[AISWorld] Keynote Announcement: iSCSi 2024 | October 31st

[Candela S. Bravo, Ph.D]

Keynote Announcement: iSCSi 2024 | October 31st

We are thrilled to announce that Ben Hiller, Senior Policy Officer for 
Cyber and Hybrid Issues at NATO, will be delivering a keynote address at 
iSCSi 2024 on October 31st as part of the Cyber and Hybrid Policy 
Section: Innovation, Hybrid, and Cyber Division (IHC).

Ben Hiller has been instrumental in developing NATO’s current Cyber 
Defence Policy and formulating strategic measures to combat cyber 
campaigns below the Article 5 threshold. In response to Russia’s war of 
aggression on Ukraine, he advanced NATO’s approach to enhancing cyber 
defense as part of its overall deterrence and defense posture. A key 
focus of his work is integrating civil-military cyber defense 
capabilities to counter malicious cyber activities during peacetime, 
crisis, and conflict.

Before joining NATO, Ben led international cyber policy efforts at the 
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), 
operationalizing confidence-building measures (CBMs) to mitigate 
conflict risks associated with cyber capabilities. He also contributed 
to counter-terrorism strategies, focusing on the secure cross-border 
movement of people and goods through the use of technology and 
biometrics across Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.

Join us on October 31st for Ben Hiller’s keynote at iSCSi 2024, where he 
will share cutting-edge insights on the future of cyber defense and the 
innovative policies shaping global security. This is a not-to-be-missed 
opportunity to hear from one of the foremost experts in the field!

Link: https://bit.ly/3CGh5b4

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With my best regards,
Candela S. Bravo, PhD
iSCSi secretariat and technical support
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