INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2017

International Conference

NATO, EU & INDUSTRY: COOPERATION ON CYBER SECURITY A Transatlantic Exchange of Best Practices

28 June 2017 ATA Headquarters , Brussels 20 Rue des Petits Carmes Club Prince Albert 1000 Brussels www.atahq.org

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Atlantic Treaty Association

Who We Are

Founded in 1954, the Atlantic Treaty Association (ATA) is an organization of policy-makers designed to produce top-notch knowledge on strategic themes while conducting research, analyses, training, education, and information activities tailored to the promotion of transatlantic values and enhanced non-military cooperation between civil society and institutions.

For over 60 years ATA has fostered the development of transatlantic security policy alongside diplomats, military, industry, academia and journalists in order to strengthen the bond between influential stakeholders within the Alliance.

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ATA Headquarters is based in Brussels and coordinates an extended and highly qualified network of 37 national Atlantic Councils and their respective youth divisions to facilitate policy development in key areas of security and defense.

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Special relevance is attributed to the Youth Atlantic Treaty Association (YATA), our young professional contingent, designed to prepare the next generation of Atlanticist leaders to face the challenges and threats of the present and future security scenarios.

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Cyber Security & Cyber Defence

Cybersecurity incidents on critical networks and infrastructures has become a key strategic challenge both for NATO and EU Members. States and non-state actors are increasingly using these threats to achieve their diplomatic and military objectives. Recently, a series of cyber-attacks were launched against several State systems, which have included intelligence gathering operations on critical infrastructures such as the financial sector, hospitals and power plants.

©NATO NATO acknowledged that the impact of cyber-attacks represents a real challenge for our societies and made clear that cyber defense is part of the Alliance’s core task of collective defense. As Cyber threats do not respect borders, no country is invulnerable. To ensure that NATO and EU can effectively protect its citizens and territory against any threats, both organizations have recognized that cybersecurity is a key challenge to their core objectives, and they have adopted increasingly ambitious strategies. At the NATO Summit in Warsaw, the Cyber Defence Pledge was adopted to strengthen our cyber defenses and to establish new organizations and promulgated legislation to address these threats jointly with the EU.

NATO EU Cooperation in Cyber Defence

On February 2017, the European Union and North Atlantic Treaty Organization signed an agreement aimed at strengthening their cooperation and ability to defend Allies from hybrid attacks, in particular, it focuses on the cyber dimension. The Technical Arrangement on Cyber Defence aims to facilitate technical information sharing between NCIRC and CERT-EU to improve cyber incident prevention, detection and response in both organisations and it represents a concrete example of NATO and the EU working together to enhance shared security. The signing of this agreement is an important milestone

to enhance NATO and EU Cooperation as one of the objectives of the 2016 NATO Signing ceremony of the Technical Arrangement on Cyber Summit in Warsaw and the Global Strategy for European Foreign and Security Defence ©NATO Flickr Policy.

The Role of the Private Sector

In May 2017, a massive cyber attack crippled many Spanish businesses and 16 regional health authorities in Britain’s NHS while simultaneously travelling beyond Europe. Analysis shows that over 45,000 attacks in more than 70 countries took place, all using “ransomware”, an attack that locks computer users out of their machines unless they pay a bribe. The security and stability of the net, as well as the integrity of data flows, is of growing importance to our economies and our societies, thus the effective implementation of external cyber policies depends on cooperation across the public-private sector.

Both the Alliance, through the Industry Cyber Partnership, highlighted during the Warsaw Summit, and the European Union, with the public-private network and information security NIS Platform and the Cybersecurity Strategy of the EU, adopted specific actions to support the public-private partnership to provide expertise of strategic importance for both organizations.

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Concept Note

Date 28th June 2017 – 16:15h 18:15H

Venue European Parliament, Brussels – Room JAN 2Q2

Objective As threats in the cyber space continue to disrupt both the public and private sectors, often targeting critical infrastructures that supply essential services such as energy, water, healthcare or mobile services, member states of NATO & EU have enhanced their cooperation via a Technical Arrangement on Cyber Defence to advance the objectives set in the recent EU Global Strategy and NATO Warsaw Summit Declaration. With particular reference to the existing best practices used by some NATO & EU member states, this conference will focus on how both organizations can best use their existing tools to develop and implement a cooperative cyber security strategy.

