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The event will be held in Luzhniki Stadium on May 23-26. Become a speaker at the cyber festival!
The number of targeted cyber attacks continues to grow, artificial intelligence helps hackers improve their attack patterns, and leaks of sensitive data threaten almost all companies and their customers. These and other current challenges will be discussed by participants of the second international cyber festival Positive Hack Days, which will be held at Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow from May 23 to 26. The platform will bring together the best experts, representatives of ministries and departments, top managers of companies, as well as ordinary consumers of digital goods and services who face information security problems at every step. Acceptance of applications for the performance is open and will last until March 15.
For four days, the Luzhniki sports complex will turn into a real cyber arena. Everyone will be able to visit the open part of the festival — megapolis with interactive educational installations that will tell you about the digital world, as well as help you improve your cybergrammatical skills in a playful way. Students, developers, experts, hackers, CIOs and CISO of large IT companies — the entire color of the security industry-will gather on a large platform to discuss the most relevant topics. More than 250 speakers will talk about interesting cyber attacks, as well as ways to counter them.
We are waiting for speakers who are ready to speak on the topic of repelling attacks (defensive security), protection through attack (offensive security), development, machine learning in information security and blockchain. Interesting presentations on other cybersecurity issues are also welcome. PHDays is open to both established professionals and aspiring researchers. What is important is not so much merit and achievements, but a fresh look at the problems of information security and an original approach to their solution.
The PHDays technical program, as always, will include the following areas:
This year, we are also accepting applications for the business track, where we will discuss fundamental issues, such as the architecture of a secure enterprise and effective cybersecurity, talk about what CISO needs to know to successfully communicate with top managers, how the information security and cybercrime market works, how to build a threat counteraction center, and much more. Our goal is to make the cybersecurity industry transparent to all market participants.
Experts can submit one or more applications with the topics of their reports before March 15.
In addition, the Standoff cyber battle between attacking and defensive teams will once again be launched on PHDays. Visitors will see the consequences of hacker attacks on the infrastructure of a digital country, up to unacceptable events in various sectors of the economy.
In 2023, PHDays went beyond closed venues and for the first time took place in the format of a large city festival in the capital's Gorky Park. It was visited by a total of 55 thousand people, and about 100 thousand more viewers followed the event online.
The number of targeted cyber attacks continues to grow, artificial intelligence helps hackers improve their attack patterns, and leaks of sensitive data threaten almost all companies and their customers. These and other current challenges will be discussed by participants of the second international cyber festival Positive Hack Days, which will be held at Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow from May 23 to 26. The platform will bring together the best experts, representatives of ministries and departments, top managers of companies, as well as ordinary consumers of digital goods and services who face information security problems at every step. Acceptance of applications for the performance is open and will last until March 15.
For four days, the Luzhniki sports complex will turn into a real cyber arena. Everyone will be able to visit the open part of the festival — megapolis with interactive educational installations that will tell you about the digital world, as well as help you improve your cybergrammatical skills in a playful way. Students, developers, experts, hackers, CIOs and CISO of large IT companies — the entire color of the security industry-will gather on a large platform to discuss the most relevant topics. More than 250 speakers will talk about interesting cyber attacks, as well as ways to counter them.
We are waiting for speakers who are ready to speak on the topic of repelling attacks (defensive security), protection through attack (offensive security), development, machine learning in information security and blockchain. Interesting presentations on other cybersecurity issues are also welcome. PHDays is open to both established professionals and aspiring researchers. What is important is not so much merit and achievements, but a fresh look at the problems of information security and an original approach to their solution.
The PHDays technical program, as always, will include the following areas:
- countering hackers and responding to incidents;
- new techniques and attack vectors, exploiting vulnerabilities;
- application development and protection;
- machine learning technologies and their security.
This year, we are also accepting applications for the business track, where we will discuss fundamental issues, such as the architecture of a secure enterprise and effective cybersecurity, talk about what CISO needs to know to successfully communicate with top managers, how the information security and cybercrime market works, how to build a threat counteraction center, and much more. Our goal is to make the cybersecurity industry transparent to all market participants.
Experts can submit one or more applications with the topics of their reports before March 15.
In addition, the Standoff cyber battle between attacking and defensive teams will once again be launched on PHDays. Visitors will see the consequences of hacker attacks on the infrastructure of a digital country, up to unacceptable events in various sectors of the economy.
In 2023, PHDays went beyond closed venues and for the first time took place in the format of a large city festival in the capital's Gorky Park. It was visited by a total of 55 thousand people, and about 100 thousand more viewers followed the event online.
