25 of May, 2026 at 17:00,
Against a backdrop marked by a rise in digital fraud, growing reliance on digital infrastructure, and the risks associated with cyberattacks, the event aims to examine how Romania can strengthen digital security, user protection, and its ability to respond to major incidents.
The event agenda is structured around two main themes: digital risks and user protection, and the resilience of digital infrastructure and vulnerability management in an increasingly interconnected world.
Director of the National Directorate of Cyber Security (DNSC)
Former Minister of Communications, RePatriot Initiator
Head of the Authorization and Numbering Department, ANCOM
Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Newsweek Romania
Co-Founder & Managing Director SentryOT
• What types of digital fraud most commonly affect users? Phishing, calls or messages sent in the name of banks, data theft?
• What can each user do to reduce these risks?
How can fraud attempts be recognized, and what are some common mistakes?
• If a user becomes a victim and money is withdrawn from their account, what should they do immediately? Can the funds be recovered?
Who should they contact: the bank, the police, or the DNSC?
• Concrete examples of common situations and how they were handled. How does collaboration between banks, authorities, and operators work in such cases?
Speakers: Dan Cîmpean, Marius Bostan, Octavian Alexiu, Alexandru Iordache
• What does a digital incident-ready economy look like? Are there clear plans in place, or does the response vary on a case-by-case basis?
• How is a major incident managed, and how do the parties involved collaborate?
• How dependent is the business environment on telecommunications infrastructure and data centers? If internet outages occur, how are payments and services affected?
• What can users do to reduce risks? How can personal data and accounts be protected?
Speakers: Alexandru Suditu, Marius Bostan, Alexandru Iordache
