24.01.2025 - At the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, cybersecurity was a major theme at a number of side events attended by a small delegation from the NCSC, led by Director Florian Schütz. Among other things, Mr Schütz took part in a panel discussion on policy and strategic approaches to strengthening trust in digital products and the use of artificial intelligence in post-quantum cryptography. The delegation also attended the Geneva Dialogue event (a platform for exchanging ideas on responsible behaviour in cyberspace) at the House of Switzerland, and held bilateral meetings with representatives of the cybersecurity industry.
Cybersecurity was the focus of various side events at the WEF, which Florian Schütz, Director of the NCSC, attended with a small delegation from his office: in a discussion on building trust in digital products, participants focused on policy and strategic approaches to cybersecurity to build trust in secure IT products.
A panel on artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum technology focused on how to adequately address the challenges of current and future developments related to the increasing use of AI and post-quantum cryptography.
The NCSC delegation attended the Geneva Dialogue event at the House of Switzerland, which was held as part of Geneva Day. The Geneva Dialogue provides an international platform for exchange between government, business, academia and civil society, focusing on the responsible behaviour of all actors in cyberspace. During the event, Mr Schütz stressed that it is the responsibility of all participants to help create a resilient and secure cyberspace.
In addition to attending the WEF side events, the delegation also held bilateral meetings with representatives of the cybersecurity industry.
Last modification 24.01.2025
