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EU-HYBNET 3rd Innovation and Knowledge Exchange Workshop #IKEW2023

We are pleased to invite you to the EU-HYBNET consortium’s 3rd Innovation Knowledge Exchange Workshop (#IKEW), which will take place on 7 November 2023 at the Headquarters of the Valencia Local Police in Valencia, Spain! Registration is now open!

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This third and final edition of EU-HYBNET’s IKEW will present innovations identified during the project’s ongoing third cycle which correspond to the gaps and needs pan-European security practitioners face when countering hybrid threats. One innovation per project core theme will be presented:

  1. Future trends of Hybrid Threats
  2. Cyber and future technologies
  3. Resilient civilians, local level, and administration
  4. Information and strategic communications

The workshop will serve as a forum where practitioners can engage with innovation providers. It will ensure the exchange of knowledge and information about innovations to increase the likelihood of future uptake. A first draft of the workshop agenda is available here.

The IKEW is open to project partners and external participants upon registration. More information regarding the event will be shared soon.

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EU-HYBNET 2nd Innovation and Knowledge Exchange Workshop #IKEW

We are pleased to invite you to the EU-HYBNET consortium’s second hybrid Innovation Knowledge Exchange Workshop (#IKEW), which will take place on 14 June 2022 in the Hague and online!

Registrations are now closed.

The objective of this second workshop is to provide security practitioners, industry, SMEs, and academia with an opportunity to exchange information on challenges in countering hybrid threats and possible innovations to answer them.

IKEW 2022 will start with a plenary session with a keynote speech by Gwenda Nielen (TILT) on ‘Disinformation; The BadNews and resilience’. Presentations from EU-HYBNET on its latest results and future views and from the Dutch Ministry of Defence on hybrid threats in the Netherlands will follow. The plenary will be live-streamed to participants attending digitally.

Two tracks of break-out sessions will be organised in two rounds: live in the Hague or online for participants attending remotely. In each round, participants can express their preference between two live or online sessions.

In the four live break-out sessions, SMEs and innovation solution providers are encouraged to participate and discuss how several innovations to counter hybrid threats could be further improved and what new innovations may be needed. The sessions are grouped thematically: online dilemma gaming, cyber threats, societal resilience and strategic communication.

The four online sessions will discuss issues that have arisen from the gaps and needs analysis conducted during the current working cycle of the project: critical infrastructure disruption, emerging technologies and political cleavages. The fourth one will be an open brainstorm session in the format of an online game with a focus on hybrid threats.

At the end of the day, all participants (live and online) will return to the plenary session to receive presentations on the outcomes of all break-out sessions and follow a concluding keynote speech (TBD).

Please find below the full agenda

The workshop is open to project partners and external participants upon registration.

1st Innovation Knowledge Workshop #IKEW

The first workshop aims to provide practitioners, industry, SMEs and academia an opportunity to exchange information on challenges to counter hybrid threats and possible innovations to answer them.

The EU-HYBNET consortium will hold its first virtual EU-HYBNET Innovation Knowledge Exchange Workshop #IKEW, on 19 January 2021. This first Workshop will introduce participants to the EU-HYBNET project, its existing network and the EC’s interest to extend the network as a Pan-European hybrid platform for Members States’ needs. The first workshop aims to provide practitioners, industry, SMEs, and academia an opportunity to exchange information on challenges to counter hybrid threats and possible innovations to answer them.
This event will focus on the EU-HYBNET core themes which are:
• Future trends of Hybrid Threats
• Cyber and future technologies
• Resilient civilians, local level, and administration
• Information and strategic communications
The workshop is open to project partners and external participants upon registration and aims at boosting cross-fertilization between the EU-HYBNET project activities, other EU projects and institutional and industrial operators.

Please have a look at the booklet, you will find the agenda and the link to register to the event!