Tomas Gomez Perez, CISO, Government of La Rioja
Degree in Physical Sciences from the University of Valladolid. Master's degree in Information Security.
Throughout my career in the ICT sector, I have worked at leading companies such as Telefónica, AT&T, Lucent Technologies, and Iberdrola before joining the administration of La Rioja in 2006. For more than 15 years, I have held various roles related to information security and data protection.
Since 2022, I have been leading the security division, which was established as an independent unit within the General Directorate for the Digital Society. Additionally, I have served as the Data Protection Officer at the Riojano Health Service since 2018.
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Workshop on OSINT techniques for investigating cybersecurity incidents
The workshop will focus on OSINT and the importance of digital investments through the Internet. OSINT concepts will be defined, commenting on the importance of digital investigation as a complement to other types of investigations (financial investigation, physical investigation, etc.) when it comes to clarifying crimes and unmasking their perpetrators.
Civil Guard teams and professionals dedicated to carrying out digital investigations will be presented, in the field of Judicial Police, Information and Intelligence, and other specialties (Ucoma-Seprona, etc.). A real case will also be presented, of the procedure carried out to unmask an important hacker, thanks to OSINT techniques.
Juan Ramón Aramendia Muneta, Coordinator / Cybersecurity Center, Navarra
Mónica Espinosa Garcés, Director / Cybersecurity Innovation and Competence Center, Catalonia
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RENIC: Create to Transfer Workshop (II edition)
This workshop will present the R&D&I capabilities map in Cybersecurity, to later address and discuss projects related to the challenges of developing secure and reliable SW, privacy, Cloud Continuum, Quantum, AI and tools to facilitate cybersecurity regulatory compliance.
José Antonio Diez, Mayor / León
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Networking INCIBE EMPRENDE
Félix Barrio, General Director / Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE)
Félix Antonio Barrio Juárez holds a Masters in Software and Systems Engineering and a University Expert Diploma in Management and Administration of Information and Technologies from the University of Alcalá and a Doctorate in Science and Technology Management from the University of Salamanca.
He has hold various positions at the Universities of Burgos, León and Salamanca. Between 2007 and 2014 he was Manager at the National Institute of Communication Technologies and between 2014 and 2019 at the Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE). Between 2019 and 2020 he was director of the Cybersecurity Hub at Tec de Monterrey. Later he was appointed Deputy Director of Cybersecurity for Society and Business and is currently General Director of INCIBE.
He has delivered various postgraduate seminars at different universities and teaches on several Masters programmes in IT Governance and Information Security Management Systems.
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AEI Ciberseguridad: Board of Directors meeting
Restricted access
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Workshop The Future of Decision Making
The transition from Command and Control to Mission Command can be accelerated and optimized through the use of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing. These tools enable more decentralized and autonomous decision-making, improve real-time information management, and strengthen cybersecurity and communications. They also optimize logistics and increase operational flexibility, allowing units on the ground to act more quickly and accurately, aligned with overall strategic intentions.