Csaba Krasznay
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The role of private SOCs in national cyberdefense
New challenges in cyberspace, such as the artificial intelligence explosion, the Russian-Ukrainian war or the requirements of the NIS2 Directive, can only be effectively addressed if the public sector works more closely with market players, in particular security operation centres, which are a priority in European public cybersecurity policies. In practice, however, there are a number of obstacles to this cooperation, which will be briefly reviewed in this presentation, including a possible way forward. -
Cybersecurity Academy
„The National University of Public Service (NUPS) in Hungary is responsible for educating military, intelligence and law enforcement officers, public servants, disaster management experts and water supply engineers. Cyber security is one of the topics that is vital for all students to understand as they must deal with the negative effects of IT related issues in their career. The NUPS’ Cyber Security Academy was established at the beginning of 2017 to support all educational and research activities, meanwhile collect requirements from the affected parties. As a trusted party, it is also responsible for sharing independent information with the public and promoting cyber security as a career option for young people inside and outside the university. The presentation highlights the initial findings and results of this cooperation model between the academia and the government and can serve as a case study for other countries.”
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Cyber threats in modern governmental environment