Goals This conference aims to: a) Bring together experts, policy makers, officials, and industry representatives to discuss the practical impact of NATO & EU’s recent Technical Arrangement on Cyber Defence. b) Analyze the best practices already being used by NATO & EU. c) Analyze the best practices being used by individual member states of NATO & EU. d) Provide specific policy recommendations towards achieving a cooperative cyber security strategy within the context of a more effective NATO-EU partnership.

Participants - NATO Officials; - EU Officials; - Representatives of Governments; - Political Representatives from NATO Member and Partner Countries; - Senior Military Representatives; - Representatives from NGO’s, academia and economic fields; - Professionals, Experts, Practitioners; - Representatives of civil society and the private sector; - Journalists and media operators.

Language English

Media International media coverage will be provided.

Documents Further information and documentation on the event will be available at www.atahq.org; Final Report.

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Program

16.15 WELCOME REMARKS

Mr. Nicola DANTI S&D Coordinator, Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

16.20 OPENING REMARKS

Prof. Fabrizio W. LUCIOLLI President, Atlantic Treaty Association

16.25 KEYNOTE SPEECH

Dr. Jamie SHEA Deputy Assistant Secretary General, NATO Emerging Security Challenges

- MODERATOR

Mr. Brooks TIGNER Chief Policy Analyst, Security Europe

16.35 SPECIAL SESSION The Vulnerability of Cyber Space

Mr. Ryan M. GILLIS Vice President, Cybersecurity Strategy & Global Policy, Palo Alto Networks

16.55 TOPIC OF DISCUSSION Implementation of NATO & EU’s Strategy in the Field of Cyber Security: What Role for the Private Sector?

Cyber security is critical for nations, businesses and individuals. However, existing cyber policies varies significantly between nations and international organizations, creating different approaches that have left several domains vulnerable, such as national security and individual data protection. The risk of a devastating cyber-attack against critical infrastructure is very real, and the lack of ability to protect the digital market place and privacy of individuals puts modern society in danger when conducting online communications, financial transactions and sensitive information sharing. In this framework, the Technical Arrangement on Cyber Defence between NATO & EU and the 42 concrete proposal for a better implementation of NATO-EU cooperation are decisive steps to ensuring a resilient and defendable cyberspace for NATO, EU and Partner countries. Panelists will address the new challenges and provide the audience with case studies and best practices that will show the added value for governments and their citizens, of an effective partnership between the public and private sectors to enhance the resilience of cyberspace.

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- DISCUSSION

Mr. Andreas SCHWAB EPP Coordinator, Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

Mr. Gianni CUOZZO CEO, ASPISEC

Ms. Chelsey SLACK Cyber Defence Section, NATO Emerging Security Challenges Division

Mr. Mark SMITHAM Senior Manager of Cyber Security Policy, Microsoft

Ing. Mariano CUNIETTI CTO and Cloud & Hosting BU Manager, Enter

17.45 CONCLUDING REMARKS

Sir. Julian KING Commissioner, Security Union

17.55 Q&A SESSION

18.10 COCKTAIL RECEPTION AND NETWORKING Hosted by ENTER (JAN O’Liberty Restaurant)

REMARKS

- H.E. Rose GOTTEMOELLER Deputy Secretary General, NATO

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Participants Biographies

Mr. Nicola DANTI S&D Coordinator, Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

Mr. Danti is a member of the Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament (S&D). Currently, he is Vice-Chair of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO), and substitute member of the Committee on International Trade (INTA). He is also member of the parliament's delegations for relations with Brazil, Mercosur and the Euro-Latin American Parliamentary Assembly. Since 2016, he has been a substitute member of the European Parliament’s Committee of Inquiry into Emission Measurements in the Automotive Sector (EMIS). Within the IMCO Committee, Mr. Danti was shadow-rapporteur on the Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive; shadow- rapporteur of the opinion on the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament on the European Fund for Strategic Investment; rapporteur of the opinion on the possible extension of EU geographical indication protection to non-agricultural products. Mr Danti is a member of the European Parliament Intergroup on Integrity (Transparency, Anti-Corruption and Organized Crime). He has also been committed in the protection of the “Made in” productions and in favour of the TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership) resolution.

