczytno, Poland

� Andrzej Adamski - Professor at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland

� Adam Palmer - Director of International Government Affairs (Cybersecurity) at FireEye

� Aleksander Goszczycki - Vice President of the Board of MaticChair: Andrzej Targosz - Founder and CEO of PROIDEA

21:00 BANQuET (OPEN) Meeting Space Level 2 (ICE)

21:30 GAlA RECEPTiON (BY iNViTATiON ONlY)

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DAY TWO | 29 September

9:00-9:15 OPENiNG OF DAY TWO Theatre Hall (S2)

STATE STREAM

9:15-9:45 PRESENTATiON OF SOluTiONS AND PROPOSAlS DEVElOPED BY THE BREAKOuT SESSiONS Theatre Hall (S2)

BREAKOuT SESSiONS’S lEADERSJoanna KuleszaAssistant Professor of International Public Law at the University of Lodz, PolandPiotr Ciepiela – Manager at EY

9:45-10:45 DiSCuSSiON PANEl Theatre Hall (S2) “Strategies for the Functioning of the State in Cyberspace”

Chair: Damian Paletta - The Wall Street Journal � Joanna Świątkowska - CYBERSEC Programme Director, Senior Research Fellow for Cybersecurity of the Kosciuszko Institute

� JanuszSkulich - Director of the Government Centre for Security, Poland � Joanna Kulesza - Assistant Professor of International Public Law at University of Lodz, Poland

� Bogdan Święczkowski - Head of Internal Security Agency 2006-2007, non-active Prosecutor of the Prosecution General, Poland

� Piotr Ciepiela - Manager at EY

10:45-11:00 NETWORKiNG COFFEE BREAK Level 1 (and Level 2 – restricted access)

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BREAKOuT SESSiONS’S lEADERMirosław Maj – Member of the CYBERSEC Organizing Committee, Chairman of the Cybersecurity Foundation, Poland

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11:30-12:30 DiSCuSSiON PANEl Theatre Hall (S2) “A Safe Europe in Cyberspace”

Chair: Brooks Tigner - EU/NATO Affairs correspondent for IHS Jane’s Defence Weekly, Founder and Editor of Security Europe � Oleksandr Danchenko - Head of Parliament Committee for Informatization and Communications, Ukraine

� Paweł Dziuba - Colonel, Ministry of Defence of Poland � Jaan Priisalu - Senior Fellow in the CCDCOE and Researcher at Tallinn Technical University, Estonia

� Mirosław Maj - Member of the CYBERSEC Organizing Committee, Chairman of the Cybersecurity Foundation, Poland

� Jarno limnéll - Professor of Cyber Security at Aalto University, Finland � Krzysztof Bondaryk - General, Former Advisor to the Ministry of National Defence on Cyber Security, Plenipotentiary of the Minister of the National Defence for Cyber Security, Former Director of the National Centre of Cryptology MoD, Poland

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BREAKOuT SESSiONS’S lEADERSJustyna Kurek – Assistant Professor at the Department of Informatics Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw, PolandJakub Kruszelnicki – Director of the Technology Transfer Centre at the Cracow University of Technology, Poland

13:00-14:00 DiSCuSSiON PANEl Theatre Hall (S2) “The Role of the Private Sector in Building Cybersecurity”

Chair: to be confirmed � John Crain - Chief Security of the Stability & Resiliency Office at ICANN � Jan Neutze - EMEA Cybersecurity Policy Director at Microsoft � Pierre Chastanet - Deputy Head of Unit Trust & Security in the Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology of the European Commission

� Gaweł Mikołajczyk - Cyber Security Expert at Cisco

#CyberDefense

#HybridWar

#infoSec

#DataSec

#Privacy

#iCT

#BigData

#EuRegulations

#DigitalSingleMarket

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BREAKOuT SESSiONS’S lEADERArtur Piechocki – Legal Expert at the Cybersecurity Foundation, Poland

15:30-16:30 DiSCuSSiON PANEl Theatre Hall (S2) “Challenges Facing the Future of Cyberspace”

Chair: Noelle Knox - Technology Editor, POLITICO � Jean-Jacques Sahel - Vice President for Europe at ICANN � Piotr Puczyński - Vice President of the Management Board at Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK)

� Daniel Castro - Vice President of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation and Director of the Center for Data Innovation, USA

� Andrzej Zybertowicz - Chief Adviser to the National Security Bureau and to the President of Poland

16:30-17:00 CONCluSiONS AND ClOSiNG REMARKS

17:30-20:00 BANQuET (OPEN) Meeting Space

#internetGovernance

#Cloud

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FORuM VENuE

CYBERSEC 2015 will take place in ICE Kraków Congress Centre, whose high standard places it among the most desired and exclusive congress centres in Europe. This modern building is located in the walking distance from the Old Town and easily accessible from all corners of the city. To see all the possible options of public transport as well as walking paths from and to the ICE we suggest you to visit: http://www.icekrakow.com/information/access

The exact address of the ICE Congress Centre is as follows: iCE KRAKÓW (International Conferences and Entertainment)ul. Marii Konopnickiej 17, Kraków 30-302

REGiSTRATiON DESK

Registration will be held on the level 0 at the conference venue opened between 08:00 – 19:00 on September, 28 and 08:00 – 16:30 on September, 29.

CYBERSEC Wi-FiNetwork name: CS2015Password: Kosciuszko2015

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ACCOMMODATiON

Most of our speakers have chosen for their accommodation The Best Western Plus Q Hotel located just 50 metres from the Conference Centre.In the case of any problems or inquiries concerning your accommodation you can contact the hotel directly: BEST WESTERN PluS Q Hotelul. Wygrana 6, 30-311 KrakówReception desk phone number: (0048) 12 333 40 20

FOOD AND BEVERAGES

Coffee Breaks will be arranged by the host in between the panel discussions. Coffee stations will be available on the Level 1 and Level 2 (Meeting Space with restricted access).

lunch for all participants will be served on both 28 and 29 September on the Level 1 and Level 2 (Meeting Space with restricted access).

Banquet will be held on the Level 2 of the conference venue on both days. In addition, attendance of CYBERSEC Gala Reception will be offered upon separate invitations.

CYBERSEC MOBilE APPliCATiON

Download our mobile application https://eventory.cc/, which will enable you to keep in touch with the speakers and the participants of the Conference and find all the news and updates concerning CYBERSEC 2015.

CYBERSEC 2015 CAll CENTER

Should you have any questions during the conference, we will readily help you. Please contact (0048) 661 977 927 / (0048) 697 798 670 and we will do our best to solve all your problems.

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Speakers’ Biographies

Andrzej Adamski, Professor of Criminal law and Computer law at the Faculty of law and Administration at Nicolaus Copernicus university, Toruń, Chairman of the Department of Criminal law and Criminal Policy – PolandDr. Adamski is also a member of the Council of Europe Committee of Experts on Crime in Cyberspace (2000-2001) and the winner of the Professor Tomasz Hofmokl Award For Promoting the Idea of Information Society (2002) in legal regulation and pioneer research on cybercrime.

Robin Barnett, Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Poland – united KingdomMr. Barnett has been the British Ambassador to Poland since 2011. He studied law at the University of Birmingham. In 1980 he joined the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. His first post was Warsaw in 1982. He also worked in diplomatic missions in Vienna, New York and Bucharest.

Manuel Pedrosa de Barros, Director of Communication Security Department (DSC) of the Portuguese National Communications Authority – PortugalMr. Barros represents the Authority in the Management Council of the Portuguese Electronic Certification System, the Technical Council for Accreditation of the Portuguese National Security Authority, the ENISA Management Board, and the OECD Working Party on Security and Privacy in the Digital Economy. He joined ANACOM in 1997 as Director of Standardisation and Certification (DNH), and since then assumed identical functions in the Equipment and Standardisation (DEN) and the Technology and Equipment (DTE) Departments and the Communications Security Office (GSC).

Władysław T. Bartoszewski, Vice-president of the Board of Exatel – PolandWładysław T. Bartoszewski has been Vice-president of the Board of Exatel since 2014. He is an expert in finance and energy security. He gained experience in foreign financial institutions (ING, Barings, JP Morgan, and Credit Suisse) and consulting companies (COBA-M.I.D. Central Europe Trust Company). Władysław T. Bartoszewski is also a Lecturer at European and American universities.

Dr. Annegret Bendiek, Senior Associate in the Eu / Europe Division of the German institute for international and Security Affairs (SWP) – GermanyDr. Bendiek specialises in European Common Foreign and Security Policy, European cybersecurity, data privacy and data security in the transatlantic relationship. From April to October 2014, she was seconded to the Policy Planning Staff of the German Federal Foreign Office. FromAugust 2013 to April 2014, she held a Robert Bosch Public Policy Fellowship at the Transatlantic Academy of the German Marshall Fund (GMF), Washington, D.C.

