Cyber 4.0 Forum, in Rome on June 3 and 4, 2026
The Cyber 4.0 Forum 2026, on June 3 and 4, will bring together experts, institutions and leading companies in the cybersecurity sector in Rome for two days of discussion, insight and networking. This year the event will be held at L’Aula 200 – Luiss University, Viale Romania 32.
Why the Forum
Cyber 4.0, in line with the National Cybersecurity Strategy and the mandate given by MIMIT, operates as a reference interlocutor for the development of skills and operational capabilities in cybersecurity and as a technology transfer hub to support innovation in the Italian entrepreneurial system. Now in its fourth edition, the Forum represents a moment of confrontation and dialogue between institutions, companies and the world of research on the strategic issues of cybersecurity, contributing to the strengthening of the national ecosystem, the diffusion of innovation and the development of skills.
Themes and focus of the 2026 edition
The 2026 edition will be articulated along two main lines: on the one hand, a focus on the activities, priorities and projects developed at the national level; and on the other, an in-depth look at the prospects for international cooperation, both in the European and non-EU spheres.Within this framework, the program will be devoted to some of the main areas of cybersecurity evolution, with particular attention to the implications for the country system and applications in industrial and institutional contexts. Among the main topics that will be addressed:
- Cybersecurity, strategic supply chains and national competitiveness – impact of cybersecurity on industrial value chains and the country system.
- Defense, space and maritime domain – protection of strategic infrastructure in the defense, aerospace and maritime sectors, with presentations of frameworks and application cases.
- Secure digitization for business and public administration – development of innovative solutions, laboratories and operational platforms for digital security.
- Capacity building and international projection-European initiatives, strategic collaborations and training programs to strengthen the international cybersecurity ecosystem.
With the aim of multiplying opportunities for exchange and facilitating discussion among companies, institutions and stakeholders, as well as to give 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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JUNE 3 , 2026 | Cybersecurity, strategic supply chains, and national competitiveness
08.30 – 09.00
Welcome and registration
09.00 – 10.00
Opening Institutional Session
Address of the proceedings – Welcome address
– Paolo BOCCARDELLI, Magnificent Rector, Luiss University
– Diego BRASIOLI, Deputy Director General, Directorate General for Cyber Issues, Information Technology and Technological Innovation, MAECI
– Vittorio RIZZI, Director General, Department of Information for Security
Introduces and coordinates: Paolo SPAGNOLETTI, President Cyber 4.0. – Nunzia CIARDI, Deputy Director General, Agency for National Cybersecurity (ACN)
Official opening of the event – Official opening
– Paola SEVERINO, President School of Law, Luiss University
– Adolfo URSO, Minister of Business and Made in Italy (MIMIT), Address Message
10.00 – 10.15
Cyber 4.0 – Secure Digitization for the National System and International Projection
Cyber 4.0 plays a central role in strengthening the national cybersecurity ecosystem, promoting technological innovation, the development of specialized skills and the transfer of advanced solutions to businesses and public administrations. The session will provide an overview of the main activities, initiatives and projects carried out by the Center, highlighting the results achieved, the development of the network of laboratories and operational platforms, and the contribution to the growth of the national innovation ecosystem. Future development prospects and the growing international projection of the Center, through European programs, capacity building initiatives and strategic collaborations with institutional and industrial partners, will also be outlined.
– Matteo LUCCHETTI, Director Cyber 4.0
10.15 – 11.15
Defense, space and maritime domain: the protection of strategic infrastructure
The session delves into cyber protection of strategic infrastructure in the defense, space and maritime domains, which are characterized by increasing integration between digital technologies and OT systems. The framework developed by the Center for the aerospace and defense domain, dedicated underwater initiatives and advanced experimentation infrastructures will be presented, highlighting concrete approaches and solutions to strengthen the resilience of these critical ecosystems through collaboration between industry, research and institutions. The session will be divided into two parts, the first devoted to framing priorities and strategies from the Defense side, and the second devoted to private sector responses.