Prof. Fabrizio W. LUCIOLLI President, Atlantic Treaty Association

Prof. Fabrizio W. Luciolli is President of the Atlantic Treaty Association (ATA) and the Italian Atlantic Committee. Professor of International Security Organizations, National Security Policy, and Military Policy at the Center for High Defense Studies, Italian Ministry of Defense and is a regular lecturer in various national and international, military, and academic institutions. Prof. Luciolli is Coordinator of Training Courses for military officers and diplomats in the Western Balkans and Middle East, as well as Director and promoter of NATO and EU cooperation projects in Central and South Eastern Europe. Prof. Luciolli is also a Consultant on foreign affairs and security matters to various Members of Parliament. He is the author of papers and articles published in national and foreign journals.

Dr. Jamie SHEA Deputy Assistant Secretary General, NATO Emerging Security Challenges

Dr. Shea is NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges. He has been working with NATO since 1980. Positions included Director of Policy Planning in the Private Office of the Secretary General, Deputy Assistant Secretary General for External Relations, Public Diplomacy Division, Director of Information and Press, Spokesman of NATO and Deputy Director of Information and Press, Deputy Head and Senior Planning Officer in the Policy Planning and Multilateral Affairs Section of the Political Directorate as well as Assistant to the Secretary General of NATO for Special Projects. Dr. Shea is Professor at the Collège d’Europe, Bruges, Visiting Lecturer in the Practice of Diplomacy, University of Sussex, Associate Professor of International Relations at the American University, Washington DC, where he also holds the position of Director of the Brussels Overseas Study Programme. He also lectures at the Brussels School of International Studies at the University of Kent and at the Security and Strategy institute of the University of Exeter, where he is an Honorary Fellow. He is also a Senior Transatlantic Fellow of the German Marshall Fund of the United States and a Senior Fellow at the London School of Economics, where he teaches a course on crisis management and political communication. 6 ______Atlantic Treaty Association ______NATO, EU & Industry: Cooperation on Cyber Security

Mr. Brooks TIGNER Chief Policy Analyst, Security Europe

Mr. Brooks Tigner is EU/NATO Affairs correspondent for IHS Jane’s Defence Weekly and chief policy analyst at SECURITY EUROPE, the monthly on-line newsletter on EU homeland security policy, technology and research. Based in the Belgian capital, Brooks has analysed and reported on security and defence issues across Europe for more than two decades – from the post-Cold War’s impact on NATO and its subsequent expansion, to the EU’s growing role in security and defence. Formerly Defense News’ bureau chief in Brussels, he reported extensively across East and Central Europe throughout the 1990s, followed by three years in Washington DC where he was the newspaper's International Editor. Brooks returned to the Belgian capital in 2001 as the paper's EU/NATO affairs correspondent - a position he held until launching SECURITY EUROPE in January 2007 and joining Jane's later that year. A native English speaker and fluent in French, Brooks has one son and a daughter, neither of whom gives him too much trouble.

Mr. Ryan M. GILLIS Vice President, Cybersecurity Strategy & Global Policy, Palo Alto Networks

Mr. Gillis serves as Vice President of Cybersecurity Strategy and Global Policy for Palo Alto Networks where he is responsible for developing corporate policy, serves as the company’s primary interface for global public policy and legislative matters, and leads company participation in various industry associations. In this role, Ryan serves as a liaison with government agencies and companies around the world to assist in the development of strategies and operational partnerships to prevent cybersecurity threats. Prior to Palo Alto Networks, Ryan spent nearly 15 years serving in a variety of roles in the U.S. government, as well as technology startup and defense contracting companies. Most recently, Ryan served as Director of Legislative Affairs and Cybersecurity Policy for the National Security Council at the White House. In this role, his work focused on national cybersecurity strategy, policy, legislation, and operational initiatives. Mr. Gilles also fostered cybersecurity collaboration and dialogue between the federal government, companies, and privacy advocates. In addition to his service at the White House, Ryan previously worked in the Department of Homeland Security, advising the Homeland Security Secretary on cybersecurity and national security issues. Ryan is a Stephen M. Kellen Term Member with the Council on Foreign Relations, and was recently named to the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Cyber Policy Task Force. He is a member of the Board of Advisors for both the CyberCalifornia initiative, and CyberTECH, a global cybersecurity and Internet of Things (IoT) network ecosystem. Ryan is a recipient of the National Security Council “Outstanding Service Award,” and a graduate of Georgetown University.