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Mieczysław Bieniek, former Polish Military Representative for NATO and Eu Military Committees, former NATO Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Transformation – Poland Lieutenant-general Bieniek joined the Polish Army as Officer Cadet in 1969, and in 1989 was promoted to Lieutenant-colonel. In 2004 he commanded Multinational Division Central-East in Iraq. In 2007 he served as an Adviser to the Afghanistan Minister of Defence, and Senior Military Adviser to the Polish Minister of Defence. In the same year he was promoted to Lieutenant-general.

Krzysztof Bondaryk, Expert in Security Management, Cybersecurity and Classified information Protection - PolandBrigadier-general (retired) Krzysztof Bondaryk is an expert in security management, cybersecurity and classified information protection. He was the Adviser to and Plenipotentiary of the Ministry of National Defence for cybersecurity. Mr. Bondaryk was also the Director of the National Centre of Cryptology at the MoD, Poland. Prior to this, he was appointed Under-secretary of State in the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration (1998-1999), and later became the Head of the Internal Security Agency.

Pierre Buhler – French Ambassador to Poland – FranceMr. Buhler has held several positions at French Embassies in a number of countries. He worked as a Diplomatic Adviser to the Minister of Defence, and General Manager of France Coopération Internationale (FCI), which later became France Expertise Internationale (FEI). He is a graduate of the French business school HEC (École des Hautes Etudes Commerciales), and Sciences Po Paris; holds BAdegrees in law (University Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris) and ethnology (University Denis Diderot-Paris VII), a Master’s degree in applied economy (University Paris-Dauphine), and a degree in Polish (National School for Oriental Languages, Paris).

Sławomir Brzeziński, Director of the Security Centre at Bank Zachodni WBK SA - PolandMr. Brzeziński has been working in the banking sector since 1992, first at WBK SA, then in Bank Zachodni WBK SA. He has been working in the field of information security, with a special focus on information systems since 1998. Since 2001 he has been responsible for the security of information systems of Bank Zachodni WBK SA. He is a member of several forums and working groups related to the Association of Polish Banks, which deal with information security. He holds a diploma in informatics.

Daniel Castro, Vice-president of the information Technology and innovation Foundation, Director of the Centrefor Data innovation - u.S.In 2015, the U.S. Secretary of Commerce appointed Mr. Castro to the Commerce Data Advisory Council. Before joining ITIF, he worked as an IT analyst at the Government Accountability Office (GAO). In addition, Mr.Castro was a Visiting Scientist at the Software Engineering Institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He has a BSc in foreign service from Georgetown University and an MSc in information security technology and management from Carnegie Mellon University.

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Yogi Chandiramani, Senior Director of Sales Engineering for Europe, Middle East and Africa, FireEye – FranceAs a Senior Director of Sales Engineering for Europe, Middle East and Africa, Mr. Chandiramani provides subject matter expertise in pre-sales capacity for prospects, partners and strategic business alliances. Previously he worked for Blue Coat Systems, a Secure Web Gateway provider. Mr. Chandiramani holds an engineering degree in telecommunications, and is passionate about malware forensics and identifying new trends in cyber threats.

Pierre Chastanet, Deputy Head of unit Trust and Security at the Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology of the European Commission – France Pierre Chastanet previously he worked as an assistant to the Director in charge of Sustainable and Secure Society, on the preparation of Horizon 2020. Pierre joined the European Commission in 2006 as Research Programme Officer in charge of Telecommunication Technologies and the Internet of the Future. He holds a MSc in telecommunication engineering from Paris Graduate School of Telecommunication Engineering, and MA in international politics from the Free University of Brussels.

Bogusław Chrabota, Editor in Chief of Rzeczpospolita Daily News – PolandSince 2013, he is Editor in Chief of Rzeczpospolita Daily News, the leading opinion making Polish Newspaper. He published his first publications in Polish dissident press in 1986. Between 1990 and 1993,he was working for the Polish Public Television TVP at the News Department. He is a member of the founding team of the first Polish commercial television - Polsat. Previously, he also worked for the Press, and for Newsweek. Mr. Chrabota holds a degree in Law from the Jagiellonian University, Poland.

Piotr Ciepiela, Senior Manager in Operational Technology Advisory, EY – PolandHe is a co-author and leader of consulting services in the field of Critical Infrastructure Security and Industrial Automation Systems for Central Europe (23 countries). Mr. Ciepiela managed numerous projects in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East. He participates in the creation of international standards for Cybersecurity and Industrial System Security (ISA and NIST). He lectured at several major Polish universities and has authored numerous publications on ICS Security e.g. published in Harvard Business Review. He holds the security clearances: „NATO SECRET” and „EU SECRET”.

John Crain, Chief Security Officer, iCANN – u.S.John Crain is responsible for establishing strategy, planning and execution for ICANN’s external Security, Stability and Resiliency programmes. Prior to his time at ICANN, John worked as part of the executive management team at the RIPE NCC in Amsterdam. He also has extensive experience in the area of DNS administration and managing internet infrastructure services. He is currently responsible for the management of l.root-servers.net, one of the internet’s 13 “Root Servers”.

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Michael Dahan, lecturer, Department of Public Policy and Administration at Sapir College – israelDr. Dahan lectures on the political and social aspects of hacking and cyber warfare. He also lectured at the Hebrew University, at the Bar Ilan University, at the Tel Aviv University, and at the University of Cincinnati. He is a long-term resident of the Middle East. He holds a PhD in political science from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His research interests focus on aspects of ICT usage and diffusion in the Middle East, and Israeli and Palestinian politics and society.

OleksandrDanchenko, Head of the Parliament Committee for informatisation and Communication – ukraineIn 2014 he was elected Member of Parliament. From 2003, Mr. Danchenko was Chief Head of Datagroup. In 2004, he completeda course at the Institute of Administrative Governance of Telecommunications TEMIS (Canada), and he holds a degree from the National Technical University of Ukraine, theKyiv Polytechnic Institute.

Piotr Dela, lecturer at the National Defence university – PolandColonel Dela is co-author and co-organiser of military exercises in the field of teleinformatic protection. Since 1998, he has been a member of the academic staff at the National Defence University, where he successfully finished his doctoral studies in 2001 and gained the title of Doctor habilitatus in 2012. Piotr Dela graduated from the Cybernetics Department at the Military University of Technology in Warsaw.

Andrii Deshchytsia, ukrainian Ambassador to Poland – ukraineAndrii Deshchytsia was Acting Foreign Minister of Ukraine (from February to June 2014). Prior to that, he was the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to the Republic of Finland and Iceland. From 2012 to 2014, he was Ambassador-at-Large. From January to December 2013, he was the Special Representative of OSCE Chairman-in-office for Conflict Resolution. Ambassador Deshchytsia graduated from Ivan Franko Lviv National University (1989), and the University of Alberta (Edmonton, Canada) (1995).

Jurand Drop, undersecretary of State, Ministry of Administration and Digital Affairs – PolandJurand Drop was born in 1975 in Cracow. He made his degree in international economics and studied also history. He worked at the Department of Macroeconomics at the Cracow University of Economics (1999-2005, Poland, research and lectures on macroeconomics, European monetary integration and European policies), the European Commission (2005-2008, Belgium, policy developer at the Directorate General Information Society and Media. economic analyses of ICT, policy formulation and implementation), the Ministry of Interior and Administration (2009-2011, Poland, Head of Unit for Strategy and Coordination of National Initiatives at the Department of Information Society), the Permanent Representation of Poland to the EU (2011-2015, Belgium, Counsellor for Analysis on structural reforms, macroeconomic and global economic governance; later Counsellor for Information Society, Telecommunications and Postal Services responsible additionally for cybersecurity policy and for a brief period

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for data protection). On May 11th, 2015, Jurand Drop was appointed as Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Administration and Digital Affairs of the Republic of Poland. He supervises the following areas within Ministry’s authority: telecommunications, including telecommunications’ law and spectrum; information society, including data protection, re-use of public sector information and digital inclusion; cybersecurity policy framework; European and international affairs, including EU matters and internet governance. Functionally, he supervises three departments (Department of Information Society, Department of Telecommunications, Department of Informatization) and two institutions within Ministry’s authority (National Institute of Telecommunications and the Project Center for IT Projects).

