CyberWiseCon Europe 2026
who it's for
incident responders, security engineers, SOC analysts, DevSecOps engineers, platform engineers, security architects, software supply chain engineers
topics
active directory group policy; Fortinet VPN vulnerability; modem firmware overwrite; industrial control logic bombs; immutable snapshots and backups; secure isolated recovery environment; CI/CD prompt injection exploits; token leakage in pipelines; hallucination dependency squatting; AI-generated malicious packages; botnet-driven disinformation campaigns; package firewalling and quarantines
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Resilience Under Fire: Lessons from Cyber Defense in Ukraine | Gediminas Černiauskas | 45m |
Ukraine case studies name exact failures: attackers push Hermetic Wiper via active directory group policy so EDR and backups do not stop mass deployment… | ||
| The Hidden Layer of Cyberattacks | Andriy Kusyy | 30m |
Documents show coordinated campaigns that fuse IO and cyber fraud: a bot net reposts fabricated content 86 times per second, political deepfakes run 210 ads in… | ||
| Why a Layered Storage Architecture is Critical for Cyber Resilience | Falko Banaszak | 30m |
Argues that recovery depends on concrete layers: production snapshots (immutable or indelible), replicated copies, an S3 object backup tier, and a secure… | ||
| The Mechanisms That Enable Misuse and What We Can Do About It | Mackenzie Jackson | 40m |
Shows concrete exploits: a GitHub‑action CI/CD flow that uses Google Gemini for auto-triage and leaks tokens via prompt injection, proof‑of‑concept returning… | ||
| AI-Powered Slopsquatting: Is Your Software Supply Chain Compromised? | Kalle Sirkesalo | 37m |
Claims that AI-generated slopsquatting scales malicious dependency injection by exploiting naming variants and developer habits, showing ~1M malicious packages… | ||
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