Mr. Andreas SCHWAB EPP Coordinator, Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

Mr. Andreas Schwab is Member of the European Parliament since 2004. He serves since then in the powerfulCommittee on internal marketand consumer protection(IMCO), which has legislative oversight on all regulatory laws within the heart of the European Union, the “Single Market” - both in digital and traditional terms. He is Substitute Member of the committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON), Member of the presidency of the parliamentary group of the European People’s Party (EPP); elected as spokesperson on internal market and consumer protection of his parliamentary group for four times since 2007. In 2011 he navigated important legislation through Parliament, i.e. the “consumer rights directive” (CRD). In 2016 Mr. Schwab was rapporteur on “network and information security” directive introducing for the first time cybersecurity rules in the EU, and in 2013 he was rapporteur on the only two co-decision texts in competition law, the directive on “actions for damages claims”, now the directive for the “European competition authorities network” (ECN+). He is currently working on legislation introducing proportionality rules in the services area of the EU, initiated parliamentary resolution on “consumer rights in the digital single market” in Nov 2014.

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Mr. Gianni CUOZZO CEO, Aspisec

Born in Darmstadt (Germany) in 1990, from an Italian immigrant family from Valva (SA), was split between Italy and Germany. Very passionate about technology and how tech can improve our lives, he founded two startups , one when he was 19 (2009), about statistical review and financial risk management creating various R custom extensions (GiaCuo ltd) was sold to a major player in the sector (under NDA), then he moved to Italy , he founded Macro Aerospace S.p.A. , Macro Aerospace S.p.A.'s main goal is to create a Ka bands low altitude CubeSat constellation for sensitive data hosting and tier 4 security level of communications for governmental organizations and corporate. Macro Aerospace S.p.A was also one of the most funded start-up in Italy since 1999 , the amount of the founding was 4.5 Mln (for the 10% of the company's stocks ) also member of the AFCEA Rome (Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association). Driven by his interests in cybersecurity and cyberwarfare , he starting working on exploitation and cyber-military doctrine in 2011 for governmental institutions , in 2014 he founded Prism Warfare an cyber private military corporation very active in the R&D of Weapons System Exploitation.

Ms. Chelsey SLACK Cyber Defence Section, NATO Emerging Security Challenges Division

Ms. Chelsey Slack works as a policy officer on cyber defence with the International Staff at NATO Headquarters in Brussels. In this role, she provides advice and supports the development and implementation of NATO’s cyber defence policy. She is actively engaged in NATO’s cooperation with partners and international organisations in this area. Previously, she worked at the Canadian Foreign Ministry as part of a Stabilisation and Reconstruction Task Force specialising in conflict prevention. She also spent time at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London with a research focus on transnational threats. Chelsey earned a Master’s Degree of Philosophy in International Relations from the University of Cambridge where she wrote her thesis on state behaviour in cyberspace. She studied as a Hansard Scholar at the London School of Economics and at the Institut d'Études Politiques de Lyon in .

Mr. Mark SMITHAM Senior Manager of Cyber Security Policy, Microsoft

Mr. Smitham is Senior Manager of Cybersecurity Policy at Microsoft responsible for Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). In this role Mark works with policy and technical stakeholders on a range of cybersecurity issues, including security strategy and policy, cloud security, risk management, information assurance and critical infrastructure protection. Before joining Microsoft's EMEA cybersecurity team in 2016, Mark worked in the Directorate General for Communications, Network, and Content Technologies (CNECT) at the in Brussels, Belgium focusing on cloud security public policy, standards, interoperability and public procurement issues of cloud services, including developing trust and improving the overall level of security of European digital society and growth in the digital economy in Europe, such as the Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems (NIS) and actions to extend access and build trust as set out in the European Commission Communication on the European Cloud Initiative. He came to the European Commission from the UK Government where he worked in the Government Digital Service and UK Home Office, leading cloud security public policy and managed large IT projects and delivered systems in very high-profile and secure environments.

