The expected effects of new and emerging technologies on the cyber threat environment; It has been confirmed by the authorities that the future will shape the multidimensional security environment, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, autonomous devices and systems, telecommunications and computing technologies, satellites and space assets, human-machine interfaces, quantum computing and threats in cyberspace are within the scope of hybrid warfare. And “cyber-space“ was accepted as the 5th dimension of the war.
While new technologies bring dynamism to business and daily life, they also contain unpredictable dangers. Today, we are faced with many new phenomena that start with the word "cyber". “Cyber-crime“, “cyber-fraud“, “cyber-bullying“, “cyber-war“ etc. And social awareness of these concepts is increasing day by day. Awareness, which has been started with the need for cyber-security, has already taken its place in business life as a new profession with the education and training of experts in the field of cyber-security.
The new pandemic expected after the Covid-19 outbreak maintains its importance as a strong thesis that "there may be problems in cyber-security and competitive governance of the ecosystem". Because the multidimensional cyber-security field has now become the nature of life. On the other hand, the business and sustainable development model is changing rapidly under the leadership of concepts such as "green economy" and "digital revolution", as it is better understood that moving from linear economy to "circular economy" is not an option but a necessity in the current pandemic process. This transformation, which also means new global standards, has the potential to radically change the competitive indexes. Knowledge economies focused on the "digital revolution", which redefines the meaning and value of power and property, will be the determinants of today and the future.
In this context, the Istanbul Cyber-Security Forum with the main theme of "Post-Security, Digital Revolution, Circular Economy and Cyber Ecosystem"; will be organized with the following sub-themes concerning generating policy options for public, private sector and civil society decision-makers, offering proactive collaboration, model project/program proposals, and making a strategic contribution to global academic/expertise accumulation.
SUB-THEMES
Cyber-Security in the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) and Other Regions
Standards and Norms in Cyber-Security
Industrial Cyber-Security
IoT and Cyber-Security
Mobility and Cyber-Security
DeepFake and Cyber-Security
Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, and Cybersecurity
Cyber-Security in Critical Infrastructures
Cyber-Security for Decision Makers
SECTORIAL WORKSHOPS AND SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS
Global Industrial Cyber Security Standards and Norms (led by Eurofins – France)
Mobility and IoT Cyber Security (led by IRIS – Germany)
Cyber Security in Critical Infrastructures (led by Derovis – Germany)
Academia, Education and Secure Coding (led by Secure Code Warriors – Australia)
Executive Cyber Security for Decision-makers (led by Teligencia – Germany)
BRAINS TURKEY (Biotechnology, Robotics, AI, Nanotechnology, Space and Strategic Services)
Cyber Security in Deepfake Product and Defence Ecosystem
Event Page
Event details and vision document can be accessed from the link below:
https://tasam.org/en/Etkinlik/18330/istanbul_cyber-security_forum_
https://tasam.org/en/Etkinlik/18330/istanbul_cyber-security_forum_
