Cybersecurity & AI: new challenges for 2025?

The ESCP Alumni Digital & Business Group is pleased to invite you to a conference on the theme:

"Cybersecurity & AI: new challenges for 2025?"

With the rise of AI in cyberattacks, and 15,000 new vital operators affected by NIS 2, are organizations ready to cope? What approaches should they adopt, upstream and in incident management? What means do we have to protect our organizations, and when?

This round table is the second in the G9+ Cybersecurity cycle, initiated by HEC and Polytechnique. It is aimed at CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, HR Directors and all governance functions exposed to risk management and operational continuity, with a clear objective: to explain in simple terms where we are, and how to address the subject.

At a time when artificial intelligence is transforming all sectors, cybersecurity is facing new challenges and opportunities. This conference, through the eyes of several experts, will help us decipher the impacts of AI on the security of organizations, beyond technology alone: legal, technological, human, financial and operational aspects will be at the heart of the exchanges. The aim is to provide concrete avenues for overcoming preconceived ideas, understanding the concrete impacts and developing a strategy tailored to your organization. Demystify the subject with our cycle "AI and Business: beyond the Buzz, what are the concrete realities?"

Speakers:

• Alexia MOROT, Director of Cyber Insurance at Dattak, an insurer specializing in cyber risk coverage
• Jérôme NOTIN, Managing Director of cybermalveillance.gouv.fr
• Yann ROLLAND (EAP 76), Chairman of XEFI, specialized in IT coverage for SMEs and ETIs
• Jean-François SCHOONHEERE, CEO and founder of Stroople, a firm specializing in cybersecurity and digital resilience, and co-author of the white paper"Cybersecurity in the AI era" on AI and cybersecurity
• Alan WALTER, Partner at Walter Billet, specializing in new technology law
• Mélanie AMELINE-PHILIPPE,Head of the Strategy & Transformation Department of the French National Police's Digital Transformation Service, expert in transformation policies, digital innovation and data governance in the public sector.

• What is the concrete impact of the NIS 2 directive with its 15,000 additional Operators of Vital Importance?
• What are the fantasies and realities around AI threats: president scams, automation, etc.?
• Why is AI-related cybersecurity not just a technical issue?
• What are the trends in 2025, concrete examples and impacts for organizations?
• Can we anticipate and model these risks? Where to start?

We look forward to seeing many of you,

ESCP Alumni Digital & Business Group delegates