The congress is organized by the German Pirate Party as well as the non-profit associations 42 e.V. and Denk Selbst e.V. and gets additional support from our special partner, the Munich Security Conference.
We mainly want to address the European people, parties and NGO’s interested in international security politics. It addresses also the respective ministries and agencies, the embassies in Germany as well as national and international companies. A special invitation goes also to the members of all national Parliaments and those of the European Parliament.
The Pirate Security Conference is an opportunity for academics, military personnel, practitioners and consultants from around the world who are involved in the study, management, development and implementation of systems and concepts to combat information warfare or to improve information systems security to come together and exchange ideas
For this 4th Security Conference the main topic will be “Resilience” and will offer participants to emerge over the course of the two days into talks, presentations and panels, focusing on the future and upcoming challenges. All sessions will be streamed and the video recordings published afterwards.
With the ever-increasing use of new technologies, you also have to worry about what happens in the event of technical systems failures and how you can still maintain an acceptable level of operability. In order to be able to look at the subject better, we consider this topic under the following gaze wraps:
• Resilience of technical systems and critical infrastructures
• Economic resilience
• Resilience from a sociological point of view
What is the overall situation, what are the challenges and how can resilience be improved?
All three aspects are closely linked and are also used in new tactical concepts in the military field.
For more details have a look at: https://pirate-secon.net/
We are proud to present you this year again lots of high-level speakers, ranging from scientists over politicians to military personnel. The list is not yet complete and will be supplemented in the next few days.
Roger Näbig
The program can be found -> here