Forum Cyber 4.0, in Rome on June 3 and 4
The date is approaching for the Cyber 4.0 2024 Forum, which on June 3 and 4 will bring together leading experts and companies in the world of cybersecurity in Rome for two days of discussion. This year’s event will take place at The Dome atLuiss University, at the Viale Romania
Why the Forum
Developing its action in line with the National Cybersecurity Strategy and the institutional mandate given by MIMIT to support businesses and public administration for a secure digital transition, Cyber 4.0 is now a reference interlocutor for the development of cybersecurity skills and operational capabilities.
The event is therefore intended to be a point of reference for the cybersecurity innovation and expertise community and to represent a moment for the Center to talk with its institutional counterparts-national and international-and its partners in the private sector and the research world.
The Program
The program – in the process of being defined – on the first day will involve authoritative representatives of national and supranational institutions who will take stock of cybersecurity challenges in Italy and around the world, current capacity and skills-building initiatives, the national regulatory and strategic framework, and its evolving prospects in the wake of the European Union’s lines of development. Prominent speakers will include Prefect Bruno Frattasi, Director General of the National Cybersecurity Agency, Deputy Minister of Business and Made in Italy Valentino Valentini e Luca Tagliaretti, Executive Director of the European Cybersecurity Competence Center but we will also have testimonies from the academic world in particular with the participation of Luigi Gubitosi, president of Luiss University, and Antonella Polimeni, Rector of Sapienza University of Rome. But it will also be an opportunity to take stock of the Center’s actions to support businesses and Public Administration, one year after qualifying as a PNRR implementing party for the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy, going to focus on the services and incentives provided.
In the second part of the day, we will discuss the training and advisory activities carried out by the Center along with news regarding the Cyber 4.0 lab demonstration space, the T4 DemoLab. Cyber 4.0’s T4 lab was created as an aggregation point for innovative solutions related to cyber security, such as: advanced vulnerability analysis in the industrial environment, OT virtualized environments where companies can simulate cyber attacks, predictive cyber threat analysis, blockchain-based security, and continuous monitoring. The session will present some of the demos available at the Center and the initiatives launched in this context.
The second day will be devoted to two important areas of the Center: research and innovation and student-focused initiatives.
Three topical and interesting topics will be covered in depth in the morning:
Artificial Intelligence
Challenges and opportunities offered by new technologies in the secure digital transition of enterprises and Public Administration. A discussion between the world of research and business on the organizational, procedural and technological impacts of Artificial Intelligence in the context of cybersecurity.
Blockchain
Comparison of business and research world on real cases of blockchain use in the production sector and public administration. After the hype, are we getting to a full exploitation of the real potential of this technology?
Quantum Computing
The advent of quantum technologies will represent a watershed in the world of security for both manufacturers and users. Where is the research at and what are the prospects for use by enterprises and PA in the medium term?
But some success stories and new projects funded by Cyber 4.0 through calls 1/2023 and 1/2024 will also be presented. We will also talk about upcoming trends in cyber, about the future of those who produce cybersecurity in Italy, along with companies that are directly involved in the development of new solutions.
As anticipated, special attention will be given this year to ongoing activities for the training of students and their insertion into the world of work, to which the afternoon of the second day will be dedicated – in its entirety – where recent Cyber 4.0 initiatives will also be discussed, such as the Let’s Cybergame and CyberX – Mind4Future Contests but also the A Scuola Connessi initiative.
With the aim of multiplying opportunities for exchange and facilitating discussion among businesses, institutions and stakeholders, as well as giving visibility to relevant initiatives in which the Center is involved, a small booth area will be set up on the days of the event.
