The Shaping Cybersecurity Conference convenes stakeholders from government, academia, industry, and civil society to discuss current and emerging challenges in cybersecurity.
The conference provides a platform for exchange on policy, innovation, and international cooperation, with a focus on strengthening resilience and shaping a secure digital future.
Focus areas
The conference addresses key topics at the intersection of technology, policy, and security:
- Cybersecurity threats and resilience
- Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity
- Geopolitical and regulatory developments
- International cooperation and cyber norms
Conference format
The conference combines different formats to support dialogue and exchange:
- Keynote presentations
- Panel discussions
- Thematic workshops
- Multi-stakeholder dialogue
- Networking opportunities
Participation
The conference is open to participants from government, academia, industry, and civil society.
Registration is required. Participation is limited to ensure a focused and high-quality exchange.
Partners and organizers
The conference is co-hosted in collaboration with:
Past editions
Explore recent editions of the Shaping Cybersecurity Conference, including key themes, discussions, and participating stakeholders.
Shaping Cybersecurity Conference 2025
The 2025 conference brought together stakeholders from government, academia, industry, and civil society to address current challenges in cybersecurity and digital resilience.
Discussions focused on the evolving threat landscape, the role of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity, and the need for stronger international cooperation. The conference provided a platform for exchange on policy responses and approaches to strengthening secure and resilient digital systems.
Shaping Cybersecurity Conference 2024
The 2024 conference focused on the implications of China’s cyber operations and technological ambitions for global cybersecurity and the international order.
Participants examined strategies to strengthen national resilience, address challenges to the multilateral system, and respond to the digital consequences of geopolitical tensions. The conference facilitated dialogue on policy options and practical measures across sectors and countries.