Sorin Ducaru, Assistant Secretary General of NATO for Emerging Security Challenges – RomaniaAmbassador Ducaru is advising the Secretary General on the evolution of emerging security challenges. He served as Romania’s Permanent Representative and he became the Dean of the North Atlantic Council. He also served as Romanian Ambassador to the United States, and as the Permanent Representative of Romania to the UNO, New York. He holds an MPhil in international relations from the University of Amsterdam, and a PhD in international economics from the Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest.

Stanisław Dyrda, Senior Adviser for iCT, iT, Strategic Programme Coordinator at the National Centre for Research - PolandHe is also a Lecturer and Head of the Computer Lab at the Warsaw University of Technology, and Dean of the University College of Technology and Business. In addition, Mr. Dyrda works as a manager of ICT companies. He is a member of the Board for Digital Entrepreneurship of the EC, the Scientific Council of the Stock Exchange in Warsaw, the Advisory Committees to the Minister of Science and University Education, and the IEP of the EUROSTARS programmes.

Henry Foy, Correspondent at the Financial Times, Central Europe –uKHenry Foy covers Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and the wider CEE region for the world’s most trusted financial newspaper. Henry writes across the spectrum of unfolding political, economic and business stories, delivering a global perspective on one of the world’s fastest-developing and most interesting regions. Previously the FT’s award-winning Motor Industry Correspondent, Henry joined the paper after three years as a reporter for Reuters in New Delhi and Mumbai, India.

Sandro Gaycken, Senior Researcher Cybersecurity and Cyber Strategy, ESMT, European School of Management and Technology – Germany Dr. Gaycken is also a Director for Strategic Cyber Defence Projects in the NATO SPS Programme, a member of the benchmarking group for “Industrie 4.0“ standards for the German Ministry of Research BMBF, Director of the Cybersecurity Working Group, Associate Fellow of the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP), and Senior Fellow at the EastWest Institute. He is a Fellow of Oxford University’s Martin College.

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Kenneth Geers, Non-resident Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Brent Scowcroft Centre on international Security – u.S.Dr. Geers is also a Professor at Taras Shevchenko Kyiv National University, Ukraine, and the Ambassador for the NATO Cyber Centre in Estonia. He is also working as a Senior Research Analyst at ZeroFOX. He has more than 20 years of experience working in the U.S.government (National Security Agency, Naval Criminal Investigative Service, and NATO). He was a Senior Global Threat Analyst at FireEye.

Karsten Geier, Head of the Cyber Policy Coordination Staff in Germany’s Federal Foreign Office – GermanyKarsten Geier is the Deputy to the Special Commissioner on Cyber Foreign Policy. He is also a member of the UN Group of Governmental Experts on Developments in the Field of Information and Telecommunications in the Context of International Security. His most recent overseas assignment took him to New York, where he helped to set up the European Union Delegation, and subsequently worked at Germany’s Mission to the United Nations.

Keir Giles, Director of the Conflict Study Research Centre (CSRC) – uK The Conflict Study Research Centre is a group of subject matter experts in Eurasian security, with a particular focus on the wide range of security challenges posed by Russia. Mr. Giles oversees the CSRC’s research and publication programmes, while continuing to focus on his own specialist areas of Russian military transformation and the Russian approach to cyber and information warfare.

Aleksander Goszczycki, Managing Director of Defence Department, Matic – PolandAleksander has over 15 years of experience in securing complex IT solutions, especially from a government oriented perspective on cyber issues. Today, he is the Managing Director of Defence department at Matic. The Matic team is devoted to improve government security in cyberspace and to implement available technologies to protect critical infrastructure and public safety.

Chris Gow, lead for Data Protection and European Security Policy in Government Affairs, Cisco; Chair of Privacy and Security Group and Vice-Chair of the Digital Economy Policy Group, DiGiTAl EuROPE - uKPrior to Cisco, he was responsible for campaign strategies and digital economy policy work at EICTA (now DIGITAL EUROPE). Chris first joined the Brussels scene in 2003 as an Assistant to a Member of the European Parliament, working on internal market and legal affairs issues. Chris studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Oxford University.

Sławomir Górniak, Expert in Security Tools and Architecture, information Security and Data Protection unit ENiSA Mr. Górniak is a telecommunications engineer focused on network security. Currently working at ENISA (the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security) as Expert in Security Tools and Architecture, he is also responsible for following up and supporting European security related R&D projects and technical developments in standardisation.

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Chris Gould, Partner in EY’s Forensic Technology and Discovery Services Practice – uKChris Gould leads EY’s Forensic Cybercrime and Cybersecurity practice in the UK. He works with clients to help them understand and respond to cyber threats and to manage the associated risks. Chris is a recognised leader in the field of cybersecurity and is a regular speaker at international events on the topic.

Wiesław Goździewicz, legal Adviser to the NATO Joint Force Training Centre in Bydgoszcz – Poland Mr. Goździewicz provides legal advice and training on the practicalities of the application of international humanitarian law and legal aspects of military operations. He served at the Public International Law Division of the Legal Department of the Ministry of National Defence. Commander Goździewicz (Polish Navy) joined the Armed Forces as a junior legal officer, at the 43rd Naval Airbase in Gdynia. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Gdańsk.

Patrick Grillo, Senior Director, Solutions Marketing at Fortinet - FrancePrior to joining Fortinet, Patrick Grillo worked for a number of small to medium size organisations, as well as larger companies such as Wellfleet Communications, Bay Networks, Nortel Networks, Hughes Network Systems and Comtech Mobile Data Communications, in the United States, the United Kingdom and France, holding a range of senior level international sales and marketing roles. Patrick received his technical training while serving in the U.S. Navy. He is based at Fortinet’s international headquarters in Sophia Antipolis, France.

Andrzej Halicki, Minister of Administration and Digitisation of the Republic of PolandMinister Halicki obtained his position in September 2014. He is also the Founder and former Chairman of GGK Public Relations Agency. From 2012 to 2014 he was Vice-president of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. From 2009 to 2010 he was the Press Secretary of the political party Civic Platform. Since 2007 he has been a Member of the Polish Parliament.

Stefan Heumann, Director of the European Digital Agenda Programme at Stiftung Neue Verantwortung – GermanyStiftung Neue Verantwortung is a think-tank based in Berlin, with a strong focus on tech policy issues. Before joining SNV, Mr. Heumann coordinated the Public Affairs Department of the U.S. Consulate General in Hamburg and taught political science as Assistant Professor at the University of Northern Colorado. He holds a PhD in political science from the University of Pennsylvania.

Stephan G. Humer, Chairman of the Terrorism Research Network, internet Sociologist and Computer Scientist - GermanyDr. Stephan G. Humer holds a PhD in sociology and PhD (ABD) in informatics. He is a Senior Fellow at the Berlin University of the Arts, a Security Researcher at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Freie Universität Berlin, and an Adjunct Professor at the Berlin School of Economics and Law. Dr. Humer is the Chairman of the Terrorism Research Network (NTF e.V).

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Ben Hiller, OSCE Cybersecurity Officer – AustriaMr. Hiller is the OSCE’s focal point for cyber/ICT security issues, including inter-state relations in cyberspace. He is responsible for assisting states with the implementation of Permanent Council Decision 1106 on an Initial Set of OSCE Confidence-Building Measures (CBMs) to Reduce the Risks of Conflict Stemming from the Use of Information And Communication Technologies, and developing additional CBMs. He previously served with the OSCE Secretariat’s Action against Terrorism Unit.

Márton illés, Product Evangelist at BalaBit – HungaryMárton Illés is responsible for creating visionary strategies for the company’s products on log management, privileged user monitoring, and user behaviour analytics. He worked for BalaBit as a Security Consultant and Product Manager. Prior to that, he worked as a CTO, coordinating technology partnerships and shaping the future of products. He holds an MSc in computer science and economy from Corvinus University, Budapest.

Zsolt illési, Expert in iT Governance and Technology, Associate Professor at College of Dunaújváros – HungaryDr. Illési is teaching Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and IS Audit and Quality Assurance. He specialises in operational and technical risk management and developing security systems. Dr. Illési’s academic interests are cybersecurity, cyber defence and IT audit. He also provides computer forensics services for the Hungarian state authorities and courts.

Masafumi ishii, Ambassador of Japan to the Kingdom of Belgium, Representative of the Government of Japan to NATOAmbassador Masafumi Ishii served as First Secretary at the Japanese Embassy in the USA(1993). In 2002, he became Private Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Japan. He got successive overseas postings as Minister in Embassies to UK and to USA, and has been posted as Deputy Director-General at the Foreign Policy Bureau (2009). Later, he worked as Director-General for Global Issues (MOFA) and for International Legal Affairs Bureau. He graduated in law at the University of Tokyo.