– Admiral Giovanbattista RAIMONDI, Deputy Commander Network Operations Command (COR)
– Giacomo SPERETTA, SVP Space, NATO & EU Institutions and Bodies, Leonardo Cyber & Security Solutions
– Emanuele GALTIERI, Managing Director, Cy4Gate
– Daniele Francesco ALÌ, CEO e-Phors & Senior Vice President Cyber Security, Fincantieri
– Claudio DE PAOLI, Equity Partner & Head of CyberSec at Business Integration Partners
– Mario Gaetano DI DIO, General Manager, Netgroup
Moderator: Filippo SILVESTRI, Chief Business Development Officer, Cyber 4.0
11.15 – 11.45
Coffee break
11.45 – 12.15
PNRR and cybersecurity: results, impacts and prospects for the innovation ecosystem
At the conclusion of the interventions of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan dedicated to cybersecurity and digital transformation, the session proposes a review of the initiatives carried out and the impacts generated on businesses, public administrations and the research system. Through input from relevant institutions and the Cyber 4.0 Competence Center, data, evidence and concrete cases will be presented that illustrate the impact of investments on technological innovation, skills development and strengthening digital resilience. The discussion will also offer a glimpse into the evolving perspectives of the Competence Center and opportunities to consolidate, even beyond the NRP, an increasingly integrated and competitive national cybersecurity ecosystem.
– Marco CALABRÒ, Head of Department for Enterprise Policy, Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy (MIMIT)
– Luca NICOLETTI, Director of Industrial, Technological and Research Programs Service, National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN)
– Matteo LUCCHETTI, Director Cyber 4.0
Moderator: Patrizia LICATA, Event and panel moderator
12.15 – 12.45
AI and cybersecurity: laboratories, platforms and advanced applications
Artificial Intelligence represents one of the main areas of innovation for cybersecurity, with applications ranging from systems protection to complex threat and disinformation management. The session presents the activities and assets developed by Cyber 4.0 as part of projects co-funded by the NRP. Through concrete examples and application demonstrations, the session will highlight the contribution of Cyber 4.0 in developing advanced AI-based solutions to strengthen the digital resilience of the country.
– Leonardo QUERZONI, Pro-Rector for Digital Technologies and Cybersecurity, Sapienza University of Rome
– Rachele POLIDORI, Research Fellow XAI Lab – AI4Society Research Center, Luiss
– Roberto DE FINIS, General Manager, Systems & Automation
Moderator: Patrizia LICATA, Moderator of events and round tables
12.45 – 13.30
OT Security and Cyber Resilience Act: laboratories and infrastructure for industrial systems security
The security of OT systems is a major challenge for the protection of critical infrastructure and technology-intensive industries. In a context characterized by the introduction of new European regulatory requirements, such as the Cyber Resilience Act, it becomes crucial to have testing and validation environments capable of supporting enterprises and operators in verifying the security and compliance of their systems. The session presents the OT labs developed by Cyber 4.0 in co-management with its members, focused on specific application areas such as healthcare, transportation and automotive, and designed as advanced infrastructures for testing, assessment and simulation activities.
– Lorenzo REPETTO and Paolo PICCARDO, Senior Cyber Security Consultant, BV Tech
– Domenico CAPRIGLIONE, Professor of Electrical Measurements and Electronics, University of Cassino and Southern Lazio
– Luca FARAMONDI, CyberSHOT Lab Director, University Campus Biomedico
– Nicola BORTONE, Senior Account Manager, Go Infoteam
– Gaetano MARROCCO, Professor of Electromagnetic Fields, University of Rome Tor Vergata, IEEE Fellow
Moderator: Patrizia LICATA, Moderator of events and panel discussions
13.30 – 14.30
Lunch break
14.30 – 14.40
Cybersecurity and resilience of strategic supply chains: the role of MIMIT in implementing the NIS2 Directive
Actions initiated to support essential enterprises and operators in adapting to the requirements of the NIS2 Directive, strengthening digital resilience, and protecting critical infrastructure will be outlined.