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Ing. Mariano CUNIETTI CTO and Cloud & Hosting BU Manager, ENTER

Ing. Cunietti works at ENTER as BU Manager for Cloud and Hosting. His role involves responsibilities over product management and strategy, sales, marketing, engineering, support. Over the last years, starting since 2010, he was involved more and more in the Openstack Community, developing two VPS services first, and then (starting 2013) a full multi-region IaaS service. I have a long track record of talks around the world, especially at the Openstack Summits, which I attend since the Folsom release (2012). Today, Enter Cloud Suite is our flagship product. It has achieved several goals:In 2013 it was the first European Openstack based multi-region IaaS; In 2015 it was awarded by the EU to be an official public IaaS provider for EU Institutions and Agencies (tender DIGIT Cloud I)and It was included in the Gartner 2017 IaaS Report as “notable EU provider”. He is also involved in an Open Compute Project, aimed to re-engineering the entire hardware platform to be run on open source designed servers, storage and network gear. He strongly believes that open source and collaborative communities can bring a bigger value to projects because of cross collaboration, contamination, and enthusiasm. Before being a manager, he was a Linux sysadmin, managing stuff at an ISP level (DNS, mail, web servers, RDBMS, etc). I liked managing the internals of the Internet, and being part of that change.

Sir. Julian KING Commissioner, Security Union

Sir Julian King was appointed Commissioner for Security Union on the 19th September 2016. He joined the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in 1985. He has held various positions, including: UK Ambassador to France (2016); Director General Economic & Consular (2014); DG of the Northern Ireland Office London and (2011); UK Ambassador to Ireland (2009); EU Commission Chef de Cabinet to Commissioner for Trade (2008); UK Representative on EU Political and Security Committee, (2004). Sir Julian is a graduate of Oxford University. He was awarded the KCVO in 2014; CVO in 2011 and CMG in 2006.

H.E. Rose GOTTEMOELLER NATO Deputy Secretary General

Gottemoeller took up her position in October 2016, after serving nearly five years as the Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security at the U.S. Department of State. As Under Secretary, Gottemoeller advised the Secretary of State on arms control, nonproliferation and political-military affairs. She was acting in this position from 2012 to 2014, while concurrently serving as Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of Arms Control, Verification and Compliance (2009-2014). In this capacity, she was the chief U.S. negotiator of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) with the Russian Federation, which entered into force on February 5, 2011 and is currently in implementation. During her time as Undersecretary of State, Gottemoeller focused on defense and security cooperation in Europe and Asia, peacekeeping policy and training, and weapons and mine abatement in post-conflict locales around the world. Prior to the Department of State, beginning in 2000, she was a senior associate with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, with joint appointments to the Nonproliferation and Russia programs. She served as the Director of the Carnegie Moscow Center in 2006-2008.

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List of Participants

Izabela Albrycht Yoana Barakova Chairperson, The Kosciuszko Institute Research Analyst, European Foundation for South Asian Studies Steven Algoet Major Account Manager, f5 Networks Jacopo Barigazzi Reporter, POLITICO Marcos Alvarez-Diaz Gradiant Chanda Bedi Corporate Internal Auditor, Greenyard Group Antonio Amendola Executive Director International External Affairs, Uri Ben Yaakov AT&T Senior Researcher, ICT

Carmine America Engjell Begalla MBDA Embassy of Albania

Lemhouer Amina Mossaab Bensellam Vaamse Overheid Operations Manager, Center for Strategic Dialogue Natasha Angus SWIFT Laura-Anne Berteloot YATA Delegate Cristina Apostol Lawyer, European Commission Ronald Blaško, Business Development Director, GLOBSEC Maria Elena Argano Policy Analyst, EU-logos Athena Henrik Bliddal Director, Science and Technology Committee, Luis Ignacio Arranz Ramos NATO Parliamentary Assembly Manager, Everis Kristi Boden-Johnson Ozde Avcu Political-Military Officer, U.S. Mission to the Student, VUB European Union

Robert Baines Andrea Boffi President & CEO, NATO Association of Canada Founder and CEO, AB Corporation

Rati Bakhtadze, Stafano Bordi Executive Director, YATA Georgia Leonardo

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Luca Borri Derek Cox National Coordinator, Italian Atlantic Committee Business Development Manager BBC Monitoring Ivan Botta ENTER Aandrea Chiappetta Executive Director, Aspisec Thomas Bouilly Government Affairs Specialist, Boeing Lotte Collette YATA Delegate Jose Alberto Briz Gutierrez Embassy of Guatemala Colin Connelly Embassy of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago Olesya Brodin Assistant, German Marshall Fund of the United James Cooper States Senior Defence and Security Trade Adviser, British Embassy Margherita Bui Specialist, NATO Mariano Cunietti CTO and Cloud & Hosting BU Manager, Enter Reinhard Bütikofer Member of the European Parliament Gianni Cuozzo CEO, ASPISEC Flavius-Ieronim Caba-Maria President, Middle East Political and Economic Stephen Dalziel Institute The Institute for Statecraft