Jim Jaeger, Chief Cyber Strategist at Fidelis Cybersecurity – u.S.Jim managed and grew Fidelis’ Network Defence and Forensics business, including the Digital Forensics Lab. In 2015, he was appointed to the state Cyber Commission. He is a former Brigadier General in the United States Air Force. He holds a BSc from the Air Force Academy and an MSc in management & supervision from Central Michigan University. He also completed the Executive Development Programme at the Whitmore Graduate School of Business, University of New Hampshire.

Maciej Jankowski, under-secretary of State in the Ministry of National Defence of the Republic of Poland - PolandPreviously, Mr. Jankowski served as Under-secretary of State in the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Ministry of Transport, Construction and Maritime Economy. He is a graduate from the Law and Administration Faculty and Philosophy and History Faculty at the University of Łódź, where he also gained his PhD in law and the title of Legal Adviser.

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Remigiusz Jankowski, Enterprise Director at Fortinet – PolandRemigiusz Jankowski has over 20 years of experience in ICT industry. Currently, he is the Enterprise Business Director at Fortinet, which is a global leader and innovator in Network Security. Before joining Fortinet, he worked in various positions related to sales management in Juniper Networks, HP/3Com, Enterasys Networks as well. He obtained his Master’s degree from the University of Science and Technology (AGH) in Cracow, and completed postgraduate studies in Management at the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH).

Simon Johnson, Senior Manager – Cisco Security Services EuropeSimon has nearly 20 years of experience in the information and cybersecurity industry. In his role within Cisco Security Services Group, he consults with CIO’s and CISO’s on a daily basis on the core and emerging threats faced by the business. He gained valuable commercial and business experience over his career in a mix of Cyber Start-ups, System Integrators and latterly in Cisco. He led consulting practices, business development functions and launched new managed services offers.

Artur Kacprzyk, Analyst with the Non-Proliferation and Arms Control Project at the Polish institute of international Affairs (PiSM) – PolandMr. Kacprzyk’s research focuses on NATO deterrence and defence policy, nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, and deterrence theory. He previously worked for the portal Mojeopinie.pl, as an author on international security issues, and did an internship at the Polish Office for Foreigners. He holds a Master’s degree in international relations from the University of Warsaw (2015).

James Kagele, information Security Officer for the NATO Joint Force Training Centre – u.S.James Kagele has managed security and centralisation for the Air Mobility Command Network Operations and Security Centre, hosting more than 100,000 users. He has also led teams of international employees in multi-national/multi-service organisations. In 2011 he retired from the U.S. Air Force. James earned his associate degree in information systems from the Community College of the Air Force, a Bachelor’s degree in management/information systems from Park University, and a Master’s degree in information systems from the University of Phoenix.

lea Kaspar, Head of Programmatic Portfolio at Global Partners Digital, leader of the Organisation’s international Policy Arm – uKLea manages projects at the intersection of human rights and digital communications. She is a member of the IGF Multi-stakeholder Advisory Group (MAG), and the UK Multi-stakeholder Group on Internet Governance (MAGIG), where she participates in the consultation processes with the UK government on international internet freedom issues. Lea also works closely with governments in the Freedom Online Coalition (FOC).

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Mika Kataikko, Director for Cybersecurity, Jyväskylä Regional Development Company Jykes ltd. – FinlandMr. Kataikko has a background in telecoms, ICT and the security businesses: having held supervisory and product area life cycle management roles, where his responsibilities included quality and security related management and development. His versatile job history gives him wide experience and a broad perspective in different areas of businesses and business making, especially regarding ICT and cybersecurity.

Emil Kędzięrski, Civil Servant, Counsellor to the Minister in the Ministry of Administration and Digitisation – Poland.Mr. Kędzięrski is a representative of the Polish government on the Governmental Advisory Committee ICANN, and co-organiser of internet governance workshops called “Who rules the internet”, Warsaw (2014, 2015). He previously worked in the Office of Electronic Communications and the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection. He graduated in law from the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, and completed postgraduate studies at the National School for Public Administration in Warsaw.

Gerben Klein Baltnik, Chairman of the Dutch internet Standards Platform– the NetherlandsGerben Klein is the owner of the consultancy firm KBBa, and CEO of Trefecta BV. He is working with small and medium-sized enterpriseson tackling their cybersecurity issues (MKB Cyber Advies Nederland). He previously held several positions at the TNO (the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research), within the framework of the Physics and Electronics Laboratory and the Prins Maurits Laboratory. He was involved in the reorganisation of the Dutch Army from 1991 to 1994.

Alexander Klimburg, Non-resident Senior Fellow, Cyber Statecraft initiative, Atlantic Council – u.S.Mr. Klimburgis also a Senior Research Fellow at the Hague Centre for Security Studies, an Affiliate and former Fellow of the Belfer Centre at Harvard Kennedy School, and an Associate Fellow at the Austrian Institute of European and Security Policy. He has been a member of various national, international, NATO, and EU policy and working groups.

Joanna Kołodziej, Associate Professor at Kraków university of Technology – PolandProfessor Joanna Kołodziej is an Associate Professor at Kraków University of Technology. She is also a Principal Investigator and Chairwoman of the big COST Action – CHIPSET – High Performance Modelling and Simulation for Big Data Applications. She holds a PhD in theoretical computer science fromthe Jagiellonian University in Kraków, and earned the title Doctor habilitatus at the Institute of Computer Science at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw.

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lidia Kołucka-Żuk, Director of Communication Strategy at the Pelion Healthcare Group - PolandLidia Kołucka-Żuk also worked with the Trust for Civil Society in Central and Eastern Europe. Between2008 and 2012she was a Strategic Adviser to the Prime Minister of Poland, in the fields of public administration, country-citizen relations, social dialogue, big data, and the digital agenda. She is a member of the Council of Digitisation at the Ministry of Administration and Digitisation. She graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Warsaw, and later completed her postgraduate studies.

Piotr Konieczny, Head of the Security Team at Niebezpiecznik.pl – PolandPrior to founding Niebezpiecznik.pl, a consulting company that specialises in security of IT projects, Mr. Konieczny worked at the British branch of Philips Electronics. He also conducts trainings, on the security of computer networks and the creation of safe web applications, for administrators and programmers. He is a graduate of Glasgow Caledonian University.

Dr. Jerzy Kosiński, Member of the interpol Working Group on Cybercrime (Counter Forensics Subgroup) and Europol Expert Group on Cybercrime – PolandFrom 2005-2006 Dr. Kosiński served as an expert in the EU Council’s Multidisciplinary Group on Organised Crime. In his academic work he focuses on cybercrime and digital evidence. He also organises two cyclical international conferences, called “Technical Aspects of ICT Crime” and “Electronic Payment Instrument Abuse”.

Robert Kośla, Regional Manager for Public Safety, National Security and Defence, Central and Eastern Europe, Microsoft - PolandRobert has served over 20 years in Polish Armed Forces and the Polish Government agencies. He retired as Lieutenant Colonel from the Information Assurance Department (DBTI) of the National Internal Security Agency (ABW) in Poland. He was a National Representative to NATO Information Security Sub-Committee and to NATO Cyber Defence Workshops. He was a member of NATO PKI Advisory Cell and also of the EU Council Security Committee (INFOSEC). He became National Project Manager for Schengen Information System implementation in Poland (2006 –2008).

Rob van Kranenburg, Founder of the ioT Council, Author of The internet of Things – BelgiumA critique of ambient technology and the all-seeing network of RFID, Rob van Kranenburg, together with Christian Nold, published Situated Technologies’pamphlet numbereight, The internet of people for a post-oil world. He currently works as Community Manager at the EU Project Sociotal. He is Adviser to IoT China, Shanghai and IoT Asia, Singapore. He Chairs AC8 - Societal Impact and Responsibility in the Context of IoT Applications of the IERC, the European Research Cluster on the Internet of Things.

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Mateusz Krupczyński, Adviser to the Deputy Prime Minister of Poland – PolandMr. Krupczyński is currently a Research Fellow at the Kazimierz Pułaski Foundation in Poland. He worked on the NATO Security Investment Programme, focusing on procurement procedures and legislation, at the Chancellory of the Prime Minister of Poland, at the Polish Embassy in Madrid, and at the UN Association in Scotland. He holds an MA in global security from Keele University and another in international relations, from the University of Dundee. He is also a graduate of the European Academy of Diplomacy.

Jakub Kruszelnicki, Director of the Technology Transfer Centre, Kraków university of Technology – PolandThe Kraków Office of the Centre is the Regional Contact Point for H2020 and the Europe Enterprise Network office. Mr. Kruszelnicki previously worked at LEITAT Technological Centre as International Project Manager responsible for NMP. While studying for his Master’s degree in European integration, at UAB, he was involved in the development of FP7 proposals for the GEDIME investigation group.

