It brings together teachers and educational organizations, whose mission is to support ICT studies in the Nordic-Baltic region. Its goal is to provide a wider forum and growing stage for cyber education, enable international networking for educational institutions, policy makers and businesses and develop long-lasting partnerships.
Cybercation aims to create a strong and collaborative network of cybersecurity practitioners, who share knowledge and experience on educating and training across the Nordic and Baltic countries.
The forum:
- gives overview of the situation of today’s cybersecurity in our region;
- show-cases a collection of best practices in skilling/training in cybersecurity;
- creates a network of practitioners, that can share best practices, knowledge and expertise across the Nordic and Baltic countries.
Why?
Cyber security is quickly growing to be a critical aspect in modern societies. We rely on it to have fresh drinking water, uninterrupted power supply, safe traffic, operational education and government, growing businesses and functional financial system.
Yet companies, governments and communities lack talented people, as cyber security is a complex field with a high barrier for entry. Cybercrime on the other hand has become a global phenomenon where criminals can conduct attacks on targets across borders with unprecedented impact.
There is a need to reach out to young people, girls and boys, who may not have an interest in cyber. And the best way doing it is through gamified training and of course the education system – teachers, professors, school directors, policy makers.
Watch the short video from the last year's event:
In order to participate in the forum registration is needed.
Registration deadline is November 1st, 2023.
Where?
Tartu University Academic Sports Club
Address: Ujula 4, Tartu 51008
Location
Forum's schedule
TBA