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INSTITUTIONS IN COMPARISON / Institutional session
Cyber 4.0 – Competences for innovation / Cyber 4.0 – Competences for innovation
09.00 – 09.30
Welcome and registration
09.30 – 10.15
Addressing the proceedings – Welcome address
Luigi GUBITOSI
President, Luiss Guido Carli University
Antonio PARENTI
Director of the Representation in Italy, European Commission
Bruno FRATTASI
Director General, Agency for National Cybersecurity (ACN)
Antonella POLIMENI
Rector, Sapienza University of Rome
Official opening of the event – Official opening
Valentino VALENTINI
Deputy Minister of Enterprise and Made in Italy
Moderator:
Leonardo QUERZONI
President Cyber 4.0
10.15 – 10.30
The European Cybersecurity Competence Center for strengthening the capacity and competitiveness of the cyber industry in Europe
The role of the European Competence Center on Cybersecurity and the Network of National Coordination Centers (NCCs), a hub for the European Union’s industrial development policies on cybersecurity, in strengthening competitiveness, promoting technological autonomy and consolidating the operational capabilities of public entities and private organizations.
The role of the European Cybersecurity Competence Center and the Network of the NCCs as a pivot in the definition and implementation of the communitarian policies to enhance competitiveness of the cyber industry in EU, foster technological autonomy and strengthen capacities of public and private organizations.
Luca TAGLIARETTI
Executive Director, European Cybersecurity Competence Center (ECCC)
10.30 – 11.00
Cyber 4.0 – Skills for Innovation
Cyber 4.0 activities, projects, initiatives. What has been achieved, what are the plans for development in the near future, building on the action of promoting innovation and cybersecurity skills so far.
An overview of Cyber 4.0’s activities, projects and initiatives. What has been achieved, the challenges, the opportunities and the perspective evolution. Drawing a line on the results of the Center, a public-private partnership on cybersecurity promoted by the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy, with competencies and innovation in its DNA.
Matteo LUCCHETTI
Cyber 4.0 chief operating officer
11.00 – 11.30
Coffee Break and Booth Visit
11.30 – 11.45
MIMIT and the secure digital transition of enterprises – Challenges and opportunities for development
Eva SPINA
Head of the Department for Digital, Connectivity and New Technologies, Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy (MIMIT)
11.45- 12.00
The National Cybersecurity Strategy, achieved goals and evolving perspectives
Luca NICOLETTI
Head of Industrial, Technology, Research and Training Programs Service, National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN)
12.00 – 12.15
What will cyber threats be in the medium term? ENISA’s predictions for 2030
Scarlett MATTIOLI
Cybersecurity Expert, European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)
12.15 – 13.00
Strengthening cybersecurity competencies and enhancing capabilities – International best practices
Strengthening skills and operational capacities in the area of cybersecurity is a global challenge, on which all regions of the world are grappling, including through the action of specific programs defined and funded by international organizations that are particularly sensitive to the issue.
That of enhancing competencies and capacities in the area of cybersecurity is a global challenge that is faced in all the Regions of the world. International and regional organizations have implemented several programs to address this issue and will share their take on this topic, highlighting good practices and the perspective evolution.
Nicholas COSTANTINI
Legation Counsellor General Secretariat – Technological Innovation and Cybersecurity Unit, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI)
Martina CASTIGLIONI
Cybersecurity Program Officer, European Cybersecurity Competence Center (ECCC)
Cesar MOLINÉ RODRIGUEZ
Director, Latin America and Caribbean Cybersecurity Competence Center, EU CyberNet
Caterina MORANDINI
Advisor, Global Forum for Cyber Expertise (GFCE)
Moderator:
Matthew LUCCHETTI
Cyber 4.0 chief operating officer
13.00 – 14.00
Lunch and booth visit
CYBER SECURITY – Challenges and opportunities for businesses and PAs
Cybersecurity for Enterprises
14.00 – 14.50
The challenge of digital innovation and cybersecurity: before, during and after the NRP
A little over a year after the MIMIT M.D. on the funding of M4, C2, Investment 2.3 of the NRP, we take stock of the digital innovation services provided by the Competence Center, the results, the resources still available, then delve into the prospects that all this will generate in the post-NRP also thanks to the strengthening of the Competence Center.
