InCyber-Europe Forum 2025 – April 1 to 3

Formerly known under the name “FIC”, the InCyber-Europe Forum, the major Lille spring cybersecurity meeting, returns in 2025 for a 17th edition on the theme “Zero trust, trust for all? »

New edition, new theme: Forum InCyber Europe 2025 returns from April 1 to 3 at the Grand Palais in Lille for three days rich in exchanges, debates and discoveries. With the main theme this year: “Beyond Zero Trust: building trusted cybersecurity for all? »the event will highlight solutions that redefine digital trust in an increasingly hyperconnected and transactional world.

As organizations face a multiplication of threats and an ever-increasing expansion of their attack surface, the model of Zero Trust stands out as an essential response to contemporary cybersecurity challenges.

The adage is clear: “There is no trust without cybersecurity, and no cybersecurity without explicit trust. » In the era of public Cloud, teleworking, distributed environments and extensive infrastructures, the traditional paradigm of digital fortresses secured by implicit trust has shown its limits. Zero Trust, taking a radically different approach, is based on a systematic distrust of any user, device or application, until their legitimacy is proven.

An event at the heart of the European cyber ecosystem

It is therefore on this flagship theme of “Zero Trust”, the new Holy Grail of CISOs and CIOs, that this flagship cybersecurity meeting will once again bring together all players in the public and private cybersecurity ecosystem in Europe : professionals, solution publishers, researchers, public decision-makers, schools and training centers. Through round tables, practical workshops and plenary conferences, the forum will be an opportunity to explore the major challenges in cyber-resilience, but also to discover the latest innovations in digital security.

The concept of Zero Trustat the heart of the discussions, embodies a break in the management of security systems. Based on the idea that no user or device can be considered completely reliable without continuous validation, this model responds to a necessity: guaranteeing effective protection in a constantly evolving digital world.

The 2025 forum will be an opportunity to discuss the challenges and controversies that drive the Zero Trust approach but also to imagine concrete solutions to overcome them.

An ambitious program to rethink digital trust

The 2025 edition of the InCyber ​​Forum offers a rich agenda, combining strategic reflections and concrete applications. Among the highlights:

* Plenary conferences on major themes, such as the evolution of Zero Trust, the new frontiers of cyberspace and strategies to strengthen European digital sovereignty;

* Interactive round tables on the fight against cyber threats, security in Web3 environments and digital identity management;

* Practical workshopsparticularly via “InCyber ​​Connect”, to equip information systems security managers (CISOs) to face new technical challenges.

What’s new for 2025: strengthening collaboration and innovation

This year, several initiatives will enrich the experience of participants:

* The InCyber ​​Impacta sponsorship program with a strong societal impact, because the proverb “we do not inherit the land from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children” is also true in the digital space.

* The InCyber ​​Tourwhich offers guided tours on strategic subjects;

* 7 events: the Web3 Security Summit dedicated to Web3 technologies, the cybersecurity competition EC2the CFI on industrial cybersecurity,ID Forum on digital identity and KYC, OSINT Daythe Forum Trust&Safetyand meetings InCyber Invest.

And, for a moment of informal exchanges, the now essential InCyber Nighta friendly evening to meet your peers.

Participate in building the cybersecurity of tomorrow

Faced with the challenges of a rapidly changing digital world, the Forum InCyber Europe 2025 positions itself as a unique space for reflection, exchange and innovation. It calls for strengthened collaboration between public and private actors to build collective cybersecurity, both resilient and based on explicit trust.

Registrations will open from the third week of January 2025. Don’t miss this opportunity to shape the future of cybersecurity and strengthen European collaborations in a world where digital trust becomes essential.

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