Tomáš Vobruba
He works at Check Point as a technical presales specialist for the Slovak Republic. He has been working in the field of security for over 20 years. For many years, he worked at AEC, where he gained extensive experience in information system security. He is also an active speaker, not only at conferences. He leads technical training sessions on threat prevention, encryption, network (internet) communication and security, and firewall security.
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DISCUSSION "Agentic AI as a New Attack Vector"
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The Future of Security for AI-Powered Data Centers (10 min)
This presentation explores the rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape in the era of autonomous AI agents and hybrid cloud infrastructure. Participants will gain an understanding of how traditional perimeter-based data center protection is insufficient when AI agents dynamically move between on-premises, private, and public clouds and make real-time decisions without direct human supervision. -
DISCUSSION "Strategic Technology in Defense"
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AI, cyber warfare and the future of combat conflicts: How technology is changing the rules of the game (5 min)
Modern warfare is undergoing a fundamental transformation, with artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and information operations playing as important a role as weapons on the battlefield. AI accelerates decision-making, enables autonomous systems, and changes the nature of reconnaissance and attacks, while cyber operations disrupt adversary infrastructure, communications, and morale. Check Point Software Technologies reports and research show the remarkable speed of AI-driven threats, cyber warfare, and the exploitation of known vulnerabilities, confirming that the future will be defined by the speed, intelligence, and security of digital systems. -
Achilles, we found 400 weaknesses in the QUALCOMM chip
With more than 3 billion users worldwide, smartphones are an integral, almost inseparable part of our daily lives.
As the mobile market continues to grow, retailers are competing to provide new features and better technological innovation in their latest devices. In support of this persistent drive for innovation, retailers often rely on third parties to provide the required hardware and software for their phones. One of the most common third-party solutions is a digital signal processor unit, commonly known as DSP chips.
In this presentation, we will look at the vulnerability that our company discovered in the chips of the well-known company Qualcomm Technologies. Its chips are used by a large number of mobile phone manufacturers. Let's take this vulnerability closer together.
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Discussion
Discussion of invited speakers:
Jaroslav Ďurovka, ORANGE
Juraj Eliáš, O2 Slovakia
Ivan Marták, Úrad pre reguláciu elektronických komunikácií a poštových služieb
Rene Summer, Ericcson
Marian Ščasný, Úrad pre reguláciu elektronických komunikácií a poštových služieb
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Security from ENIAC to quantum computer
Why is Ransomware so successful? Why is Cryptojacking even more successful malware? What was the most successful malware in history and why? Who was behind him? Simply Historia Magistra Vitae.
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Best security - THINK LIKE A HACKER!