Events

European Cybersecurity Fest
OCT
Wed
14
10:00 - 18:00

Starts in 9 hours from now

Location

Hybrid - Vilnius (LT) and online

Programmes
Cybersecurity Advanced Digital Skills

This event brings together cybersecurity stakeholders from across Europe to look at skills shortages and cooperation between education, industry and policymakers. The programme is designed to focus on workforce needs, skills gaps, upskilling and reskilling tools, and the long-term sustainability of the CyberHubs network. It also aims to share practical examples and interactive demonstrations linked to cybersecurity skills development.

The European Cybersecurity Fest will explore how to better address cybersecurity skills shortages and strengthen collaboration between education, industry, and policymakers.

The programme will focus on: 

  • Cybersecurity workforce needs and skills gaps across Europe 
  • Practical approaches to education-industry collaboration 
  • CyberHubs network: a national and cross-border cooperation model 
  • Digital tools supporting upskilling and reskilling 
  • Long-term sustainability and scalability of the CyberHubs network

More information on the event and the possibility to register can be found on the event website.

 

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