Sandro Calaresu Reza Daneshkhou Policy Officer, Personal Staff Officer to the Senior Embassy of Iran Military Advisor Christophe de Hemptinne Edoardo Camilli, Director HSD, BE Defence – RHID CEO, Hozint - Horizon Intelligence Gilles De Labareyre Gonçalo Carriço Airbus Defence & Space Digital Policy Officer, EPP Roberto De Primis Joseph Carson Advisor, EURintelligence Thycotic Raffaele De Riccardis Marc Cathelineau Chief Brussels Representative Office, Elettronica Thales

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Natasha De Teran Sofiane Douah Swift First Secretary, Algerian Mission to EU

Daiga Dege Floor Doppen Security and Defence Policy, The German Student, University of Antwerp Marshall Fund of the United States Tzveta Dryanovska Pilar Del Castillo Junior Analyst, EU Institute for Security Studies Member of the European Parliament (EUISS)

Danilo Deliq Marta Duda ECSO Assistant, European Defence Agency

Eli Dhapi Anu Eslas CEO, Black & White Solutions Head of International Relations, Estonian Defence Industry Association Francesco Di Lodovico Head of Brussels Office, The European House - Frederica Fazio Ambrosetti Trainee, European Parliament

Anatolii Didenko Simone Ferroni Counsellor, Permanent Mission of the Russian HR Intern Federation to the EU David Fouquet Ilija Djugumanov Vice President, CERIS-Centre Européen de YATA President, Euro-Atlantic Council of Recherches Internationales et Stratégiques Macedonia Aurelija Gackaite Pieter-jan Dockx The Embassy of Lithuania YATA Delegate Mariella Galea Roberts Rafal Domisiewicz Policy Officer Telecoms, Permanent Policy Officer, European External Action Service Representation of Malta to the EU

Roxana Dumitrescu Ashok Ganesh Engie, Engie Electrabel CEN & CENELEC

Christopher Donnelly Isabel Garcia-Vilar The Institute for Statecraft Economic Counsellor, Belgian Delegation to NATO

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Michael Gaul Peter Grebac Head Finance and Management, German Liaison Officer, NSA Delegation to NATO Alexandre Goulfier Blagoje Gledovic Thales First Secretary, Mission of Montenegro to the EU Brussels Laura Groenendaal The German Marshall Fund of the United States Ludmila Georgieva Permanent Representation of Austria to the EU Dijana Gupta President, Atlantic Council of Bosnia and Theodossis Georgiou Herzegovina President, Greek Association for Atlantic & European Cooperation (GAAEC) Edita Hrda Managing Director for Americas, EEAS Alexandru Georgescu Research Fellow, Eurisc Foundation Anette Hauff Vice President, Deutsche Bank Jan Giesecke Head of Cyber Defence Team, EU Military Staff Simon Herteleer (EEAS) YATA Delegate

Ireneusz Gilka Alexander Hinchliffe Assistant to the Chairman of the EUMC, EUMC Palo Alto Networks

Ryan M. Gillis Estelle Hoorickx Vice President, Cybersecurity Strategy & Global Research Fellow, Royal Higher Institute for Policy, Palo Alto Networks Defence

Mauro Giobbio Ohad Horsandi Business Analyst, Intesa Sanpaolo Counsellor, Mission of Israel to the EU & NATO

Artur Girao Mohammed Shadat Hossain Vice-President, Atlantic Treaty Association Embassy of Bangladesh, Brussels

Paraskevi Gkaidatzi Doru Catalin Hrisca Policy Assistant, ESWET Romanian Embassy

Robert Gordon Nicola Iarossi Senior Advisor for Europe, Sorini, Samet & Laonardo Associates

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Tamara Jacobi Magdalena Kirchner Researcher Assistant, Egmont Institute Mercator-IPC-Fellow, Istanbul Policy Center

