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Interested in joining us at the 13th Annual European Cyber Security Conference this November? Take a look at the 2025 highlights and book your place today! Cybersecurity is no longer solely a technical consideration; it is a defining pillar of Europe’s security, economic resilience, and technological competitiveness. On 4 November 2026 in Brussels, the 13th Annual European Cyber Security Conference will convene EU policymakers, national authorities, industry leaders, and cybersecurity practitioners to examine the key challenges shaping Europe’s digital security agenda. Some key themes for discussion include: ‣ Evaluating non-technical risks and foreign control ‣ Translating complex European policy into CISO practice ‣ Scaling competitive European cybersecurity ecosystems Book your place now to join the high-level exchange.

Join us at the 13th Annual European Cyber Security Conference on 4 November. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, artificial intelligence reshapes attack and defence capabilities, and geopolitical tensions affect global technology supply chains, attention is turning from policy design to implementation. With landmark initiatives - including the proposed revision of the Cybersecurity Act (CSA2), the Cyber Resilience Act, NIS2, the Cyber Solidarity Act, and the Critical Entities Resilience Directive - moving into force, Europe faces a critical juncture in building trusted digital infrastructure and operational resilience. The conference will convene EU policymakers, national authorities, industry leaders, and cybersecurity practitioners to examine the key challenges shaping Europe’s digital security agenda. Register now to join the high-level exchange.

Cybersecurity is no longer solely a technical consideration; it is a defining pillar of Europe’s security, economic resilience, and technological competitiveness. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, artificial intelligence reshapes attack and defence capabilities, and geopolitical tensions affect global technology supply chains, attention is turning from policy design to implementation. With landmark initiatives - including the proposed revision of the Cybersecurity Act (CSA2), the Cyber Resilience Act, NIS2, the Cyber Solidarity Act, and the Critical Entities Resilience Directive - moving into force, Europe faces a critical juncture in building trusted digital infrastructure and operational resilience. On 4 November 2026 in Brussels, the 13th Annual European Cyber Security Conference will convene EU policymakers, national authorities, industry leaders, and cybersecurity practitioners to examine the key challenges shaping Europe’s digital security agenda. Some key themes for discussion include: ‣ Evaluating non-technical risks and foreign control ‣ Translating complex European policy into CISO practice ‣ Scaling competitive European cybersecurity ecosystems Register to join the high-level exchange.

How is the transition from sovereign principles to procurement reality shaping the European digital landscape? As frameworks like the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) move toward implementation, policymakers must address critical questions regarding operational control and supply chain trust. The European Sovereign Cloud Day will host a high-level exchange on 24 June 2026 in Brussels. The agenda examines: Regulatory Frameworks: Assessing the evolution of Europe's trusted infrastructure. Political Trade-offs: Balancing regional sovereignty with global competitiveness. Implementation Realities: Addressing the core implications of CADA for EU institutions. This neutral platform assembles EU regulators and national authorities to define the future of European cloud policy.

The emergence of new regulatory frameworks is creating significant implications for operational control and supply chain trust across the EU. The European Sovereign Cloud Day assembles the architects of Europe’s digital landscape to navigate these implementation challenges. Convene with Manuel Mateo Goyet, Deputy Head of Unit at the European Commission, and senior regulators to discuss: • Practical steps toward cloud and AI policy implementation. • Trade-offs between technical autonomy and market scalability. • Strategies for securing Europe’s digital procurement future. 🗓️ 24 June 2026 📍 Brussels & Online Limited spaces remaining.

View the speaker line-up for The European Sovereign Cloud Day 2026. As European cloud sovereignty transitions from a high-level principle to a core procurement reality, the implementation of frameworks like the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) is now a strategic priority for both regulators and industry. Manuel Mateo Goyet, Deputy Head of Unit at the European Commission, will join a high-level cohort of speakers in Brussels to examine the evolution of Europe’s trusted infrastructure. The discussion will address: • Operational implications of the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA). • Navigating legal exposure and supply chain trust. • Balancing regional sovereignty with global competitiveness. 🗓️ 24 June 2026 📍 Brussels & Online