– Eva SPINA, Head of the Department for Digital, Connectivity and New Technologies, MIMIT
14.40 – 15.20
Cybersecurity for SMEs: tools, services and collaborative models
SMEs play a key function in national production chains. The session addresses the challenges of cyber risk management in supply chains in an integrated way, combining scenario analysis and operational solutions. Concrete tools will be presented to support enterprises throughout the security cycle-from understanding regulatory obligations and emerging threats to adopting advanced incident prevention, monitoring and response services. Special attention will be paid to assessment platforms and solutions developed in the Cyber 4.0 ecosystem, highlighting how a structured and collaborative approach can strengthen the resilience and competitiveness of the production fabric.
– Alessandro CURIONI, President, Di.Gi. Academy
– Pietro DE ANGELIS, BU Director Cybersecurity, AI & Space, Netgroup
– Luca MANCINO, Innovation and Project Manager, Fondazione Piemonte Innova
– Mirko LEANZA, BU Manager Cyber Security & Governance, Teleconsys
Moderator: Filippo SILVESTRI, CBDO, Cyber 4.0
15.20 – 15.30
The European Cybersecurity Skills Framework and the certification of job profiles
The European Competence Framework for Cybersecurity (ECSF), developed by ENISA, is a common European reference for professional roles and competencies in the cybersecurity domain. Starting with the ECSF, the proposed attestation of competencies is aimed at validating the skills acquired by cybersecurity professionals against criteria defined at the European Union level and implemented through authorized entities.
– Fabio DI FRANCO, Cybersecurity expert, European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)
15.30 – 16.10
Cyber skills for businesses: training, awareness and system initiatives
The development of cybersecurity skills is a strategic lever to strengthen the resilience of the production system and accompany companies in adapting to new regulatory and technological requirements. The session explores the main system initiatives dedicated to the training and dissemination of digital security culture in the private sector, with the involvement of institutions, associations and academia. The session will be opened by the National Cybersecurity Agency, which will outline the actions taken to develop a widespread culture of cybersecurity and create a workforce that is responsive to market demand.
– Valentina Lo Voi, Head of Training Division, Agency for National Cybersecurity (ACN)
– Nicola SOTIRA, Co-founder Associso
– Nicola VANIN, CISO, Cassa Depositi e Prestiti
– Norberto GAVIOLI, Associate Professor, University of L’Aquila
Moderator: Giuliana Gliottone, Project Manager, Cyber 4.0
16.10 – 16.50
Innovation and cyber startups: growth, investment and Italy’s positioning in the global marketplace
The development of a dynamic ecosystem of startups and innovation is a key factor for Italy’s competitiveness in the global cybersecurity market. The session analyzes the state of the art of the national ecosystem, highlighting the role of public and private actors in supporting the birth and growth of new high-tech companies.
– Massimo CALZONI, Head of Service Promotion and Accompaniment, Invitalia
– Peter KRUGER, Venture Partner, Big Idea Venture
– Davide ROTA, President, Yalla Security
– Gianluca DETTORI, Chairman & General Partner, Primo Capital
Moderator: Alessio GERBALDI, Head of Research and Innovation, Cyber 4.0
16.50 – 17.00
Cybersecurity, innovation and skills: the priorities that emerged from the Forum
Summary of the main themes that emerged during the proceedings: what are the strategic priorities for strengthening the national cybersecurity ecosystem.
– Vincenzo TAGLIAFERRI, Vice President Cyber 4.0
17.10 – 18.00
Networking Cocktail
JUNE 4 , 2026 | The European and international cybersecurity scenario between geopolitical balances and opportunities for cooperation
09.00 – 09.50
Roundtable – Cybersecurity, geopolitics and European strategic autonomy
In an international context marked by increasing technological competition, geopolitical tensions, and hybrid threats such as sophisticated cyberattacks, cybersecurity has become a key element of security and strategic sovereignty for Europe. The session examines the role of cybersecurity in European strategic policies, analyzing the main geopolitical challenges, the strengthening of the common defense capabilities, and the priorities of the European agenda – from reinforcing the industrial and technological ecosystem to international cooperation and capacity building.
