This panel addresses one of the most relevant topics in today’s cybersecurity landscape: the direct connection between ongoing wars, geopolitical instability, economic volatility and the rapid evolution of cyber threats. Cybersecurity is no longer shaped only by technology, but also by global conflict, strategic competition, hybrid warfare and the need for organisations to remain resilient in an increasingly unpredictable environment.

The perspective of the participating companies is especially valuable. As global cybersecurity players, they are directly exposed to these developments across multiple markets and industries. At the same time, they operate close to the front line of cyber defence, with access to operational data, threat intelligence and real-world customer challenges that can help explain how the threat landscape is changing.

The discussion will explore how war and geopolitical tension influence cyber operations, how organisations and economies are adapting their defence strategies, and what lessons can be drawn from companies that observe these changes at global scale.