Address emerging cyber threats and improve crisis preparedness
Dublin 5-6 March 2024
Addressing Emerging Cyber Threats and Enhancing Crisis PreparednessAn important event gathered over the past few days in Dublin, Ireland, bringing together more than 60 experts in cyber threats and disaster management. The summit, chaired by the President of the European Centre for Disaster Medicine, saw a convergence of representatives from numerous countries and international organizations, delving into the complexities of cyber threats, emerging challenges, and innovative solutions.
Representatives from diverse sectors engaged in discussions, explaining the evolving landscape of cyber threats. Particular emphasis was placed on the vulnerabilities faced by the health sector and associated infrastructures. Experts underscored the critical need for heightened vigilance and proactive measures to safeguard against cyber-attacks, which can disrupt vital services and threaten public health.
An aspect of the discussions also revolved around the Council of Europe's Budapest Convention, acknowledged as the basis in addressing crimes committed via the internet and other computer networks.
Beyond cybersecurity concerns, the Cyber Intelligence Europe 2024 event, excellently organized by Intelligence-sec, provided a platform for delegates to examine into broader crisis and disaster management paradigms.
The visit of the European Centre for Disaster Medicine to Ireland facilitated important networking opportunities, fostering collaboration among stakeholders with a shared commitment to enhancing cyber resilience and disaster preparedness. From government officials to industry leaders, the event served as a link for knowledge exchange, creating the way for future partnerships and coordinated efforts in safeguarding public health and critical infrastructures.
