Hosted by the Swedish National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC-SE) and Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB) in Stockholm, this national conference gathers stakeholders from public and private sectors to explore cybersecurity developments in Sweden and the EU. Topics will include NIS2, cyber crisis management, resilience, governmental support, R&D, and emerging technologies. The conference accommodates 500 on-site participants and many more digitally. It features a combined program with optional sessions, plus opportunities to network and discuss with experts. Sessions are mainly in Swedish, but English translation is available for all sessions.

There is a possibility to arrange site visits to f.e. Cybernode/Cybercampus/CyberRange (RISE) and Kista Science City.

The municipality of Kista – part of the greater Stockholm area, is home to more than 1,000 tech companies, 20,000 talents from 115 nationalities, two top universities, 7,000 students, several research institutes, open testbeds and labs. Kista Science City is the leading hub for innovation and tech development in Sweden, with a collective expertise in groundbreaking technologies like AI & computer science, telecom, space, energy, cybersecurity, semiconductors, defence and nanotechnology.

The Netherlands embassy in Stockholm is arranging a half-day seminar about cybersecurity and the European Health Data Space (EHDS). 

The EHDS is the EU’s first sector-specific common data space, creating a unified framework for the use and exchange of electronic health data across EU countries. The regulation empowers individuals to access and control their health data, supports secure reuse of data for research, innovation and policy – and promotes interoperability of electronic health record (EHR) systems. 

We will discuss security and privacy aspects together with Dutch and Swedish experts representing both the public and the private sector (for example MinVWS, eHälsomyndigheten, Philips, Sectra, Cambio, Zenya, Getinge, Elekta & Northwave). Audience will be representatives from Swedish regions, municipalities, hospitals and other stakeholders who use medical devices and health data. We will end the afternoon with a network reception at the residence.