The event brought together cybersecurity, IT, and information security professionals to discuss current challenges, practical case studies, and modern approaches to building resilient protection systems.
As part of the program, participants explored the development and implementation of security profiles for information and communication systems (ICS), as well as preparation for meeting the requirements necessary for certification.
Special attention was given to the practical aspects of configuring information security systems and to common mistakes that can create additional risks for organizations.
During the technical sessions, participants explored practical aspects of building an effective cybersecurity system and modern approaches to reducing risks for information and communication systems (ICS) and corporate infrastructure.
A separate session focused on hidden misconfigurations in information security systems. Experts shared real-world project examples and reviewed common configuration weaknesses that may remain unnoticed by organizations while creating additional entry points for attackers or reducing the effectiveness of existing security measures.
Significant attention was also paid to endpoint and email protection, which remain among the most common attack vectors today. Participants discussed current compromise scenarios, phishing campaign risks, approaches to minimizing the human factor, and the importance of establishing a basic level of cyber hygiene and multilayered protection for corporate environments.
As part of the discussion on comprehensive digital asset protection, experts emphasized the importance of a systematic approach to risk assessment and analysis of an organization’s potential attack surface. In particular, they highlighted the need to consider the interconnection between different elements of IT infrastructure, continuously monitor changes in the digital environment, and identify potential vulnerabilities in a timely manner.
Participants also discussed the implementation of ICS security profiles, practical aspects of adapting organizations to current cybersecurity requirements, and preparation for certification processes.
The event concluded with an open Q&A session, where participants had the opportunity to exchange experiences, discuss practical challenges related to implementing modern cybersecurity solutions, and receive additional recommendations from experts on strengthening organizational cyber resilience.
“Today, cybersecurity is no longer only about meeting formal requirements — it is primarily about ensuring business continuity and protecting digital infrastructure. The implementation of baseline security profiles helps organizations take a systematic approach to risk assessment, strengthen the protection of information and communication systems (ICS), and adapt security processes to current cyber threats. That is why practical experience, a comprehensive approach, and the continuous development of organizational cyber resilience are especially important today.”