One year ago the Ministerial Decree that qualified Cyber 4.0 as implementing subject of the Next Gen EU program of the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy. A summary of what has been achieved so far in terms of innovation services that Cyber 4.0 has provided, and a projection on what will be done to further strengthen the acion of the Competence Center.
Donatella PROTO
Director Mission Unit for the Implementation of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRP) Interventions, Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy (MIMIT)
Digital innovation services
Nicholas BORTON
Business Development Officer, Infoteam
Francis SILANOS
Business Unit Manager Emergency Management, Beta80
Strengthening the Center of Expertise
Luca FARAMONDI
Associate Professor, Campus Biomedical University
Mario Gaetano DI DIO
General Manager, Netgroup
Moderator:
Filippo SILVESTRI
Chief Business Development Officer, Cyber 4.0
14.50 – 15.05
The state of preparedness of Italian SMEs – The cyber assessment
Mariella FERRARO
Head of innovation area, DIH Campania – Confindustria network
Alexander CALABRESE
Head of Advisory and Training Cyber 4.0
15.05 – 16.00
Training and awareness, the first line of defense for cyber risk mitigation
Training as a cyber risk mitigation measure. Skills development and profile building as the first line of response to the now imperative need to secure corporate data and information, also in line with regulatory requirements. An overview of current initiatives and opportunities available to businesses and governments through the Center’s work.
Training and awareness as a measure to mitigate cyber risk. Developing competencies and building skills as a first line of defense to secure data and sensitive information of an organization, also in line with current and upcoming regulatory requirements. An overview of Cyber 4.0 initiatives and the opportunities that enterprises and Public Administration can use through the Center.
Paul ATZENI
Director for Capacity and Expertise Development, National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN)
Alexander CALABRESE
Head of Advisory and Training, Cyber 4.0
Alexander CURIONI
President, Di.Gi. Academy
Innovative approaches to corporate training
Antonio CAPOBIANCO
Chief Executive Officer, Fata Informatica
Alessio ACETI
Chief Executive Officer, HWG Sababa
Shared responsibilities: National Strategic Hub for Shared Responsibility for Security
Thomas MASCIOLI COLAVECCHI
CISO, National Strategic Hub
Moderator:
Alexander CALABRESE
Head of Advisory and Training, Cyber 4.0
16.00 – 16.30
Coffee break and booth tour
16.30 – 16.45
Technology scrutiny and perspectives of security testing
Alexander CASALE
Director of Technology Scrutiny Division, Certification and Surveillance Service, National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN)
16.45 – 17.30
Test-before-invest and the role of Cyber 4.0 labs
Cyber 4.0’s T4 lab was created as an aggregation point for innovative solutions related to cyber security, such as: advanced vulnerability analysis in industrial settings, OT virtualized environments where companies can simulate cyber attacks, predictive cyber threat analysis, blockchain-based security, and continuous monitoring. The session will present some of the demos available at the Center and the initiatives launched in this context.
The T4 Lab aims at aggregating innovative solutions on cybersecurity, such as: advanced vulnerability analysis in an industrial environment, virtual OT systems to do simulations of cyber attacks, predictive analysis of cyber threats, blockchain-based cybersecurity, continuous monitoring. This session will provide a sample of the demos that are available and introduce the new initiatives undertaken in this area.
The T4 Lab, Cyber 4.0
Alessio GERBALDI
Head of Research and Innovation, Cyber 4.0
Sabino CAPORUSSO
Technical Director, BV Tech
Francesca NANNI
Researcher, University of Tor Vergata (Radio6ense)
Nicholas GRANDIS
CEO Aida46, Digital Platforms
Moderator:
Alessio GERBALDI
Head of Research and Innovation, Cyber 4.0
17.30
End of the day
CYBER SECURITY TR ENDS / Cybersecurity trends
Focus Research and Enterprises / Focus Research and Enterprises
09.00 – 09.30
Cybersecurity megatrends in Italy and the world
The cybersecurity scenario: emerging threats, market trends, evolution in the medium term, challenges and prospects for development. Where we will be in 5 years, between current complexities and opportunities offered by technological evolution.