Joanna Kulesza, Assistant Professor of international Public law, university of Łódz – Poland Dr. Kulesza is the Membership Committee Chairwoman of the Global Internet Governance Academic Network (GigaNet) and an expert for the Council of Europe on human rights online. She has been Visiting Professor with the Oxford Internet Institute, the Norwegian Research Centre for Computers and Law, the Westfälische Wilhelms Universität in Münster, and the Justus-Liebig-Universitätin Gießen. She also worked for the European Parliament and the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Justyna Kurek, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of law and Administration, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski university - PolandJustyna Kurek, PhD, is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Informatics Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw and a lecturer in the field of information technology, electronic communication and consumer protection. She was a long-standing employee of the central government entities in Poland - the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection and the Office of Electronic Communications. Dr. Kurek is an author of the book ‘Protection against unsolicited correspondence in electronic communication’.

Michał Kurek, Executive Director in the Cybersecurity Department of EY Business Advisory – PolandMr. Kurek is a leader of the Advanced Security Centreand EY Competency Centre for technical aspects of IT security in the CSE region. He is also a member of ISSA, ISACA, and OWASP (where he is a member of the management board in Poland), and also the mentor of the SANS Institute in the area of web application security. He is a graduate of Warsaw University of Technology’s Faculty of Electronics and IT and Faculty of Marketing and Management.

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Miron lakomy, Assistant Professor at the Department of international Relations, institute of Political Science and Journalism, university of Silesia – PolandHe holds an MA and a PhD in political science from the University of Silesia, and studied in France (Université Paris Sud XI) under the Erasmus LLP programme, from 2006 to 2007. Currently his research interests focus mostly on cybersecurity issues (cyberwarfare, cyberterrorism), military conflicts and French foreign policy. Among others, he successfully completed research grant (under Faculty Research Program) concerning Canadian cybersecurity policy, funded by the International Council for Canadian Studies.

Krzysztof liedel, Director of the Terrorism Studies Centre (Collegium Civitas) – PolandMr. Liedel is also a Lecturer at Warsaw University and Collegium Civitas, and member of the International Association of Crime Analysts and International Association for Counterterrorism & Security Professionals. From 2010 to 2015 he worked at the National Security Bureau, and from 2004 to 2007 he was with the Ministry of the Interior and Administration. He holds a PhD in military science.

Jarno limnéll, Professor of Cybersecurity at Aalto university – FinlandJarnoLimnéll is Vice-president of Cybersecurity at Insta Group plc. He previously served as an officer in the Finnish Defence Forces and as Director of Cybersecurity at McAfee. Prof. Limnéll holds a military science PhD in strategy from the National Defence University in Finland, a Master’s degree in social science from Helsinki University, and an Officer’s degree from the National Defence University.

Sebastian Madden, Cyber and Technology Director at PGi Group – uK Mr. Madden worked previously for the UK’s Civil Service at the Cabinet Office, on the national response to the Year 2000 computer problem. He was also Secretary to the Cabinet Civil Contingencies Committees, Chief of Staff to the UK’s National Security Adviser, and a Strategy Consultant specialising in government cyber and national security structures.

Rafał Magryś, Attorney of the Board of Exatel – PolandMr. Magryś took up his current post in 2014. He is an expert in both designing and implementing IT systems for public administration. He was the Under-secretary at the Ministry of the Interior, responsible forpreparation and production implementation of e-services for CEPIK, PESEL modernisation, the launch of CBE in Poland, and data centre modernisation for the national registry.

Mirosław Maj, Chairman, the Cybersecurity Foundation – Poland Mr. Maj is an Expert at the Government Centre for Security in Poland. From 2001 to 2010 he was a manager of the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT). He is also Vice-chairman of ComCERT SAand Lecturer at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and the Warsaw School of Economics. Mr. Maj is the author of publications about IT security and a member of the editing team at CIIP Focus Magazine.

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Marek Malawski, Chief of inspectorate for implementation of innovative Defence Technologies-PolandMarek Malawski graduated from the Military University of Technology (MUT), and served in Air Force units. In April 2014 he was appointed Chief of the Inspectorate for the Implementation of Innovative Defence Technologies. He has been involved in the work of the Inter-ministerial Board for Space Policy, the Polish Society of Aviation Medicine, the Polish Society for Biomedical Engineering at the Polish Academy of Science, and the Polish Technological Platform of Security Systems.

Noemi Malska, Business Analyst at Startup Hub Poland Foundation - PolandNoemi is responsible for business development of a project in thecybersecurity field. She previously worked at the Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce in Tel Aviv. Noemi holds an MSc in management &business information systems from Wrocław University of Technology and the University of Southern Denmark. She is also a graduate of the European Academy of Diplomacy, specialising in international organisations (Israel), where she gained experience in international business.

Piotr Marczuk , Government Affairs Manager - PolandPiotr Marczuk is responsible for the engagement with government officials, regulators and policy makers, as well as with industry groups in Poland. In addition, Piotr also focuses on government affairs and policy expertise in the Central and Eastern European region. Earlier, he was working as an Executive Clerk in Polish Parliament Chancellery. From 1998, he was working at British American Tobacco (BAT), where he held a variety of positions in government affairs. He holds a Master’s Degree in Law from the University Of Maria Curie Skłodowska, Lublin.

lisa Mcinerney, Research Fellow at the School of law and Government and the institute for international Conflict Resolution and Reconstruction at Dublin City university – irelandLisa is Programme Manager for VOX-Pol, a ‘Network of Excellence’ funded by the European Commission and focused on violent online political extremism. Lisa’s research interests are in violent political extremism and processes of violent radicalisation. Her most recent research focused on the analysis of violent political extremist narratives aimed at radicalising youth.

Gaweł Mikołajczyk, Cyber Security Expert advising the key clients of Cisco PolandMr. Mikołaczyk is a member of Security Technical Advisory Group that influences the shape of the future of the security Cisco products. He has many certificates as CCIE #24987, SFCE, CISSP-ISSAP, CISA, C|EH. Gaweł is an often speaker at big ICT conferences as Cisco Live! Europe, PLNOG, EuroNOG, Security B-Sides, CONFidence, Cisco Expo i Cisco Forum. Before joining Cisco he was an administrator of UNIX systems or system engineer at one of the biggest systems integrator in Poland.

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Stefania Milan, Assistant Professor at the university of Amsterdam – the NetherlandsStefania’s research explores cyberspace governance, hacking practices, and data epistemologies. Her current project, funded by the European Research Council, investigates the politics of mass data collection. Stefania represents non-commercial interests in the Generic Names Supporting Organisation at ICANN, and serves in the Working Group called An Internet Free and Secure with the Freedom Online Coalition.

Robert Morgus, Programme Associate with New America’s Cybersecurity initiative and international Security Programme – u.S.Robert focuses broadly on issues pertaining to international cybersecurity and cyberwarfare, and internet governance and freedom. He previously provided research and logistical assistance for a variety of organisations, from sustainable development firms to political action committees. Robert holds a BA (hons) indiplomacy and world affairs, from the Occidental College, Los Angeles.

Wojciech Myślecki, CEO of Global investment Corp. and Strategic Program Adviser in BZWBK – PolandWojciech Myślecki is a doctor of Technical Sciences. He is a researcher, teaching at the Wroclaw University of Technology’s Department of Electronics. He is the author of many scientific publications in the field of telecommunications and industrial informatics, with a special scope on political and economic issues.

Andrzej Najgebauer, Professor at the Military university of Technology, Faculty of Cybernetics – PolandProf. Najgebauer is a leader of Modelling and Simulation for Decision Support in Conflict and Crisis Situations Team; a member of IFORS, of the Polish Society of Operations Research and Systems Analysis, and of the Polish Society of Computer Simulation. He is Polish representative of STO/NATO MSG and leader of NMSG 026 activity in field of Early Warning Systems for terrorist crisis. Mr. Najgebauer is also amember of the Advisory Board of the Polish Armed Forces in the field of Information Technology and Computer Simulation, and an Adviser of Polish Defence Holding.

Jan Neutze, Director of Cybersecurity Policy at Microsoft, responsible for Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA)Jan previously worked in Microsoft’s Trustworthy Computing (TwC) group at Microsoft Corp. in Redmond, WA. He also served on the policy planning staff of the UN Secretary-General and the Department of Political Affairs, and the German Marshall Fund of the United States and the Atlantic Council of the United States. Jan holds a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Münster, Germany and an MA in security studies from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.

