For the public sector, cyber resilience has never been more important
Events like Hack The Hague employ ethical hackers to identify risk factors in a city's digital infrastructure before they are exploited, enhancing cyber resilience for when it is most needed. Image: Hack The Hague
Eleri Jones
Head of PETRAS National Centre of Excellence for IoT Systems Cybersecurity, University College London
Michael Lake
President and CEO, Leading Cities
Abhik Chaudhuri
Chevening Fellow, Tata Consultancy Services
Mirel Sehic
VPGM Cybersecurity, Honeywell
Daan Rijnders
Cyber Secure The Hague Lead, City of The Hague
Yalena Coleman
Director of Applied Data & Technology, Connected Places Catapult
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