– Amb. Massimo MAROTTI, Director Strategy and Cooperation Service, ACN
– Alexandra-Adina ASGARI, European Cybersecurity Competence Center, ECCC
– Luca MASSARELLI, AI Specialist, DG CONNECT – EU AI Office, European Commission
– Liina ARENG, EU CyberNet & LAC4 Project Director, NCSC-EE, RIA
Chairperson: Matteo LUCCHETTI, Director Cyber 4.0
09.50 – 10.30
Global crises and critical infrastructure: new challenges for cybersecurity
The main challenges related to critical infrastructure protection, with a focus on industrial systems security, supply chain resilience and coordination between public and private actors. The panel will also offer thoughts on the role of international cooperation and information sharing in strengthening the capacity to prevent and respond to cyber threats.
– Cristiano LEGGERI, Director III^ Division, Postal Police Service
– Manfredi VALERIANI, Researcher, Center for International Strategic Studies (CISS), Luiss University
– Gianluigi ME, International cybersecurity expert
– Michele VECCHIONE, Head of Marketing, Enterprise Cybersecurity Offering, TIM
– Maria Felicita MUCCI, Systems & Automation
Moderator: Paolo SPAGNOLETTI, President, Cyber 4.0
10.30 – 10.45
SECURE: strengthening the cyber resilience of European SMEs
The session presents the progress of the SECURE – Strengthening EU SMEs Cyber Resilience project, funded by the European Commission under the Digital Europe program and coordinated by the National Cybersecurity Agency. The initiatives developed to support European SMEs in strengthening their security posture and adapting to the Cyber Resilience Act will be presented.
– Andrea MARGHERI, Head of Industrial and Technological Projects Division , Program Service, ACN
– Matteo LUCCHETTI, Director Cyber 4.0
10.45 – 11.15
Coffee break
11.15 – 11.25
Internationalization and economic diplomacy for the Italian cyber ecosystem
The growth of the Italian cybersecurity ecosystem also passes through the ability to compete in international markets, develop strategic partnerships and enhance domestic skills and technologies abroad. The talk explores internationalization support tools to promote Italian companies, startups and innovative solutions in the cyber sector.
– Sergio STROZZI*, Head of Innovation, Technology and Startups at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Italy (MAECI)
11.25 – 12.00
Cyber capacity building in Africa: digital security, innovation and development
The growth of Africa’s digital ecosystems requires targeted investment in the development of cybersecurity skills, infrastructure and governance models. The session presents some of the major cyber capacity building initiatives promoted on the continent, highlighting programs that integrate digital security, technological innovation and sustainable development. These include contributing to the activities of the AI Hub for Sustainable Development and the bilateral cooperation project with Ghana.
– Alexander OPPONG, Director Capacity Building, Cyber Security Authority, Ghana
– Keyzom NGODUP MASSALLY, Director of the AI Hub for Sustainable Development and Head of Digital & AI Programmes, Digital, AI and Innovation Hub, UNDP
– Sergio FUMAGALLI, Senior advisor on Data Protection, Security, Sustainability, and AI ethics and Member of the Scientific Committee, Clusit
– Lorenzo SCATENA, Secretary General, Amaldi Foundation
Moderator: Matteo LUCCHETTI, Cyber 4.0 Director
12.00 – 12.40
Cyber support to Ukraine: international cooperation and Tallinn Mechanism
In the context of the war in Ukraine, the cyber domain has become a crucial space of strategic confrontation and defense of digital infrastructure. The session delves into international support initiatives for Ukrainian cyber resilience, with a focus on the Tallinn Mechanism, a multilateral platform through which governments and partner organizations coordinate technical assistance, operational tools, and specialized support.
