Workshop

On February 20, 2025, the online workshop CyberSecure Trends 2025 brought together top cybersecurity experts from academia, industry, and the public sector to discuss cutting-edge challenges, innovations, and development prospects. 

Opening remarks were delivered by Nataliia Tkachuk (Head of the Information Security and Cybersecurity Service of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine) and Maksim Iavich (Georgia National SECURE project coordinator), highlighting the importance of international cooperation in cybersecurity.

Key topics included: 

  • Quantum Cryptography: Current State and Upcoming Trends
  • The Future of Cybersecurity: How AI and Machine Learning are Changing the Game
  • Prospects for the Implementation and Development of 5G in Ukraine

Special highlight: the Erasmus+ SECURE project presentation by Roman Odarchenko (Ukraine National coordinator), emphasizing the project’s role in advancing cybersecurity education and fostering international collaboration. 

Missed the event? Watch the recording here: https://youtu.be/AwvxJBNeQ-o?si=6sztkWBnvfG5xVHL 

Your opinion matters! Help shape the future of cybersecurity education by participating in our survey on 4 innovative courses: 

  • Cybersecurity in 5G and Beyond Networks 
  • Quantum and Post-Quantum Security 
  • AI/ML Technologies for Security of 5G and Beyond Networks 
  • DevSecOps 

Take the survey now: https://forms.gle/be6GghTAfHRQyAbG7 

Deadline: March 3, 2025 

Thank you to all attendees for your valuable insights and contributions to a more secure digital future!

Project aims to develop two similar R&EHubs – first in Ukraine and second in Georgia, taking into account and using as examples the EU countries’ universities best practices. R&EHubs will include three innovative laboratories in the field of Cybersecurity of 5G and beyond society. These two R&EHubs (UA and GE) will be a basis for the development labs, practical tasks in the framework of four educational courses (modules) within the project. Also, it will become a basis for the training of interested staff, upskilling program, conducting research activities, investigating cyberattacks in this area, etc. It is expected that all the laboratories will be cross-connected and the remote access to all interested stakeholders will be provided using one common R&EHub platform.

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