Smart cities, undersea cables, risks to the DNS, ransomware, GovCERT, software bills of materials, independent cyber threat intelligence, metrics, and the CyberPeace Institute are just a few of the topics our speakers will address at Swiss Cyber Storm 2025. Some of these topics are part of our focus topic – Resilience in a Mad, Mad World – while others focus on additional relevant security topics.

We are pleased to announce the following speakers for Swiss Cyber Storm 2025:

With its focus on AI, last year’s Swiss Cyber Storm clearly struck a chord. And in 2024, neither the development nor our commitment to the topic has stopped. This year, we want to go deeper and involve you, our audience, more in this discourse: Enter the Swiss Cyber Storm AI Village.

The following is a post by Mark Barwinski, the opening keynote speaker for Swiss Cyber Storm 2025. Mark has over 20 years of cybersecurity leadership experience spanning financial services, professional consulting, manufacturing, and government intelligence. In this blog post, he shares first-hand experiences of OPSEC failures from his time at the NSA, and offers strong advice for realistic OPSEC practices in 2025. By publishing this article for the first time, Swiss Cyber Storm hopes to provide a basis for further discussion.

A message to all cybersecurity talents in Switzerland: On March 1, the qualifiers for the Swiss Hacking Challenge (SHC) 2025 have started.

Since the US election, the whole world seems to be descending into chaos.

We’re a bit late with the conference feedback for Swiss Cyber Storm 2024, but I don’t want to launch 2025 without a proper and transparent review.