John Jacobs Robert Kloots President, YATA International TrustingtheCloud

Soetkin Jehaes Ewa Kolaniak President, Jong VLD Limburg Eurocontrol

Martina Janičinová Monika Kopcheva Project Coordinator GLOBSEC Political Administrator, Council of the EU

Tamari Jibuti Samuel Körner Member of the Board, YATA Georgia Student, AP University College

Philippe Kaivers Sokratis Kostikoglou CEO, Image Plus SPRL Space Hellas SA

Ema Kaludjerovic Eva Kyriakou YATA President, Atlantic Council of Montenegro Project and Policy Manager, EOS

Arnold Kammel Dario La Nasa Director, Austrian Institute for European and Swift Security Policy Dan Lafayeedney Abdallahi Kebd Co-Director, The Institute for Statecraft Ambassade de Mauritanie John Austin Lafferty Rikke Keim Intern, The German Marshall Fund of the United Business Development Manager, BI Norwegian States Business School Joanna Landsvig Eanna Kelly President, YATA Denmark News Editor, Science|Business Tania Latici Savo Kentera Trainee, European External Action Service President, Atlantic Council of Montenegro Amish Laxmidas Ester Kieboom President, YATA Portugal YATA Delegate

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Julie Lindhout Jörg Meinke Former President, NATO Association of Canada Head of EU Liaison Office, Lufthansa Group

Blazej Lippay Ayman Mhanna Liason Officer, National Security Authority Executive Director, Samir Kassir Foundation

Fabrizio Luciolli Ronny Maria Mingels President, Atlantic Treaty Association Arttic International

Elena Giorgiana Lupu Ermete Mariani YATA Belgium Advisor to ATA President

Yulia Lyashuk Julio Miranda Calha Embassy of Belarus in Belgium President, Portuguese Atlantic Committee

Hans Maes Ludovico Monforte Parliamentary Assistant, Belgian House of Head EU office, Unioncamere Lombardia Representatives Gaia Morosi Aken Mamash Academic Assistant, CERIS Brussels Kazakhstan Embassy in Brussels Moses Kouni Mose Marco Manso Embassy of Solomon Islands RNC Avionics Krista Mulenok Angelo Marino Secretary General, Estonian Atlantic Treaty Head of Unit, European Commission Association

Verity Marsterson Liviu Muresan Research Executive, Fleishman Hillard Executive President, Eurisc Foundation

María Martí Antonio Syed Naqvi Consultant, BecUE Birmingham City University

Giacomo Martinotti Maxime Natus Martinotti European Parliament

Tiago Martins Jimmy Hendry Nazally Trainee, S&D Group at European Parliament Student, ULB

Fichet Maud Soraya Nelson Rolls-Royce International Limited Central Europe Correspondent, NPR 15 ______Atlantic Treaty Association ______NATO, EU & Industry: Cooperation on Cyber Security

Bernard Nikaj Rodney Perera Ambassador, Kosovo Embassy Embassy of Sri Lanka

Alessandro Niglia Sara Pinheiro Stocker Senior Program Officer, Atlantic Treaty AeroSpace and Defence Industries Associates Association Milena Pirolli Steffen Nolte Policy Officer, European Commission DG DEVCO Head of Economic & Legal Policy, Daimler EU Corporate Representation Anna Podgorska–Buompane First Secretary, Polish Perm. Rep (EU) Olga Nowicka Microsoft Eugen Popescu Cyber security specialist, National Cyberint Alina Nychyk Centre Blue Book Trainee, European Anti-Fraud Office Elena Poptodorova Burkhard Ober Director, Euro Atlantic Affairs Head of Public Policy, Allianz SE, European Affairs Office Rebecca Portail Project Support Officer, EUROCITIES Kristina Olausson ETNO Jean-Paul Preumont Treasurer, Atlantic Treaty Association Alberto Olite Student, KU Leuven Junaid Qureshi Director, European Foundation for South Asian Nikolas Ott Studies Cyber Defence Section, NATO Emerging Security Challenges Division Vlade Radulovic Executive Director, Atlantic Council of Serbia Samuel Outlule Botswana Embassy Ismet Ramadani President, Euro-Atlantic Council of Macedonia Giuseppe Paladino Vitrociset Belgium Jaya Ratnam Singapore Embassy Aleksandra Palinska EuropeanIssuers Velomahanina Razakamaharavo PhD Researcher, University of Kent, Brussels

