The biggest cyber security conference for students

"CyberSecurity Roadshow 2021-22" is a year-long educational cycle on the topic of how the cyber security ecosystem works.

Organised by The Bridge Foundation, "CyberSecurity Roadshow 2021-22" kicks off the series of meetings on 31 May with a discussion between experts and the international student community on key technological challenges affecting society and the economy.

Conference guests:

- Ambassador Jürg Lauber, UN, Chairman of the Open Ended Working Group for Cybersecurity (OEWG),

- Retired General Keith Alexander, Commander of the US Cyber Command in the Bush and Obama administrations, founder and CEO of IronNet Cybersecurity,

- Bruce Schneier, Harvard Kennedy School, cryptologist, security expert, member of RN Tor Project,

- Colonel Jeffrey M. Erickson, director of the Army Cyber Institute, United States Military, West Point.

The event will be broadcast on 31 May from 15.00 - 17.00 via the FB fan page of The Bridge Foundation.

"CyberSecurity Roadshow" was created due to the dynamic development of Regional Cyber Labs, which started their activity in Poland. The initiative was appreciated by international experts and opinion leaders in the industry. The project brings together students from technical, business, law, medical and uniformed services universities. The report prepared by them, "A New Opening in Cyber Security Education", is an analysis of curricula in terms of implementation of issues related to cyber security.

The Bridge Foundation, a non-profit organisation with special consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Council. It operates in Switzerland, Canada and Poland. It implements educational programmes covering the areas of socio-economic and security challenges.

Contact to the foundation: Margo Koniuszewski, e-mail: office@thebridge-foundation.org, tel. 0601 214 041.