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Tue 03
15:45h
Conference | Side Event Cybersecurity as a strategic business and reputational risk

Assume breach, prepare for recovery: why data resilience is mandatory for business survival

Miguel Tena Martin
Miguel Tena Martin Object First Field Sales Engineer Speaker

#ciso

2026-11-03 15:45 2026-11-03 16:15 Europe/Madrid Assume breach, prepare for recovery: why data resilience is mandatory for business survival
Zero Trust teaches us to assume that there’s a breach, but what’s the worst that could happen when there is a breach? And how do you mitigate against that?
Join Miguel Tena, Object First Field Sales Engineer as he discusses why data resilience is critical in the evolving cybersecurity landscape and what that means in practice. Leveraging insights from research on data protection and ransomware trends, Miguel will explore how organisations can prepare for the worst-case scenario: where a cybercriminal has access to all passwords and secrets. Meeting regulatory and cyberinsurance requirements and, ultimately, guaranteeing business survival mean this is no longer ‘just’ an IT topic, it’s a board-level imperative.
Congress Room 2
Tue 3
15:45h - 16:15h Congress Room 2 Public Access
Thu 05
15:10h
Conference | Side Event AI, identity and trust in the digital environment

Quantum Cryptography: past, present, future

Carlos Solano Sánchez
Carlos Solano Sánchez NTT Data Senior Product Manager Speaker

#cybercongress

2026-11-05 15:10 2026-11-05 15:40 Europe/Madrid Quantum Cryptography: past, present, future MISSING ABSTRACT! Congress Room 1
Thu 5
15:10h - 15:40h Congress Room 1 Invitation required
15:45h
Conference | Side Event Systemic, cyber-physical and supply chain resilience

Okay… so, what next?

Chris Hosking
Chris Hosking Sentinelone Principal AI & Cloud Security Evangelist Speaker

#cybercongress

2026-11-05 15:45 2026-11-05 16:10 Europe/Madrid Okay… so, what next?
We are at the AI inflection point.
Externally, AI is enabling attackers. Internally, adoption is racing ahead of security, governance, and clarity of ownership. It all feels a bit uncomfortably familiar.
This session draws lessons from yesterday's cyber security as we look to tomorrow. What has worked, what failed, and where can we head next if we want to secure AI without slowing progress.
I’ll look ahead to autonomous SOC operations and a threat landscape shaped by AI-enabled attackers and machine-speed decision making.
AI is changing security. Okay... so, what next?
Congress Room 1
Thu 5
15:45h - 16:10h Congress Room 1 Invitation required

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