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Paul Nicholas, Senior Director at Microsoft HQ Redmond, leading the Global Security Strategy and Diplomacy Team in Microsoft’s Trustworthy Computing Group – u.S.Paul recently served as Subject Matter Expert for the EastWest Institute’s 2011 publications. Prior to joining Microsoft, Paul spent more than eight years in the U.S. government, focusing on emerging threats to economic and national security. From 2002 to 2004, he served as White House Director of Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection. Paul earned a BA from Indiana University, an MA from Georgetown University, and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional.

Rolf Nikel, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany in Poland– GermanyRolf Nikel has been the German Ambassador to Poland since 2014. Most recently, he was Government Commissioner for Arms Control and Disarmament. He has also worked in embassies in Moscow, Nairobi, Washington, and Paris. From 2006 to 2011 he was the Deputy Chief Adviser for International Politics and Security to the Federal Government. He studied politics, economics, and international law in Frankfurt, the United States, and France.

Julien Nocetti, Research Fellow at the French institute of international Relations (iFRi)–FranceJulien Nocetti currently focuses his research on the intersection between global internet governance, cybersecurity, and international relations. His research interests also include Russia’s foreign and domestic internet policies, as well as the European Union’s digital strategy. He recently published “Contest and conquest: Russia and global internet governance”(International Affairs, 91:1, 2015), and “Emerging powers and internet governance: is a ‘third way’ possible?” (Politique étrangère, 79:4, winter 2014-2015).

Piotr Nowak, independent Expert in Cybersecurity and Economy – PolandSince 2004, Piotr has been involved in the financial market. From 2011 to 2014 he worked as an Assistant Director in the department managing bond portfolios at PKO TFI. He is a graduate of the Department of Cybernetics at the Military University of Technology in Warsaw. He has a PhD from the Warsaw School of Economics and holds an Executive MBA from Warsaw Polytechnic.

Anya Ogorkiewicz, Founder and Managing Director of The Keryx Group - PolandSince 2014, Ms. Ogorkiewicz is the permanent representative of the Polish Smart Cities and Communities working group in the Polish Standardization Committee to the coordination group at the EU-level (CEN, CENELEC, ETSI). Since 2011, she is the co-Chair of the Marketing and Communication Committee at the American Chamber of Commerce in Poland. Her first Master’s degree is in Economic Analysis from the Scientific Louis Pasteur University of Strasbourg and the second – in European Economics from the College of Europe in Bruges.

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Justyna Ożegalska-Trybalska, Adjunct Professor at the intellectual Property law institute of the Jagiellonian university, Kraków – PolandDr. Ożegalska-Trybalska is also a Lecturer in copyright law and internet law, a specialist in intellectual property rights and new media law, and an Arbitrator at the Arbitral Tribunal for Matters of Domain Names at the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications. In addition, Dr. Ożegalska-Trybalska serves as a senior specialist in European Union projects conducted in Europe, South America, and Asia. She is the author of “Internet addresses – civil law issues”, which is a Polish report in the Domain Name Handbook.

Damian Paletta - Reporter, The Wall Street Journal, uSADamian Paletta covers national security at the Wall Street Journal, with a focus on cybersecurity and intelligence. Paletta joined the Wall Street Journal in 2006, where he was one of the paper’s lead reporters covering the financial crisis, Wall Street regulatory overhaul, and U.S. debt ceiling crisis. He has reported on the massive theft of personnel data from the U.S. government, as well as the debate over how to respond to the large-scale cyberattack. Paletta has covered several national political elections and traveled with the White House and top U.S. officials to Europe and Asia.

Adam Palmer, Director of international Government Affairs in FireEye – GermanyAdam Palmer manages global cybersecurity policy and government affairs for FireEye. He is based in Munich, Germany. Adam began his career as a U.S. Navy JAG Officer focusing on cybercrime prosecution. Most recently, Adam also spent two years at the United Nations, establishing the UN Global Programme against Cybercrime.

Piotr Pawłowski, Chief information Officer at KGHM Polska Miedź SA – PolandPiotr Pawłowski hasmore than 20 years of experience in managing IT organisations, especially ICT shared service centres. He has been working for PKO BP SA, PCC AG, and VOLVO IT. Since 2008 he has been a CIO at KGHM.

Piret Pernik, Research Fellow, international Centre for Defence Studies – EstoniaMs. Pernik’s research focuses on cybersecurity policy-making and political issues relevant to cybersecurity. She coordinates cooperation with institutions that address cybersecurity challenges and promote internet freedom in Estonia and abroad. Before joining ICDS, she worked at the Policy Planning Department of the Estonian Ministry of Defence. From 2009 to 2012 she served as an Adviser to the National Defence Committee of the Riigikogu (Estonian parliament). She holds a Master’s degree in sociology, and a Master’s degree in international relations and European studies from Central European University in Budapest.

Artur Piechocki, legal Expert on Cybersecurity, The Cybersecurity Foundation – PolandArtur Piechocki specialises in ICT law at the Cybersecurity Foundation in Poland. He is also an Expert at the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA), experienced in the regulatory & legal and privacy & data protection fields. He cooperates with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO). He is a former Adviser at the Research and Academic Computer Network (NASK).

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Eric Pigal, Founder of KOGNiTiS, Member of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) – FranceEric Pigal is the Founder of KOGNITIS, providing IT Management Consulting for companies of all sizes, anywhere in Europe. He is also a member of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) in Brussels, where he focuses on IT subjects, and has been the author of several EU reports. He is Vice-president of EuroCloud Poland, participating in the development of cloud computing in Europe.

Roman Polko, former Commander of Special Forces GROM, former Deputy Head of the National Security Bureau - PolandMajor-general Dr. Roman Polko is a former Commander of Special Forces Unit GROM, former Deputy Head of the National Security Bureau, and holds a doctorate in military science studies. During his military service he commanded subordinated units behind enemy lines in former Yugoslavia, Kosovo, and Iraq.

Aleksander Poniewierski, Partner at EY and a leader at iT Advisory Services – PolandMr. Poniewierski specialises in the implementation of IT management systems, raising the efficiency of business systems, and addressing the risks associated with their use. He has advised leading companies in the fields of IT security, management, strategy, and transformation. He graduated from the University of Silesia and received his PhD in economics from the University of Economics in Poznań.

Maciej Popowski, Deputy Secretary-general of the European External Action ServiceAmbassador Popowski was the Director for EU affairs at the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the time of Poland’s accession negotiations. From 2001 to 2008 he was Deputy Head of the Permanent Representation of the Republic of Poland to the European Union. From 2003 to 2008 he was Poland’s first permanent representative on the EU’s Political and Security Committee. He then joined the European Commission as Director in DG Development. In 2009 he was seconded from the European Commission to become head of cabinet of Jerzy Buzek, President of the European Parliament.

Jaan Priisalu, Senior Fellow, NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence – EstoniaJaan Priisalu is the former General Director of the Estonian Information System’s Authority. He is the Co-founder of the Estonian Defence League’s Cyber Unit and member of the Estonian Information Systems Audit Association. Before entering the public sector, Priisalu worked at Guardtime, Ühispank, Cybernetica and Hansabank, and served as the head of SIRT (Security Incidents Response Team) at Swedbank. JaanPriisalu was educated at Tallinn University of Technology and Toulouse III (Université Paul Sabatier) in France.

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Piotr Puczyński, Vice-president of the Management Board at Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego – PolandDuring 25 years of his professional career, Mr. Puczyńskihas dealt mainly with the implementation of new solutions, changes, and innovation in the financial sector for Bank Millennium, Bank BWE, Bank NORD L/B, and PZU Group. From 2009 to 2013, working with Microsoft Polska, he cooperated with the DNB, BOŚ, ING Bank Śląski and BRE Bank. From 2013 to 2014 he held a managerial position at PocztaPolska.

Helena Raud, Member of the Board of the European Cybersecurity initiative – EstoniaHelena Raud has 10 years of experience in defence planning and consultancy. She re-profiled to cybersecurity following the 2007 attacks against Estonian private and government sites. She is also an academic, with an interest in technology dependence, connections between innovation and economic development, and the role of governance. She was the Former Cybersecurity Coordinator for Estonia, leading the work on the Estonian Cybersecurity Strategy for the period 2014 to 2017.

Tomáš Rezek, Cybersecurity Research Fellow, the Association for international Affairs – the Czech RepublicFor several years, Mr. Rezek worked with a global consulting company as an IT Consultant, and currently works as a Project Manager at the information management department at a major Czech bank. He graduated in international trade and commercial communications from the University of Economics in Prague. He received a stipend to study international trade, and completed a mathematical programming programme at the University of Edinburgh.

