28
Oct
European Digital Watch
European Sovereign Cloud: navigating opportunities and challenges
15:00–17:00 CET
Live streaming
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The second Cybersecurity Community Meeting, taking place on 29 January in Vienna, examines the European cybersecurity strategy amid a shifting geopolitical landscape. The event brings together institutional representatives and industry leaders to discuss how Europe can protect its critical assets while preserving industrial competitiveness.
Through institutional keynote speeches and industry roundtables, the discussion focuses on the operational priorities of large enterprises and the practical impact of the evolving EU regulatory framework. A central theme of the meeting will be rapid technological acceleration, evaluating both the immediate risks and opportunities introduced by artificial intelligence, alongside the strategic challenges posed by the rise of quantum computing.
During the event, the team will present the findings of the EDTW enterprise cybersecurity report, providing evidence-based insights to support strategic decision-making and policy development across the Single Market.
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The second Cybersecurity Community Meeting, taking place on 29 January in Vienna, examines the European cybersecurity strategy amid a shifting geopolitical landscape. The event brings together institutional representatives and industry leaders to discuss how Europe can protect its critical assets while preserving industrial competitiveness.
Through institutional keynote speeches and industry roundtables, the discussion focuses on the operational priorities of large enterprises and the practical impact of the evolving EU regulatory framework. A central theme of the meeting will be rapid technological acceleration, evaluating both the immediate risks and opportunities introduced by artificial intelligence, alongside the strategic challenges posed by the rise of quantum computing.
During the event, the team will present the findings of the EDTW enterprise cybersecurity report, providing evidence-based insights to support strategic decision-making and policy development across the Single Market.
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.
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The second Cybersecurity Community Meeting, taking place on 29 January in Vienna, examines the European cybersecurity strategy amid a shifting geopolitical landscape. The event brings together institutional representatives and industry leaders to discuss how Europe can protect its critical assets while preserving industrial competitiveness.
Through institutional keynote speeches and industry roundtables, the discussion focuses on the operational priorities of large enterprises and the practical impact of the evolving EU regulatory framework. A central theme of the meeting will be rapid technological acceleration, evaluating both the immediate risks and opportunities introduced by artificial intelligence, alongside the strategic challenges posed by the rise of quantum computing.
During the event, the team will present the findings of the EDTW enterprise cybersecurity report, providing evidence-based insights to support strategic decision-making and policy development across the Single Market.
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.
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The second Cybersecurity Community Meeting, taking place on 29 January in Vienna, examines the European cybersecurity strategy amid a shifting geopolitical landscape. The event brings together institutional representatives and industry leaders to discuss how Europe can protect its critical assets while preserving industrial competitiveness.
Through institutional keynote speeches and industry roundtables, the discussion focuses on the operational priorities of large enterprises and the practical impact of the evolving EU regulatory framework. A central theme of the meeting will be rapid technological acceleration, evaluating both the immediate risks and opportunities introduced by artificial intelligence, alongside the strategic challenges posed by the rise of quantum computing.
During the event, the team will present the findings of the EDTW enterprise cybersecurity report, providing evidence-based insights to support strategic decision-making and policy development across the Single Market.
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.