– Nicolò COSTANTINI, Head of Office VI Digital Diplomacy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI)
– Olesya DANYLCHENKO, Head of Tallinn Mechanism Project Office
– Alessio ACETI, CEO, HWG Sababa
– Eros LEVER, CTO Secure Network, BV Tech Group
Moderator: Pietro TREBISONDA, International Relations, Cyber 4.0
12.40 – 13.00
EU-Latin America and Caribbean digital cooperation: cyberspace security and governance
Latin America and the Caribbean is an increasingly relevant area for international digital cooperation. The session explores initiatives developed within the framework of cooperation promoted by the European Union, for digital capacity building and cybersecurity in the region, the definition of shared standards and common pathways for the development of digital technologies.
– Liina ARENG, EU CyberNet & LAC4 Project Director, NCSC-EE, RIA
– Paola PANCRAZI, AICS Agency for Development Cooperation
– Francesco LIPPOLIS, BIP CyberSec Partner
Moderator: Pietro TREBISONDA, International Relations, Cyber 4.0
13.00 – 13.30
Cyber 4.0: perspectives, challenges and development trajectories of the cyber ecosystem
The closing roundtable of the Forum represents a moment of synthesis and discussion among the main players in the Cyber 4.0 ecosystem – academia, SMEs and large enterprises – on the development prospects of the Center and the national cybersecurity system. Starting with the main themes that emerged during the two days, the discussion will highlight strategic priorities, growth opportunities and future challenges, with particular attention to the role of public-private collaboration, the evolution of innovation models and Italy’s positioning in the European and international context. The session will conclude with the sharing of the Forum’s key takeaways and development directions for the Center’s future activities.
– Raffaele BOCCARDO, president and CEO, BV Tech
– Luisa FRANCHINA, CEO, Hermes Bay
Coordinates and concludes: Paolo SPAGNOLETTI, President Cyber 4.0
13.30 – 14.30
Networking Lunch
International Research and Sustainable Innovation – Special Session in conjunction with the conference “DATA’26: Digital Age & Technological Advances for Sustainable Development”
14.30 – 15.15
Keynote Session – Plenary Session
AI and Sustainable Development: Building Innovative Ecosystems through Global Partnerships
The accelerating convergence between artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, and sustainable development is reshaping international cooperation and development policy. As digital transformation and AI increasingly shape global development trajectories, the challenge is no longer only technological adoption, but ensuring that innovation ecosystems are inclusive, sovereign, and development-oriented. From the perspective of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), digital innovation can become a strategic enabler for sustainable development, resilience, and economic transformation. Building on Italy’s G7 Presidency and initiatives such as the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, this keynote reflects on emerging models of international cooperation that promote responsible and scalable digital ecosystems through partnerships between governments, the private sector, academia, technology actors, and local innovators. Particular attention will be given to the role of UNDP in supporting the development of sovereign and inclusive digital ecosystems through partnerships aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Mattei Plan for Africa, and broader G7 and Global Gateway priorities.
– Prof. Agostino INGUSCIO, UNDP Rome Centre for Climate Action and Energy Transition, Italy
15.15 – 16.45
Three Parallel F2F Sessions – LUISS University
| F2F AI Systems & Smart Applications Chair: Lotfi EL AACHAK | F2F Digital Transformation & Healthcare Chair: Anouar Abdelhakim BOUDHIR | F2F Cybersecurity & Industrial Innovation Chair: Mohamed BEN AHMED |
| A Conceptual Architecture for AI-Supported Decision-Making in Industry 4.0 Naaela Hamdane, Jihane Abdessadak, Mohamed Ghailani | A Systematic Review of Ontology-Based Approaches for Intelligent Maintenance Systems. Hajar El Merouani, Abdelouahid Lyhyaoui | A Modular Retrieval-Augmented Generation Framework for Domain-Specific Query Answering: Design, Implementation, and Evaluation on Post-Harvest Apple Diseases Erik Korbel, Markus Zanker |
