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Cyber Crime is an international issue where borders literally do not exist. Even when you look at the borders of responsibility they fade: Politics are increasingly seeking collaborations with businesses, IT users need to feel more responsible instead of passing it on to the IT department and also producers, when developing products, need to take into account the risks of their products and integrate security into their design. This includes, for example, connected cars, but also coffee makers and vacuum cleaners can involve risks.
The Cyber Security conference 2017 connects with the topic ‘Breaking Borders’ various parties together. Politics, the industry, IT managers, users, security professionals and ethical hackers share their knowledge and experience. The fight against cyber criminals is only efficient when we cooperate and we eliminate imaginary boundaries.
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