The cybersecurity landscape: emerging threats, market trends, medium-term evolution, upcoming challenges and raising stars. Where would we see ourselves in 5 years from now, navigating the current global complexities and leveraging the opportunities offered by the technological evolution
Alessio PENNASILICO
CLUSIT Member, P4I Partner, Practice leader Information & Cyber Security Advisory team
Nicholas VANIN
CISO, Cassa Depositi e Prestiti
Moderator:
Matteo LUCCHETTI
Cyber 4.0 chief operating officer
09.30 – 10.30
Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity – Businesses and the world of research face off
Challenges and opportunities offered by new technologies in the secure digital transition of enterprises and Public Administration. A discussion between the world of research and business on the organizational, procedural and technological impacts of Artificial Intelligence in the context of cybersecurity.
Challenges and opportunities deriving from the adoption of new technological frameworks for a secure digital transition for enterprises and Public Administration. A dialogue between businesses and research entities on organizational, procedural and technological impacts of AI in the cybersecurity domain.
Raphael MARCHETTI
Pro-Rector and Full Professor of International Relations, Luiss Guido Carli University
Fabrizio SILVESTRI
Full Professor Data Science, Sapienza University of Rome
Roger CATALDI
CISO, Almaviva
Jordan COLO’
Head of Data & Artificial Intelligence, Cy4Gate
Antonio BALLARIN
AI Researcher, Sogei
Moderator:
Patrizia LICATA
Journalist/writer CorCom-Digital360
10.30 – 10.50
Coffee Break and Booth Visit
10.50 – 11.30
Blockchain – What benefits for businesses and public administration?
Comparison of business and research world on real cases of blockchain use in the production sector and public administration. After the hype, are we getting to a full exploitation of the real potential of this technology?
A dialogue between public and private sector on the real potential of blockchain-based technologies. After the hype we assisted in recent years, are we finally getting to a plateau of stability for a full exploitation of their potential?
Francesco POLACCHI
Business Manager Cybersecurity, AizoOn
Lorenzo VULPIUM
CEO & Penetration Tester, Ancharia – CTE Pesaro Project
Sandro CHIOCCHIO
Researcher, Radiolabs – Cyborg Project
Maurizio MESENZANI
Managing Partner, BSD – Bintrawine Project
Moderator:
Patrizia LICATA
Journalist/writer CorCom-Digital360
11.30 – 12.15
Quantum revolution – Are we ready?
The advent of quantum technologies will represent a watershed in the world of security for both manufacturers and users. Where is the research at and what are the prospects for use by enterprises and PA in the medium term?
Quantum technologies will induce a disruptive change in the cybersecurity domain, with impacts on producers and users. Where is research heading to and what are the concrete perspectives in the medium term for enterprises and public administration?
Daniel VENTURI
Full Professor Computer Science, Sapienza University of Rome and Coordinator Scientific and Steering Committee, Cyber 4.0
Massimo BERNASCHI
Director of Technology, National Research Council (NRC)
Tommaso OCCHIPINTI
CEO, Quantum Telecommunications Italy (QTI)
Enrico VARRIALE
CTO Staff, Thales Alenia Space Italy
Simone CAPELETO
Co-founder and administrator, ThinkQuantum
Moderator:
Patrizia LICATA
Journalist/writer CorCom-Digital360
12.15 – 13.15
Round Table – What future for cybersecurity in Italy?
How will the way we do cybersecurity change in the near future? And how will Italy position itself in Europe, and Europe in the world, with the technological paradigm shift we are witnessing?
How will the way we do cybersecurity change in the foreseeable future? And what will be Italy’s position in Europe, and Europe’s position in the global marketplace, in face of the paradigm shift we are witnessing?