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Serhii Rechych Alex Schäfer Counsellor, Mission of Ukraine to the EU Corporal First Class, Royal Netherlands Airforce

Radoslav Repa Adriaan Scheiris Permanent Representation of Slovakia to the EU EU Public Affairs Manager, UPS

Marco Reuter Katharina Schlender Head of Office, European Parliament Permanent Representation of the Federal Republic of Germany to the EU Fleur Richard Tixier CEIS Johan Schrooyen Information Engineer, NATO - Belgian Delegation Francesca Rodella Trainee, Council of the EU Nico Segers Projects & Public Outreach Coordinator, YATA Jacques Rosiers Belgium President, Euro-Atlantic Association of Belgium Alexandru Serban Roberto Rossi Senior Partner, Serban & Musneci Associates SRL Thales Italia Jamie Shea Marco Rossi Deputy Assistant Secretary General, Emerging Leonardo Security Challenges Division, NATO

Jordy Rutten Shubhangi Shukla YATA Netherlands The German Marshall Fund of the United States

Carlos Salazar Jerome Sheridan EASA Director and Professor, American University Brussels Center Aishwarya Sahai Student, University of Kent: Brussels School of Kersti Siilivask International Studies Vice President for Finance, YATA International

Mariya Sapundzhieva Laura Silva Senior Project Expert, Atlantic Club of Bulgaria EU Liaison, NGO Monitor

Rauf Saqib Flavia Silvestroni Embassy of Pakistan in Brussels Lawyer, Grimaldi Studio Legale

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Michael Simon Gabriela Tatian Research Fellow, German Atlantic Association YATA Belgium

Edyta Skóra-Aubert Sonja Thebes Assistant to Jacek SARYUSZ-WOLSKI, MEP EU Program Manager and Coordinator, ELNET

Chelsea Slack Burkhard Theile Cyber Defence Section, NATO Emerging Security Member of the Board, German Atlantic Challenges Division Association

Mark Smitham Charlotte Thornby Senior Manager of Cybersecurity Policy, Senior Director Public Policy & Corp. Affairs, Microsoft EMEA Oracle

Esmée Babet Snoey Kiewit Jan Tima Cybersecurity Specialist, Secure Result Student of International Security, University of Kent Maria del Rosario Soler VP for Public Diplomacy, YATA Spain Anna Tobur Manager, Burson-Marsteller Lauren Speranza Assistant Director, Transatlantic Security, Atlantic Kristelina Toneva Council Executive Assistant, Siemens AG

Geoffrey Squedin Letizia Torretta Student, IEE-ULB Program Assistant, Atlantic Treaty Association

Nicolae Stefanuta Stephen Tsirtsonis EU Official, European Parliament EMEA Head of Defence, Endace

Tamara Tafra Sofia Trenor Cyber Attaché, Permanent Representation of Public Affairs Manager, Amazon Web Services Croatia Elisabet Tsirkinidou Iva Tasheva Project Manager, German Atlantic Association Policy Analyst, European Policy Centre (EPC) Annemie Turtelboom Kadyr Tataris Member of Parliament, Belgian House of Trainee, European Parliament Representatives

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Valerio Valla Federico Yaniz CEO, Studio Valla European Consulting Member of the Board, Atlantic Council of Spain

Luc van de Winckel Mauro Zandonadi Country Executive for Europe North, Lockheed Special Assistant to Chairman of EUMC, EU Martin Military Committee

Riccardo Zanelli Alexander van den Berg Consultant, Studio Valla European Consulting YATA Delegate

Kai Zenner Igor van Gemert Research Associate, Konrad Adenaeur-Stiftung Sim-cl.com

Petr Zlatohlavek Stefan Varonier Deputy Chairman, Jagello 2000, ATA Czech NADREP, Mission of Switzerland to NATO Republic

E. Sylvester Vizi Alfredo Zorzo President, Hungarian Atlantic Council One eSecurity

David Vogel Simone Zuccarelli President, Hungarian Youth Atlantic Council Student, University of Milan

Ines von Behr Executive Director, European Leadership Network

Lenka Vybiralova Knowledge Society Intern, EUROCITIES

Jacob West Intern, Atlantic Treaty Association

Jason Wiseman Secretary General, Atlantic Treaty Association

Mark Wittfoth Cybersecurity Policy Coordinator, Microsoft

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