Cybersecurity and data protection - How to speed up growth and leadership?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2024
- AMSTERDAM EUROPEAN DEEP TECH FORUM 2024
| September 26th 2024, AMSTERDAM, Netherlands
A unique occasion to meet and exchange with the vibrant Dutch high-tech ecosystem, extend European cooperation and foster the emergence of European tech leaders.
Panelists:
Dimitri van Esch | CEO | Quantum Gateway Foundation
Olivier Blazy, Professor | École Polytechnique
Octavia de Weerdt, General Director | NBIP
Dr. Mark van Staalduinen, Managing Director | CFLW Cyber Strategies
Harold Weffers, Program Manager & Coordinator | Eindhoven University of Technology
Cody Barrow, CEO | EclecticIQ
Dominique Tessier, Cybersecurity Lead | ECA - MODERATOR
Keywords
cybersecurity, Europe, US dominance, innovation, regulation, public procurement, academia, industry, consolidation, market trends
Summary
The conversation delves into the current state of cybersecurity in Europe, highlighting the challenges posed by the dominance of US companies, the cultural differences in business models, and the impact of regulations. It discusses the importance of innovation contracts, the link between academia and industry, and the need for consolidation in the cybersecurity market. The speakers emphasize the necessity for Europe to develop its own cybersecurity champions and the potential for collaboration across borders to enhance the industry's growth.
Takeaways
Europe has many startups but few large cybersecurity companies.
Cultural differences affect business models in cybersecurity.
Regulations can stimulate the cybersecurity industry.
Innovation contracts could help startups gain traction.
The link between academia and industry is crucial for growth.
Consolidation in the cybersecurity market is necessary for competitiveness.
European companies face challenges in scaling compared to US firms.
Public procurement processes can hinder startup growth.
Open source software needs better management and support.
Collaboration across Europe is essential for cybersecurity advancement.
Chapters
03:03 Challenges of US Dominance in Cybersecurity
10:15 Cultural Barriers to Innovation
13:23 Innovation Contracts and Public Procurement
22:19 Impact of Regulation on Cybersecurity
36:35 Bridging Academia and Industry
50:50 Consolidation in the Cybersecurity Market