The world-class international cybersecurity conference, “CODE BLUE 2024,” has announced its full program, including sponsor talks. This is the 12th annual edition of the conference. Pre-registration is now open and will remain available until November 7. The event will host speakers, guests, and attendees from all over the world. At the event, a team of CyberFirst Bursary alumni will represent the UK at the inaugural Kunoichi Cyber Games, held during the Code Blue cybersecurity conference in Tokyo. This team consists of young women who participated in the National Cyber Security Centre’s (NCSC) CyberFirst Bursary scheme and have since embarked on careers in cybersecurity.
The CyberFirst Bursary, initiated and overseen by the NCSC, a division of GCHQ, is designed to support and equip undergraduates for successful careers in cybersecurity.
At the upcoming competition, the team will compete alongside women from Japan, the USA, and Europe across various formats representing the cybersecurity sector.
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These games seek to promote female representation in cybersecurity and motivate young women to explore careers in this field. Currently, women make up just 17% of the workforce in the UK, with this number dropping to 14% in senior positions.
Back to the CODE Blue 2024’s full program.
The CODE BLUE Executive Committee has unveiled the complete program for CODE BLUE 2024, which will feature training sessions from November 9-13 and the conference itself on November 14-15 in Takadanobaba, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. Additionally, the organizers also announced the launch of the revamped CODE BLUE website and its new official logo.
Top 5 programs at the “CODE BLUE 2024″
After reviewing the event program itinerary, we found these five as the most interesting ones every cybersecurity professional should subscribe to.
#1 Keynote: AI for formal verification; formal verification for AI [speaker: David Dalrymple]
#2 [PwC Consulting LLC] AI Red Team: An initiative for security risks in generative AI services [Speakers: Naohide Waguri / Barry O’callaghan]
#3 Hacking Google – Lessons learned running and growing an internal red team [speaker: Stefan Friedli]
#4 [NEC Corporation] Generation of Cyber Threat Intelligence using AI Agent [speaker: Riku Katsuse, Cyber threat intelligence analyst]
#5 From Snowflake to Snowstorm: Navigating Breaches and Detections [speaker: Roei Sherman is the Field CTO at Mitiga]
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