In 2015 in London the Cyber Startup Summit was set up to promote and advocate the need for new innovation and more startups in cybersecurity. This year it takes place in the Science Gallery Dublin tomorrow in partnership with IDA, EI and TCD and will include discussions on industry challenges, market trends and the future of cybersecurity innovation and security startups.
To get a true perspective on the cybersecurity landscape, the summit will be hosting a mix of speakers across enterprise, academia, startup and investors communities and content is a mix. Everything from IOT security, Blockchain security through to network, app and cloud security. An agenda of lightning talks, panels discussions and three industry-leading keynotes including:
Talk: Human Factors in Cyber Security
Dr Mary Aiken (Cyberpsycologist, Producer at CSI: Cyber and Prof. Cyber Analytics)Talk: Investing in the world of Cyber Security
Alex O’Cinneide (European Managing Director at the largest cybersecurity VC firm, Paladin Capital Group)Talk Opportunities and challenges: preparing for a bad day.
-Thomas Harrington (Chief Information Security Officer at Citi Group, former COO at FBI).
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