Megan Richards, Principal Adviser at DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology (CONNECT) of the European CommissionMs. Richards has worked for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Africa, the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington, the government of Canada, and private law firms. In 1991 she joined the European Commission. From September 2006 to April 2009 she was Director of Resource Management at the Commission’s Joint Research Centre. From 2013 to 2014 she was EU Fellow at the Weatherhead Centre for International Affairs at Harvard University. She holdsa BSc, an LLB,and a Master of Public Administration degree.

léonard Rolland, Desk Officer for Cybersecurity international Policy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs – FranceLéonard Rolland has been working at the French Foreign Ministry since 2013, where he has been covering various issues related to international cybersecurity policy (UN, OSCE, EU, NATO, and bilateral dialogues). He was the French expert at the first session of the 2014-2015 UN GGE on cybersecurity in June 2014. He works with the Ambassador in charge of coordinating international cybersecurity policy initiatives within the ministry.

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Gilad l. Rosner, Founder of the internet of Things Privacy Forum - uK Dr. Gilad L. Rosner is a Privacy and Information Policy Researcher, a Member of the UK Cabinet Office Privacy and Consumer Advisory Group, and part of the British Computer Society Identity Assurance Working Group. He is also a Member of the Policy Stakeholder Committee for the UK, and has consulted on trust issues for the UK government’s Identity Assurance Programme.

Michael Rotert, Chairman of the Board of Eco (the Association of the German internet industry) and Vice-president of EuroiSPA – GermanyProf. Michael Rotert, has many years of experience in the area of information and communication technology, and has been active as a specialist consultant for the EU, the UN and the U.S. Department of Commerce. He was the Industry Spokesperson for the German delegation in the G8 Cybercrime Group. He is the Founder and CEO of Xlink, and he was the CEO and Senior Vice-president of KPNQ West. Michael Rotert was employed at the University of Karlsruhe.

Peter Round, Director Capability, Armament & Technology, European Defence AgencyPeter Round joined the European Defence Agency in 2012, where he currently serves as Capability, Armament, and Technology Director. Prior to this, he served in a number of positions for the RAF, after joining as a Cadet in 1979. His career has also taken him around the world in positions connected to NATO. Most recently, he was the Assistant Director of Flying Training. He holds an Bachelor’s degree in metallurgy from Manchester University and a Master’s Degree in defence from King’s College, London.

Rudolf Roy, Security Policy Adviser in the European External Action Service (EEAS) – GermanyAs Head of Division for Security Policy, he was responsible to develop the EU Cyber Defence Policy Framework and the EU Cyber Diplomacy approach. After his second law degree (1992), he started his career in the Federal Ministry of the Interior in Germany. He worked for the European Commission as a national expert for Schengen, Border- and Visa politics and for the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2006). In the field of disaster relief, he supervised Germany’s international missions: Haiti, Pakistan and Sudan.

Mariusz Rzepka, Territory Manager at Fortinet in the region of Poland, ukraine and BelarusFor more than 20 years Mariusz Rzepka has been working in the ICT industry and the IT security market. He cooperates with more than 400 IT companies in Central and Eastern Europe in creating and selling security services, and coordinates the largest projects in Poland, Ukraine and Belarus. He is a graduate of the University of Science and Technology (AGH) in Kraków and Warsaw School of Economics.

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Jean-Jacques Sahel, Vice-president, Europe (Global Stakeholder Engagement), the internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (iCANN)For more than 15 years in both the private and government sectors, Jean-Jacques has been involved in international government and regulatory affairs. He leads ICANN’s strategic plan for outreach, support and engagement with governments, private sector, civil society and user groups throughout the region. Before joining ICANN in 2014, Jean-Jacques headed government and regulatory affairs for Skype, then digital policy at Microsoft for the Europe, Middle-East & Africa regions.

Fernando J. Sánchez-Gómez, Director of the National Centre for the Protection of Critical infrastructures, Secretary of State for Security, Ministry of the interior – SpainMr. Sánchez-Gómez currently coordinates the drafting and development of diverse regulation on CIP in Spain. He is a member of the Spanish National Committee for CIP. Mr. Sánchez-Gómez regularly collaborates in delivering various courses (to Master’s level, among others) on Defence and Security, conducted by universities and institutes. Fernando Sánchez-Gómez also participates frequently in conferences and seminars, both domestic and international, focused on the field of security and critical infrastructure protection.

Gabriella Schittek, iCANN’s Global Stakeholder Engagement Manager for Central & Eastern EuropeGabriella is responsible for supporting the organisation’s engagement in the region with all ICANN stakeholders. She has a long background with the country code Top Level Domain (ccTLD) industry. Before starting with ICANN, she worked with the .uk registry Nominet and the Council of European National Top Level Domain Registries (CENTR). For several years, she managed ICANN’s country code Names Supporting Organisation (ccNSO).

Tomasz Siemoniak, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defence of the Republic of Poland From 2000 to 2002, he held the position of Deputy Mayor of Warsaw. From 2007 he was Secretary of State in the Ministry of Interior and Administration. In 2011 he was nominated as the Minister of National Defence. In 2014 he was nominated as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence. He is a graduate of the Foreign Trade Faculty of the Warsaw School of Economics.

Piotr Sienkiewicz, President of the Polish Cybernetic Society, Vice-president of Polish Society of Operations Research and Systems – PolandPiotr Sienkiewicz is currently Director of the Institute for Security Systems Engineering at the National Defence University. He is the President of the Polish Cybernetic Society and Vice-president of the Polish Society of Operations Research and Systems. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Cybernetics at the Military University of Technology (1969). He holds a PhD in technical sciences (1975) and a military PhD (1980).

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Janusz Skulich, Director of the Government Centre for Security – PolandMost of the professional career of General Janusz Skulich has been associated with the Voivodeship Headquarters of the State Fire Service in Katowice. From 2002 to 2008 he served as Chief Commandant of the Silesian Voivodeship State Fire Service. From 2008, he performed the function of the Deputy Chief Commandant of the State Fire Service in Poland. In 2005 he was nominated for the rank of General. He graduated from the Main School of the Fire Service where he also completed his postgraduate studies.

Bart Smedts, Research Fellow at the Royal Higher institute for Defence (RHiD), Centre for Security and Defence Studies (CSDS) – BelgiumBart Smedts was appointed to air defence operations, where he obtained all operational ranks. After a short graduation programme in biotechnology in 1997, he obtained a Master’s degree in chemistry and joined the Royal Military Academy as Professor Assistant in mathematics and chemistry. Forensic analysis of explosives and war agents led him to the start-up of the Federal Orientation Laboratory against CBRN-threats in Peutie.

Piotr Stec, Professor and Dean of law at the Faculty of law and Administration, Opole university - PolandPiotr Stec is also an Of Counsel at Szostek-Bar and Partners Law Office. He is an alumnus of the University of Silesia in Katowice, also he is a member of the program board of science journals. His research interests focus on information technology and intellectual property law, comparative private law, legal aspects of business - academia cooperation and commercialisation of research.

BjørnSvenungsen, Specialist Director for international Cyber Policy and Coordinator for Cyber issues in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs – NorwayBjørnSvenungsen has been a career diplomat since 1999. He has served as Coordinator for Cyber Issues since the position was established in 2013 in order to strengthen and coordinate Norwegian international cyber policy. He has represented Norway at numerous international cyber events.Joanna Świątkowska, Senior Research Fellow for Cybersecurity of the Kosciuszko institute, and the Programme Director of CYBERSEC – PolandJoanna Świątkowska is the Chief Editor of the new quarterly European Cybersecurity Journal. She has been involved in numerous high profiled national and international cybersecurity initiatives. She often cooperates with Polish public institutions, including among others the Polish Presidential National Security Bureau (NSB). In the framework of the National Forum of Security organized by the NSB, she contributed to the cyber doctrine of Poland. She also advised the Supreme Audit Office in terms of cybersecurity control in Poland. She took part as an expert in the Sino-European Cyber Dialogue held in Geneva and Beijing in 2014.

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Konrad Świrski, Professor at Warsaw university of Technology, Head of the institute of Power Machinery and Mechanics – PolandSince 1995 Mr. Świrski has been President of Transition Technologies, company that creates original IT systems, high-tech solutions and IT services. He has participated as a Leader or Main Expert in a number of implementations and R&D projects in power plants all over the world: (Poland, the United States, and Asia). Several results of his research activities are protected by Polish and foreign patents.

Tomasz Szatkowski, President of the National Centre for Strategic Studies – PolandTomasz Szatkowski has diverse experience in the field of national security, which he acquired at the Polish Parliament (2003-2005), the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland (2005-2007), the Polish Main Defence Industrial Group (2006-2008), the European Parliament (2009-2012), and as one of the Founders and First President of the National Centre for Strategic Studies. He graduated from Warsaw University in 2002 with an MA in law, and in 2006 from King’s College London.

