EVENT: EUCS25 - EU Cyber Summit 2025

You need to register at www.icttf.org and when you login you will see the live stream player. Please note you need to be able to access Vimeo and not have any restrictions to Vimeo player.

The exams will be able for all delegates that have registered for the relevant course from Feb 1st 2025. You have 90 Days to complete the exams and all session recorded during the two day event will be available for you to access on demand.

The event is being held at the Radisson Blu Hotel at the Dublin Airport. Contact the hotel directly in relation to any queries such as parking etc. Their details are here

The detailed agenda for each day is available in the section below. Simply click the button to view all the sessions, speakers, and timings.Please note that the agenda is subject to change, so be sure to check back for the latest updates.

Welcome to the 2025 EU Cyber Summit, the premier event dedicated to empowering businesses through robust EU legislation and cutting-edge cybersecurity practices. In a landmark year for European regulation, we are combining the NIS2 and DORA directives into one comprehensive, high-value event, offering attendees a unique opportunity to gain insights into both frameworks.

Since 2011, the ICTTF—International Cyber Threat Task Force—has led the way in shaping Europe's cybersecurity landscape, and this year, we’re taking it further by uniting key players across industries, government, and technology to drive collaboration and innovation. Join us as we explore how these critical regulations will not only safeguard but also enhance the digital economy. Be part of the conversation that’s shaping the secure digital future of Europe

The EU Cyber Summit 2025 is structured into three focused streams of content tailored for different audiences:

STRATEGIC STREAM: Aimed at senior decision-makers, this stream addresses high-level strategies for managing cyber risk, compliance, and innovation within the digital economy.

OPERATIONAL STREAM: Geared towards professionals overseeing day-to-day operations, this stream focuses on practical aspects of cybersecurity management and compliance.

TECHNICAL STREAM: Designed for technical staff, this stream delves into detailed aspects of cybersecurity, offering in-depth discussions on technical challenges and solutions.

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Throughout the EU Cyber Summit 2025, we will host a series of specialist workshops designed to provide in-depth, practical insights into the NIS2 Directive and the DORA Act. These workshops will focus on the key challenges organisations face in meeting compliance requirements, while offering actionable strategies to navigate the evolving cybersecurity landscape. These sessions will provide a unique opportunity for delegates to engage directly with specialists, ensuring they leave with practical knowledge they can apply within their organisations.

Cybersecurity Professionals: Those responsible for protecting organizational IT infrastructure from cyber threats, including Security Analysts, Cybersecurity Engineers, and Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs).

Compliance Officers/Managers: Individuals tasked with ensuring that organizational practices comply with relevant laws, regulations, and policies, particularly in the cyber and data protection domains.

IT Managers and Directors: Those overseeing IT departments, ensuring the alignment of IT strategies with business objectives, including the integration of cybersecurity measures.

Risk Managers: Professionals focused on identifying, analysing, and mitigating risks, especially cyber risks, within organizations.

Data Protection Officers (DPOs): Designated officers responsible for overseeing data protection strategy and compliance with data protection regulations such as the GDPR.

Legal Professionals Specializing in Cyber Law: Lawyers and legal advisors who specialize in the legal aspects of cybersecurity and data protection, advising organizations on compliance with cybersecurity laws and regulations.

Chief Compliance Officers: Executives responsible for overseeing and managing regulatory compliance issues within an organization.

Regulatory Affairs Professionals: Individuals who liaise with regulatory bodies and ensure that organizations comply with all applicable regulations, standards, and laws.

IT Auditors: Professionals who assess the effectiveness of an organization’s IT systems, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and identifying potential security weaknesses.

Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) and Other C-Level Executives: Senior executives interested in understanding the implications of cybersecurity and compliance on corporate strategy, governance, and risk management.
Business Continuity Planners: Professionals responsible for developing strategies to maintain business functions in the event of cyber threats and incidents.

Network and Systems Administrators: IT professionals responsible for the daily operation of computer networks, who need to understand cybersecurity risks and compliance requirements

Human Resources Professionals: Those involved in crafting policies and training programs related to cybersecurity awareness and compliance within the organization.

Project Managers in IT and Cybersecurity Projects: Individuals overseeing projects related to IT, cybersecurity, and compliance, ensuring projects adhere to regulatory requirements.

Educators and Academic Researchers: Those involved in the study or teaching of cybersecurity, cyber law, and compliance, looking to update their knowledge and incorporate the latest trends and regulations into their curricula.

Cybersecurity Innovators, Entrepreneurs, and Solution Providers: Visionary leaders and creators in the cybersecurity space who aim to deepen their understanding of compliance challenges. They seek to identify opportunities for innovation, developing cutting-edge solutions and services that address the complex compliance needs of their clients, gaining insights into emerging trends, regulatory requirements, and the evolving threat landscape.