Rome recently hosted the fourth edition of the Innovation Cybersecurity Summit on April 16. This event, considered crucial in the field of cyber security and defense, was organized by the National Association of Young Innovators (ANGI) and was supported by various institutions, including the Office of European Parliament in Italy. The focus of this year’s summit was on “Perspectives and applications for new assets between cybersecurity, energy defense, and aerospace,” bringing together industry leaders and experts for a day of intense debates.
The summit took place at the Italian Armed Forces Officers’ Club and attracted the attention of ministers, senior officials, and industry leaders. Discussions revolved around the challenges and opportunities of protecting critical sites in the digital age. Minister Guido Crosetto and Minister Adolfo Urso highlighted the importance of technological innovation and European Digital Innovation Hubs in strengthening cyber resilience.
This event is considered one of the main gatherings dedicated to defense and cyber security. The summit was organized by ANGI, a leading innovation association in Italy, led by Gabriele Ferrieri. The event was supported by the Representation of the European Commission in Italy, Women4Cyber, and various other organizations. The focus on the theme of new assets between cybersecurity, energy defense, and aerospace aimed to address the evolving landscape of cyber threats.
Minister Crosetto emphasized the dualism of opportunity and risk brought by technological innovation, stressing the importance of preparedness in utilizing new technologies. Minister Urso highlighted the central role of European Digital Innovation Poles and specialized competence centers in disseminating knowledge on cyber resilience. The event also featured speakers such as President of