Alvise BIFFI
Chief Executive Officer Secure Network, BV-TECH Group
Marco BRACCIOLI
Group Sales Director Defence and Gov, Digital Platforms.
Claudio DE PAOLI
Equity Partner & Head of CyberSec, BIP
Roberto DE FINIS
Chief Operating Officer, Systems & Automation
Michele VECCHIONE
Head of Security Offering, TIM Enterprise
Marco MASSENZI
Chief Executive Officer, Teleconsys
Moderator:
Filippo SILVESTRI
Chief Business Development Officer, Cyber 4.0
13.15 – 13.30
Key Takeways and End of Event
Fabio COCURULLO
VP Grants & Projects Leonardo Cyber & Security Solutions Division, Vice President Cyber 4.0
Paul SPAGNOLETTI
Associate Professor and Vodafone Chair in Cybersecurity and Digital Transformation, Luiss Guido Carli University
13.30 – 14.30
End of Event and Networking Lunch
SIDE EVENT: CYBER COMP ETENCES FOR THE FUTURE / Cyber competencies for the future
Student Focus / Focus on Students
14.30 – 14.50
Ethical hacking – The experience of mHACKers.
Marco FESTA
Security Researcher and Founder, mHACKeroni
14.50 – 15.20
CyberX Mind4Future 2024 – Preview
Last year’s edition of the initiative involved more than 300 students from the Competence Center’s partner universities in immersive training and attack-defense simulations, rewarding the top 10 finishers. What are the new features of the next edition to be launched in the fall?
The first edition of this initiative engaged 300+ students from partner Universities of Cyber 4.0, competing with each other on an immersive training path and attack-defense simulation through a cyber range, awarding the top 10 performers. What are the new features of the second edition that will be launched this autumn?
Angelo SPOGNARDI
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Sapienza University of Rome
Marica MORSA
Head of Talent Acquisition, Leonardo
Andrea GARAVAGLIA
IT Security Professional, Cyber Security Research Center, Leonardo
15.20 – 15.30
Wisdom Cyberhack4AI
Sabrina LUCIBELLO
Full Professor and Director of the Saperi&Co. Research and Services Center, Sapienza University of Rome
15.30 – 16.20
LET’S CYBER GAME!
The “Let’s Cyber Game” competition, promoted by MIMIT in collaboration with Cyber 4.0 and Invitalia, targets the world of ITS, and puts them in competition on the creation of a video game on cyber security and cybercrime issues. Live demos of the solutions produced by the three winning teams, which were awarded at the recent PA Forum, will be presented during the session.
The “Let’s Cyber Game” contest: a national initiative endorsed by the Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy and supported by Cyber 4.0 and Invitalia. The competition engages students from 22 ITS Academies specializing in Information and Communication Technologies to conceive, develop, test, and prototype video games that emphasize cybersecurity and the prevention of cybercrime. The session will feature live demonstrations of the video games created by the 3 winning teams, showcasing their innovative solutions to enhance cybersecurity awareness.
Miura FANELLO
Project Manager, Invitalia
Eleanor GUALTIERS
Communication Specialist, Invitalia
Euclid OF THE VIEW
National ITS ICT Coordinator
ITS finalists – Live demo
Moderator:
Alexander CALABRESE
Head of Advisory and Training, Cyber 4.0
16.20 – 16.45
Training and awareness in cybersecurity for students: the experience of the Lazio Region
Lazio Region and Cyber 4.0 together for the Lazio Cybersecurity Academy: specialized study paths in cybersecurity for direct contact between young people and the world of work, and a cycle of awareness seminars dedicated to students and staff of secondary schools in the region.
The partnership between the Administration of Lazio Region and Cyber 4.0 for the startup of the regional Cybersecurity Academy: specialized training curricula on cybersecurity for students to get directly in touch with public and private organizations, and an awareness initiative dedicated to middle and high schools of the Region.