Tomasz Szewczyk, Chief Expert in the Protection and Security Bureau of the Polish Security Printing Works (PWPW SA) – PolandBefore joining the PWPW SA, Mr. Szewczyk was the Head of the Critical Infrastructure Protection Unit at the Government Centre for Security (2008-2015). He represented Poland at the CIP Point of Contact meetings at the European Commission, and from 2012 to 2015 held the post of the Vice-chairman of the Industrial Resources and Communications Service Group (IRCSG) Industry in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. He is a graduate of Warsaw University (with an MA in political science) and the National School of Public Administration.

Ryszard Szpyra, Professor of Social Sciences and Head of Doctoral Studies at the Polish National Defence university – PolandRyszard Szpyra has held numerous teaching and academic positions at the NDU. Since 2010 he has been a member of the Executive Academic Board of the EU European Security and Defence College, and from 2012 he has been a member of the International Council of the International Society of Military Sciences. He has been working with military and security issues for about 30 years.

Katarzyna Szymielewicz, lawyer, specialising in Human Rights and Technology, Co-founder and President of Panoptykon Foundation – PolandKatarzyna Szymielewicz is also the Vice-president of European Digital Rights – a coalition of 33 privacy and civil rights organisations. She is a member of the Board of the Tactical Technology Collective and Amnesty International (Poland), and member of the Council for Digitisation in Poland. She is a graduate of the University of Warsaw (law) and the School of Oriental and African Studies (development studies).

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Bogdan Święczkowski - Former Head of the internal Security Agency (ABW), PolandIn his 20-year legal career, Swięczkowski served as public prosecutor and has handled numerous organized crime and mafia cases. From 2006 to 2007 he served as the Head of Internal Security Agency (ABW). Since 2010 he has been non-active Prosecutor of the Prosecution General of Poland. Graduated from the Jagiellonian University, Faculty of Law and Administration.

Magda Taczanowska, Public Sector lead at MicrosoftDuring a career spanning more than 20 years, Magda Taczanowska has been connected with the public sector of the IT market, participating in major IT projects in the Polish administration, as well as in the industrial, service, banking and finance sectors. She is a management and marketing graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics, and holds an MBA from the School of Business in Nowy Sacz - National Louis University.

Andrzej Targosz, Founder and CEO of PROiDEA - PolandAndrzej Targosz is Founder and CEO of over 6 different companies including the PROIDEA - producer of premier security and tech conferences all around Poland. He is founder of CONFidence - a well-known international security event. He has been an investor of successful start-ups, such as Estimote, Intelclinic, and Jive. Previously, Andrzej was the OWASP Global Education Committee Board Member and Founder of Polish OWASP Local Chapter. Today, Andrzej is working on the start-up - Eventory.cc.

Brooks Tigner, Eu/NATO Affairs Correspondent for iHS Jane’s Defence Weekly, Founder and Editor of SECuRiTY EuROPE – BelgiumBased in the Belgian capital, Brooks has reported on security and defence issues across Europe for nearly three decades. Formerly Defense News’ bureau chief in Brussels, he reported extensively across Eastern and Central Europe throughout the 1990s, followed by two years in Washington, D.C., where he was the newspaper’s International Editor. He returned to the Belgian capital in 2001 as the paper’s EU/NATO Affairs Correspondent.

Harri Tiido, Estonian Ambassador to PolandHarri Tiido is a former Ambassador Representative to the EU PSC, special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, and Non-resident Ambassador to Afghanistan. From 2003 to 2007 he served as Estonia’s Ambassador to NATO. In 2000 he was appointed as Deputy Under-secretary of Security Policy at the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He graduated from the 2nd Tallinn Secondary School and from Tartu University, specialising in English philology.

Piotr Trąbiński, Marketing Manager of Strategic Projects, Bank Zachodni WBK SA - PolandPiotr Trąbiński is responsible for the implementation of strategic projects, including those relating to the protection of intellectual property rights and security in social media. He was a scholar of the Kosciuszko Chair of Polish Studies at The Institute of World Politics in Washington, where he conducted research on cybersecurity strategies for different countries and companies. He is interested in legal and social aspects of online safety. He holds a degree in law.

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Rafał Trzaskowski, Secretary of State of European Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs – PolandFrom 2004 to 2009 Mr. Trzaskowski was an Adviser to the Chairperson of the European Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs, and to the Delegation of the political party Civic Platform to the European Parliament. Mr. Trzaskowski was a Member of the European Parliament from 2009 to 2013. In 2013 to 2014 he was Minister of Administration and Digitisation in Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s Cabinet. He holds a doctorate in political science.

Andrzej Tymecki, Vice-president of the Board of Exatel – PolandAn expert on new telecommunications techniques, Mr. Tymecki has been associated with the telecommunications industry for 20 years and has worked at Orange Polska and France Telecom Group. Since 1998 he has been a member of IEC and CENELEC standardisation committees, representing Poland. He has been Vice-president of the Board of Exatel SA, in the field of technology, since 2014.

Rolf H. Weber, Ordinary Professor for Civil, Commercial and European law at the university of Zurich – SwitzerlandDr. Rolf H. Weber is also a Visiting Professor at the University of Hong Kong. Since 2008 he has been a member of the Steering Committee of the Global Internet Governance Academic Network (GigaNet), and of the European Dialogue on Internet Governance. Since 2009 he has been a member of the High-level Panel of Advisers of the Global Alliance for Information and Communication Technologies and Development (GAID).

Jack Whitsitt, Government and industry Adviser in the field of Cybersecurity – u.S.Jack Whitsitt’s background spans disciplines and includes technical R&D, national SCADA incident response, community building and facilitation, security data analysis, and public/private partnership programme development. Recently, Mr. Whitsitt has also participated in discussions on Cyber Norms and Confidence Building Measures in Cyberspace.

Agnieszka Wiercińska-Krużewska, Advocate, Senior Partner at WKB Wierciński, Kwieciński, Baehr law Firm – PolandAgnieszka Wiercińska-Krużewska is also the Head of the intellectual property and TMT team. She deals with cases regarding critical infrastructure protection as well as the regulations on the transfer of military and dual-use technologies. Agnieszka represents clients in litigation and arbitration proceedings, and has extensive experience in the acquisition of companies on the private market.

Kamil Wyszkowski, Representative and General Director, uN Secretary-General initiative Global Compact - PolandSince 2002 Kamil Wyszkowski has been working for the United Nations. Between2002 and 2009, at UNDP, he was responsible for international and multilateral cooperation and development of programmes in Europe and Asia. He is a Lecturer at Central European University in Bucharest, Kozminski University, the Ignacy Jan Paderewski Polish Institute of Diplomacy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the University of Warsaw.

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Nina Witjes, Researcher at the Austrian institute for international Affairs in Vienna- AustriaNina Witjesis also a regular Adviser to the Austrian Ministry of Technology, Innovation and Transport. Her main research interests are remote sensing and international security, satellite imagery & big data, and STI and foreign policy. Nina holds a Master’s degree in international development from the University of Vienna.

Mirosław Wróblewski, lawyer and Political Scientist - PolandA Lawyer, Certified Internal Auditor and Civil Servant. From 2007, he is the Head of the Constitutional, International and European Law Department in the Office of the Ombudsman of Poland. He served as Ombudsman’s Representative to the Programme of Cooperation of the Ombudsmen from the Countries of theEastern Partnership. Since 2012 he has been a member of the EU Fundamental Rights Agency Management Board in Vienna, he has been Chairman of the FRA Budget Committee, and from 2015 has been a member of the FRA Executive Committee.

Dariusz Zawadka, Vice-president of the Board, PERN “Przyjaźń” – PolandPrior to being appointed a member of the Board of PERN “Przyjaźń” SA, Dariusz Zawadka was Director for Security and Prevention, and has, since 2013, been acting as Director of the Strategy and Development Office. From 1991 to 2004 and 2008 to 2010 he served in the GROM unit, starting as Operator in the Combat Section, and going on to become Unit Commander. He participated in numerous foreign operations. After he finished his military career, he became Director for Control and Security at PGE Energia Jądrowa SA.

Andrzej Zybertowicz, Associate Professor, Nicolaus Copernicus university in Toruń, Adviser to the Polish President, Andrzej Duda – PolandAndrzej Zybertowicz is the Chairman of the Group Interests Programme at the Institute of Sociology at the Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland. He is a former Security Policy Adviser to the President of the Republic of Poland (Lech Kaczyński). He co-authored (with Maria Łoś, of the University of Ottawa) the first scholarly analysis of the role of intelligence services in the decomposition of the communist system and the conversion of its elites into new capitalists.

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