| Priority-Aware Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Task Offloading in Sustainable Fog-Cloud Systems. Abdelhadi Amahrouch, Youssef Saadi, Said El Kafhali | Assessing the digital transformation of business process management in sustainable livestock enterprises Oksana Makovoz, Sergii Lysenko | Agentic AI for compliance automation: delegating cybersecurity auditing to autonomous agents Alessandra Di Giacomo, Paolo Spagnoletti |
| AI-powered health monitoring app María Guadalupe Pineda, Alexander Alvaro Lopez, Jocelyn Corona Mondragón, Yulia Ledeneva | Detailed Visualization of the First Bulgarian Seaside Resort Sts. Constantine and Helena Using OpenStreetMap and 3D Technologies Tihomir Dovramadjiev, Mariela Todorova, Darina Dobreva, Tsena Murzova | Establishing a New Interdisciplinary AI Center for Longevity and Well-Being. Ernesto De Luca, Nicola Dall’ora, Romeo Giuliano, Carlo della Valle, Alessandra di Cagno, Alessandra Ferramosca, Alessandro Lucidi, Daniele Passaretti, Chiara Parretti, Paolo Senesi, Samuele Germiniani, Stefano Aldegheri, Vincenzo Zara, Gabriele Arcidiacono |
| Canvas-based frameworks and LLMs as tools for cognitive scaffolding in entrepreneurship education Fabrizio Sammarco, Riccardo Santilli, Anna Di Stabile | A Systematic Approach to Consistent Logo Placement in Branded Textile Products Mariela Todorova, Tihomir Dovramadjiev, Darina Dobreva, Tsena Murzova | A multi-criteria AHP model for evaluating digital learning technologies in higher education Abdessadak, Jihane* |
| AI-Driven and Spatial Street-Level Analytics for Secure and Safer Cities Anubhav Kumbhre, Shreyas Bharule | GenAI for social good and contextual innovation: the GAINAfrica approach for sustainable development Filippo Bianchini, Marco Calamo, Francesca De Luzi, Flavia Monti, Giulia Ricci, Massimo Mecella, Rima Grati, Khouloud Boukadi, Bassem Bouaziz, Andrea Declich, Fabio Feudo, Agnes Mirembe, Amani Eissa, Jocelini do REGO, Mustapha Mezghani, Sanaa Tazi, Cyril Boyault, Alessandro Zanasi, Adriano Rippa, Raniero Romagnoli | |
| Design and Fabrication of an Autonomous Agricultural Transport Robot Using the Digital Twin Approach and 3D Printing Technology Taha Yasin Gürman, Dilara Gerdan Koc, Caner Koc |
16.45 – 17.30
Keynote Session & Institutional Closing – Plenary Session
Theoretical Frameworks for Understanding ICT4D: A Scandinavian Perspective
While many theories have guided research in Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICT4D), we have yet to construct a clear, coherent narrative that explains how ICT fosters development. One reason is that our holistic understanding of ICT4D is seldom grounded in theories that clarify the field’s core components: ICT, development, and the transformative processes that link them. From a Scandinavian perspective, I argue why such grounding is important, introduce perspectives that have informed the field, and present examples of how various theories have been used empirically to address these needs. I conclude by proposing an agenda for further research on advancing digital innovation for a sustainable future.
– Prof. Øystein SÆBØ, University of Agder, Norway
17.30
Closing Ceremony
Awards & Closing Remarks
LOCATION
Luiss Guido Carli University
Aula Chiesa – Aula 200
Viale Romania 32, 00197, Rome
Bus lines from Roma Termini
360 – 910 -223
The 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 m.
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
SPEAKERS
Massimo Marotti
Director for International Strategy and Cooperation, ACN
Matteo Lucchetti
Director
Cyber 4.0
Olesya Danylchenko
Head of TMPO
Vittorio Rizzi
Director General of the Department of Security Information
Paolo Spagnoletti
Cyber 4.0 President, Full Professor of Business Organization, Luiss University
Joanna Swiatkowska
Secretary General, ECSO
Diego Brasioli
Deputy Director General, Directorate General for Cyber Issues, Information Technology and Technological Innovation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI)
Alessio Aceti
CEO, HWG Sababa
Daniele Francesco Ali
CEO of E-phors, director of cybersecurity at Fincantieri.
Liina Areng
Director, EU CyberNet Project
Alexandra Asgari
Policy Officer at the European Cybersecurity
Raffaele Boccardo
President and Chief Executive Officer, BV Tech
Luigi Ballarano
CISO Group – Head of Cyber Security, Terna.