Francis FARINA
Education Director, Lazio Region Cybersecurity Academy
At School Connected – We Surf Safely
Joseph CRESCENZI
Professor, IIS Cristoforo Colombo
Moderator:
Giuliana GLIOTTONE
Project Manager, Cyber 4.0
16.45 – 18.00
Visit booth/ Career opportunities – Students
Students in the final years of their respective courses (undergraduate or specialized) will have the opportunity to meet with companies participating in the Cyber 4.0 Forum interested in acquiring new talent, and learn about the potential development of their career paths in the cyber security sector.
Students (from universities and other institutes) will have the possibility to meet and have interviews with companies that participated in the Forum and are interested in hiring new talents. As well, students will have the possibility to learn more about their potential professional development in the field.
18.00
End of event and final appetizer
End of the event and networking cocktail
LOCATION
Luiss Guido Carli University
The Dome
Viale Romania 32/ Via Panama 25, 00197, Rome
Bus lines from Rome Termini
360 – 910 -223
Nearest stop is Romania
Alternative 1:
Metro B direction Jonio
Get off at the Policlinico stop and take streetcar number 3 to the Liege/Hungary stop
Walk 500 meters.
Alternative 2:
Metro A direction Battistini
Get off at the Barberini stop and take bus 52 to the Bertoloni stop
Walk about 550 mt.
From Termini Station:
Go to Piazza dei Cinquecento (bus square in front of the station) and take one of the following bus lines: 360 – 910 -223
From Tiburtina Station:
Alternative 1:
Walk 300 mt. To Lorenzo II Maglifico/Pulci stop, take line 160 to Panama/Lisbon stop, walk 300 mt.
Alternative 2:
Take subway B direction Jonio, get off at Policlinico stop, walk 2 minutes to V.le Regina Margherita stop, take streetcar 19 direction Liege/San Pietro and get off at Liege/Hungary stop, walk about 500 mt.
From Fiumicino Airport
Take the Leonardo Express train or a shuttle service from Fiumicino to Termini Station. Once at Termini Station go to Piazza dei Cinquecento (bus square in front of the station) and take one of the following bus lines: 360 – 910 – 223
From CiampinoAirport
Ciampino Airport is connected to the city center through several bus/shuttle services that take you to the city center.
Take a shuttle service from Ciampino to Termini Station. Once at Termini Station go to Piazza dei Cinquecento (bus square in front of the station) and take one of the following bus lines: 360 – 910 – 223
Address: Luiss Guido Carli University
Viale Romania 32, 00197, Rome
You can book a cab at 06 3570.
More information: www.3570.it
CYBER 4.0 FORUM REGISTRATION
Fill out this form to participate in the Cyber 4.0 Forum – 2024
Participation is free after registering online.
Registrations will be confirmed up to the capacity limit, we recommend registering as soon as possible so as not to miss the opportunity to actively participate in the initiative.
The event is aimed at:
SPEAKERS
Alessio Aceti
Chief Executive Officer,
HWG Sababa
Paolo Atzeni
Director for Capacity and Expertise Development, National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN)
Massimo Bernaschi
Director of Technology, National Research Council (NRC)
Alvise Biffi
Chief Executive Officer Secure Network, BV-TECH Group
Marco Braccioli
Group Sales Director Defence and Gov, Digital Platforms.
Antonio Ballarin
AI Researcher,
Sogei
Nicola Bortone
Business Development Officer, Infoteam
Alessandro Curioni
President,
Di.Gi. Academy
Sandro Chiocchio
Researcher,
Radiolabs Consortium
Roger Cataldi
CISO,
Almaviva
Alexander Calabrese
Head of Advisory and Training, Cyber 4.0
Giordano Colò
Head of Data & Artificial Intelligence, Cy4Gate
Martina Castiglioni
Cybersecurity Program Officer European Cybersecurity Competence Center (ECCC)
Fabio Cocurullo
VP Grants & Projects Cyber & Security Solutions Division, Leonardo and Vice President Cyber 4.0
Antonio Capobianco
Chief Executive Officer,
Fata Informatica
Joseph Crescenzi
Professor,
IIS Christopher Columbus
Nicholas Costantini
Legation Counsellor General Secretariat – Technological Innovation and Cybersecurity Unit, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI)
Sabino Roberto Caporusso
Technical Director,
BV Tech
Thomas Mascioli Colavecchi
CISO, National Strategic Hub
Alexander CASALE
Director of Technology Scrutiny Division, Certification and Surveillance Service, National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN)
Simone Capeleto
Co-founder and administrator, ThinkQuantum
Roberto De Finis
Chief Operating Officer, Systems & Automation
Claudio De Paoli
Equity Partner & Head
of CyberSec, BIP
Gaetano Di Dio
General Manager
Netgroup SpA
Euclid Of View
National ITS ICT Coordinator
Francis Farina
Education Director, Lazio Region Cybersecurity Academy
Miura Fanello
Project Manager,
Invitalia
Bruno Frattasi
Director General, Agency for National Cybersecurity (ACN)
Mariella Ferraro
Head of Innovation Area, DIH Campania – Confindustria Network
Luca Faramondi
Associate Professor,
Campus Biomedical University
Marco Festa
Security Researcher and Founder, mHACKeroni
Luigi Gubitosi
President
Luiss Guido Carli University
Nicholas Grandis
CEO AIDA46
Digital Platforms
Andrea Garavaglia
IT Security Professional, Cyber Security Research Center, Leonardo
Eleonora Gualtieri
Communication Specialist,
Invitalia
Alessio Gerbaldi
Head of Research and Innovation,
Cyber 4.0
Giuliana Gliottone
Project Manager,
Cyber 4.0
Matteo Lucchetti
Director of Operations
Cyber 4.0
Sabrina Lucibello
Full Professor and Director of the Saperi&Co. Research and Services Center, Sapienza University of Rome
Maurizio Mesenzani
Managing Partner,BSD
Mark Massenzi
Chief Executive Officer
Teleconsys SpA
Scarlett Mattioli
Cybersecurity Expert, European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)
Caterina Morandini
Advisor, Global Forum for Cyber Expertise (GFCE)
Raphael Marchetti
Pro-Rector and Full Professor of International Relations, Luiss Guido Carli University
Francesca Nanni
Researcher, Tor Vergata University
RADIO6ENSE Srl
Tommaso Occhipinti
CEO, Quantum Telecommunications
Italy (QTI)
Antonella Polimeni
Rector Sapienza
University of Rome
Alessio Pennasilico
CLUSIT Member, P4I Partner,
Practice leader Information & Cyber Security Advisory team
Donatella Proto
Director Mission Unit for the Implementation of PNRR Interventions, Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy (MIMIT)
Francesco Polacchi
Business Manager Cybersecurity,
AizoOn
Leonardo Querzoni
President
Cyber 4.0
César Moliné Rodríguez
Director, Latin America and Caribbean Cybersecurity Competence Center, EU CyberNet
Angelo Spognardi
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Sapienza University of Rome
Paul Spagnoletti
Associate Professor and Vodafone Chair in Cybersecurity and Digital Transformation, Univ. Luiss Guido Carli
Eva Spina
Head of the Department for Digital, Connectivity and New Technologies, Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy (MIMIT)
Fabrizio Silvestri
Full Professor Data Science, Sapienza University of Rome
Philip Silvestri
Chief Business Development Officer,
Cyber 4.0
Francis Silanos
Business Unit Manager Emergency Management, Beta80
Luca Tagliaretti
Executive Director, European Cybersecurity Competence Center (ECCC)
Valentino Valentini
Deputy Minister of Enterprise
and Made in Italy
Enrico Varriale
CTO Staff,
Thales Alenia Space Italy
Nicola Vanin
CISO,
Cassa Depositi e Prestiti
Daniele Venturi
Full Professor Computer Science, Sapienza University of Rome
Lorenzo Vulpius
CEO
Ancharia Ltd.