ENISA TELECOM AND DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY FORUM 2025 (Hotel NH Collection Amsterdam Barbizon Palace, Amsterdam, 20 de marzo de 2025)

The ENISA Telecom security forum brings together cybersecurity experts from the telecom sector, national authorities, and cybersecurity policy makers, to discuss the hot topics in telecom security such as espionage in telecom networks, the resilience of subsea cables and cutting-edge technologies. <br> On 20 March ENISA organizes the 2025 edition of the ENISA Telecom and Digital Infrastructure Security Forum in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. This year the ENISA Telecom security forum is organized with BEREC, the Body of European Regulators, RDI, the Dutch National Inspectorate for Digital Infrastructures, and the Dutch Cybersecurity Centre. The objective is discuss pressing telecom security topics with policy makers, with the telecom regulators and with the experts from the sector. <br><br> <b>PRESENTATIONS</b> <br><br> Welcome statements and keynote speeches <br> 01. Collaboration and action: the key to our survival and success - Jasper Nagtegaal, RDI (Dutch Authority for Digital Infrastructure) <br> Session 1: Espionage in Telecom Networks <br> 02. Telecom cyber threat overview, Jamila Boutemeur - ENISA <br> 03. From Shadows to Insights: Using Deception Technology to Stay Ahead of Cyber Threat - Matej Rabzelj, Cyber Systems CyberLab, Faculty of Electrical Engineering Ljubljana <br> 04. Space weather and its impact on resilience - Kasper van Dam, Bert van den Oord, KNMI (the Dutch National Weather Office) <br> Session 2: Subsea Cables & Resilience <br> 05. Internet traffic impact of recent cable cuts, Emile Aben, RIPE NCC <br> 06. From Sea to Space: Satellites as a Backup for Undersea Cable Disruptions - Fabio Romano, Senior Manager EU and NATO, SES Space and Defense (Société Européenne des Satellites) <br> 07. Cyber Conflict Simulator (CCS) -Professor Stjepan Groš, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, Zagreb, Goran Polonji, Utilis, Zagreb <br> 08. 2025 Telco Security Landscape, Paolo Grassia (Connect Europe, previously known as ETNO), Richard Kerkdijk (TNO, ETIS ISWG), Andrija Visic (ETIS) <br> Session 3: New technologies for Cybersecurity Threats <br> 09. Defending the digital future by harnessing novel technologies in critical networks - Mikko Karikytö Head of product security, Ericsson <br> 10. From DNS4EU to Global Telecom Security: Leveraging threat Intelligence for resilient Networks - Viliam Peli, Threat Intelligence Specialist, Whalebone <br> 11. Harnessing AI for Next Gen Threat Detection & Response - Zeina Zakhour, Vice-President, Global CTO Cybersecurity EVIDEN, an ATOS company <br> Session 4: From Threats to next Steps <br> 12. GSMA Mobile Telecommunications Security Landscape - 2025 Report, Martin Beauchamp, Senior Industry Security Analyst, GSMA