Paolo Boccardelli
Rector, Luiss Guido Carli
Nicola Bortone
Senior Account Manager,
Infoteam
Marco Calabrò
Head of Department for Enterprise Policy, Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy
Massimo Calzoni
Head of Promotion and Accompaniment, Invitalia
Domenico Capriglione
Full Professor of Electrical and Electronic Measurements – Department of Electrical and Information Engineering – University of Cassino and Lazio Meridionale
Nicolò Costantini
Head of Office VI Digital Diplomacy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI)
Alessandro Curioni
President of DI.GI. Academy
Roberto De Finis
C.O.- Systems and Automation
Gianluca Dettori
Chairman & General Partner,
Primo Capital
Peter De Angelis
Director of Netgroup’s Cybersecurity, AI and Space Business Unit.
Claudio De Paoli
Certified Information Systems Security Professional
Gaetano Di Dio
General Manager, Netgroup
Fabio Di Franco
Cybersecurity expert, ENISA
Luca Faramondi
CyberSHOT Lab Director, Campus Biomedical University
Luisa Franchina
AD, Hermes Bay
Sergio Fumagalli
Member of the Scientific Committee, Clusit
Emanuele Galtieri
CEO
Cy4Gate
Norberto Gavioli
Associate Professor of Algebra, the University of L’Aquila
Giuliana Gliottone
Project Manager
Peter Kruger
Venture Partner,
Big Idea Ventures
Mirko Leanza
CISO, Teleconsys
Christian Leggeri
Director 3rd Division, Postal Police Service
Eros Lever
CTO, BV Tech
Patrizia Licata
Freelance journalist, CorCom-Group Digital 360 contributor, Moderator of events and panel discussions
Valentina Lo Voi
Head of Training Division, ACN
Andrea Margheri
Head of the Industrial and Technological Projects Division of the Industrial, Technological and Research Programs Service, ACN
Gaetano Marrocco
Full Professor of Electromagnetic Fields, University of Rome Tor Vergata
Luca Massarelli
AI Specialist, DG CONNECT – EU AI Office, European Commission
Keyzom Masally
Director, AI Hub for Sustainable Development, and Head of Digital & AI Programmes, UNDP
Maria Felicita Mucci
Partnership and Business Development Manager, Systems & Automation S.p.A.
Luca Nicoletti
Director of Industrial, Technology and Research Programs Service, National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN)
Alexander Oppong
Senior cybersecurity,
Paolo Piccardo
SOC Director, BV TECH
Rachele Polidori
Research Fellow XAI Lab – AI4Society Research Center, Luiss
Leonardo Querzoni
Pro-Rector for Digital Technologies and Cybersecurity, Sapienza University
Giovanbattista Raimondi
Deputy Commander, Network Operations Command (COR)
Marco Ramella Votta
Head of Business Development and Programming Operation, Piemonte Innova Foundation
Lorenzo Repetto
Senior Cyber Security Consultant,BV Tech
Davide Rota
President, Yalla Security
Lorenzo Scatena
Secretary General, E. Amaldi
Paola Severino
President, Luiss School of Law
Filippo Silvestri
Chief Business Development Officer,
Cyber 4.0
Nicola Sotira
CISO, Italian Postal Service
Giacomo Speretta
SVP Space, NATO & EU Institutions and Bodies, Leonardo Cyber & Security Solutions
Eva Spina
Head of the Department for Digital, Connectivity and New Technologies, MIMIT
Vincenzo Tagliaferri
Professor Emeritus of Processing Technologies and Systems ,University of Rome Tor Vergata
Pietro Trebisonda
International Relations Advisor, Cyber 4.0
Manfredi Valeriani
Scientific Coordinator – Ciss-Luiss
Nicola Vanin
CISO, Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP)
Michele Vecchione
Head of Cyber Security Offering,
TIM Enterprise
Viviana Wagner
Desk Officer for Latin America – Office II Planning and geographical coordination – Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS)