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The threat from cybercrime and cyber espionage is high and shows no sign of abating. Criminal hackers and hostile states are working systematically, persistently and purposefully to hit carefully selected digital targets in Denmark. In such a volatile digital climate, we need to ask ourselves: How can we maintain trust in our digital society?
Cybersecurity research provides the key to answering this question. At MatchPoints 2024, leading cybersecurity researchers from across the world will come together for a three-day conference at Aarhus University to discuss the latest developments in the field.
MatchPoints 2024 is your chance to hear about this cutting-edge research and to join the conversation about trust in our digital society, discuss the most recent advances in cybersecurity and learn about the challenges we still need to address.
It’s also your opportunity to meet leading researchers, PhD students, politicians, cyber security professionals, industry leaders and NGO representatives – and to hear what cybersecurity means for citizens and public institutions. The programme features keynotes, state of the union adresses, parallel sessions, panel debates, Capture the Flag competition and inspiring events on each evening of the conference.
The threat from cybercrime and cyber espionage is high and shows no sign of abating. Criminal hackers and hostile states are working systematically, persistently and purposefully
to hit carefully selected digital targets in Denmark. In such a volatile digital climate, we need to ask ourselves: How can we maintain trust in our digital society?
MatchPoints 2024 is your chance to hear about this cutting-edge research and to join the conversation about trust in our digital society, discuss the most recent advances in cybersecurity and learn about the challenges we still need to address. The programme will include talks, panel sessions, workshops and a Capture the Flag competition.
