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Managing Director of Forgepoint Capital with three decades of technology M&A and investment experience. Previously led cybersecurity investments at TempoCap and served as a Senior Director of Strategy and Corporate Development at Hewlett-Packard and a Technology, Media, and Telecom investment banker at J.P. Morgan. He founded an IT services firm in Paris and an internet service provider in Montreal.

Carlos Moreira da Silva has 20+ year’s in Telecoms and Technology covering operations, strategy and investments, having been an active investor in cybersecurity and infrastructure software since 2013.

Carlos is co-chair of Invest4Cyber working group at ECSO since 2018 and is currently board member at StrikeReady and DataGalaxy.

Previously had several non-executive board and board observer positions in Arctic Wolf, Cybersixgill, Deepfence, Excellium, Hackuity and Reblaze. Carlos was also the Operating Partner and CFO of S21sec.

Vicente Gonzalez joined the Market, Certification and Standardisation Unit of EU Agency for Cybersecurity in March 2021, and also is part of the Research and innovation team. He is currently the Chair of ENISA Thematic Group for Vulnerability Handling on Certified Solutions. Prior joining ENISA he worked for 17 years for a state-owned company property of the Spanish Ministry of Defence – ISDEFE. Vicente holds multiple Cybersecurity certifications, CISSP, CISM, CISA and ETH.

After being part of one of the first providers of Internet services in Spain (1996), has played his professional work as a security consultant and auditor IT -Information Technology- while maintaining a constant commitment to research and development on security information, cryptography and cryptanalysis.

Head of INCIBE's Cybersecurity Laboratory. Previously an expert in cyber threat intelligence, digital surveillance and cyber incident and crisis management at INCIBE-CERT. Telecommunications Engineer from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and Certified Information Systems Auditor (ISACA).

Computer Engineer by University of León, Professional Master in Cybersecurity. With extensive experience in different departments of INCIBE with more than 15 years working directly and indirectly for the organization, last 10 years in cybersecurity. Currently Head of the Innovation Public Procurement Department.

Belisario Contreras is a recognized and thoughtful contributor to information technology and cybersecurity. Belisario’s work has involved a careful balance between understanding international policymaking and its practical applications. In his role at the Organization of American States (OAS) as manager and head of the cybersecurity program, Belisario applied his skills and experience to substantively raise the organization's influence in the cyber domain. Belisario's experience is recognized by top-tier organizations such as the World Economic Forum (WEF), where he was invited to serve on the Advisory Board of the Centre for Cybersecurity (C4C) and to co-chair the Global Future Council of Cybersecurity, among other notable roles. Currently, as the coordinator of the Digi Americas Alliance and a member of the advisory boards at Duke University and (ISC)² LATAM, he continues to contribute to shaping the global cybersecurity agenda.

I’m a professional with 24 years of experience in the technology industry, a telecommunications engineer, with master's degrees in communications management, digital law, trust and digital transformation. From 2001 until 2009 I was Manager of the multinational 3COM for Ecuador and from that date to the present, as the President & Founder of Grupo Radical, a company that has led for 24 years of history to specialize in the delivery of innovative solutions in the cybersecurity industry and data centers with the highest existing certifications. We are members of the ITU, FIRST, TF CSIRT, Digiamericas Alliance, and several leading private organizations in the sector. Now, I have mentalized and developing the Grupo Radical's R3C3 initiative, a resilient global network of collaboration and trust for cybersecurity that will help us, in an ethical and vigilant manner, to confront the threats and opportunities that arise from the use of web 4.0, the use of data that exists on the dark web, quantum computing and threats driven by AI.

Sheila Casserly is Director of Digital Policy at the global energy management and industrial automation company, Schneider Electric. In her role, Sheila works to advance effective cybersecurity policy through internal collaboration and external engagement with industry peers and policymakers. Sheila also co-chairs the Operational Technology (OT) Working Group within the U.S. IT Sector Coordinating Council, where she aims to strengthen representation of OT in cybersecurity policy and unite the OT community around common goals for more secure industrial control systems and critical infrastructure.