Trusted digital cities and territories facing the cyber threat
PITCH
The 1st half of 2024 was marked by major usurpations of identifiers in the school environment, impacting many family services whether school life tools, academic platforms or ENT. The impact was unprecedented, affecting a large number of families in more than twenty académies and over forty départements. Over and above the national outcry, the issue of cybersecurity within the State's digital commons and the services offered by local authorities has once again come under the spotlight.
Why are local authorities, interdependent with national services, increasingly the target of direct or indirect attacks? What confidence can our citizens have in digital services, particularly those provided by local authorities? How should we approach the resilience of public services and data protection? What about this trust in the age of generative artificial intelligence?
Organized by Rennes Métropole in partnership with the CSF (Comité Stratégique de filière des Industries de Sécurité), this half-day conference will bring together, as it has every year since 2018, experts, elected officials, representatives of local authorities and public sector players (ANSSI, SGPI, CNIL, ...) as well as the industrial sector, to discuss the challenges linked to cybersecurity for cities and territories and identify concrete actions to be taken together. Feedback, round tables and keynotes will punctuate this session.
In addition to these testimonials, working meetings and discussion forums will be organized to encourage collaboration between all our partners.
Join us and take part in the debate!
PRE PROGRAM
1:30 pm - 1:40 pm: Welcome by Rennes Métropole
Part 1 = 1:30 pm - 3 pm = Cyberattacks and local authorities: lessons learned
1:40pm - 2pm: keynote = Shutting down Digital Working Environment in schools: what really happened?
2:00 - 2:40 p.m.: Round table: feedback from local authorities, rectorat, CSIRT, etc.
2.40pm - 3pm: Cross-interview: how are responsibilities managed between local authorities and government services during large-scale crises?
Networking break = 30 mn
Part 2: 3:30 pm - 5:45 pm: Cyber-resilience and local authorities: where do we stand and how can we better protect ourselves?
15:30 - 15:50: Keynote : the state of the threat to local authorities and territories
3.50pm - 4.10pm: Keynote : AI and the growing threat
16H15 - 17H15 : keynote: NIS2 requirements for local authorities
5:15pm - 5:45pm: Round table: NIS2 implementation for local authorities
5:45pm - 6pm: keynote: feedback from the seminar "Mayors and cyber threats: prevent and act".
PRE PROGRAM
1:30 pm - 1:40 pm: Welcome by Rennes Métropole
Part 1 = 1:30 pm - 3 pm = Cyberattacks and local authorities: lessons learned
1:40pm - 2pm: keynote = Shutting down Digital Working Environment in schools: what really happened?
2:00 - 2:40 p.m.: Round table: feedback from local authorities, rectorat, CSIRT, etc.
2.40pm - 3pm: Cross-interview: how are responsibilities managed between local authorities and government services during large-scale crises?
Networking break = 30 mn
Part 2: 3:30 pm - 5:45 pm: Cyber-resilience and local authorities: where do we stand and how can we better protect ourselves?
15:30 - 15:50: Keynote : the state of the threat to local authorities and territories
3.50pm - 4.10pm: Keynote : AI and the growing threat
16H15 - 17H15 : keynote: NIS2 requirements for local authorities
5:15pm - 5:45pm: Round table: NIS2 implementation for local authorities
5:45pm - 6pm: keynote: feedback from the seminar "Mayors and cyber threats: prevent and act".
1:30 pm - 1:40 pm: Welcome by Rennes Métropole
Part 1 = 1:30 pm - 3 pm = Cyberattacks and local authorities: lessons learned
1:40pm - 2pm: keynote = Shutting down Digital Working Environment in schools: what really happened?
2:00 - 2:40 p.m.: Round table: feedback from local authorities, rectorat, CSIRT, etc.
2.40pm - 3pm: Cross-interview: how are responsibilities managed between local authorities and government services during large-scale crises?
Networking break = 30 mn
Part 2: 3:30 pm - 5:45 pm: Cyber-resilience and local authorities: where do we stand and how can we better protect ourselves?
15:30 - 15:50: Keynote : the state of the threat to local authorities and territories
3.50pm - 4.10pm: Keynote : AI and the growing threat
16H15 - 17H15 : keynote: NIS2 requirements for local authorities
5:15pm - 5:45pm: Round table: NIS2 implementation for local authorities
5:45pm - 6pm: keynote: feedback from the seminar "Mayors and cyber threats: prevent and act".