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IT & CYBERSECURITY MEETINGS enables you to gain and perfect skills through plenary conferences and “solutions” workshops led by experts in your sector of activity.

2026 conferences & workshops

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18 November 2026 09:00 to 09:45 Sala taller Plenary conference

AI That Transforms: Empower Your Business in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

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AI: Artificial intelligence is the greatest driver of business transformation of our generation. In this conference, you will discover how to empower your company with AI in a practical, responsible way, delivering real impact from day one.

Speaker:

María GARCÍA

María GARCÍA
Director of AI Factory at the Chief Digital Office – TELEFÓNICA

19 November 2026 09:00 to 09:45 Sala taller Plenary conference

Beyond the 5G Security Brochure: A Zero-Trust Reset for Operators and Open RAN Vendors

Organized by i2CAT

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5G was promised to enterprises, critical-infrastructure operators, and industrial IoT verticals as a generational leap in confi dentiality, mutual authentication, and protection against location tracking. The reality on the ground tells a more nuanced story.
This briefi ng offers a strategic perspective on the structural assumptions embedded in cellular access , assumptions that increasingly fail to hold under modern adversary capabilities and the open-source proliferation of radio software.


The session is framed around a single question: how much of the security narrative behind 5G specifi cations can be relied upon when the underlying protocols still inherit decades of mobility-fi rst, performance-fi rst design choices? The talk walks the audience through the categories of weakness that persist across commercial deployments going from privacy gaps in subscriber-identifi er handling, to risks introduced by backward compatibility with legacy radio generations or to opaque modem behaviours that turn standard signalling into operational risk. None of these classes is theoretical, each has direct implications for connectivity availability, identity confi dentiality, and the trustworthiness of cellular supply chains.


The talk reframes 5G subscriber identity and access as a Zero Trust problem. Every unauthenticated broadcast, every unverifi ed network message, and every predictable identifi er becomes an exploitable trust boundary the moment an adversary has access to commodity radio hardware. From this premise, the session closes with a roadmap for mobile operators, Open RAN vendors, and regulators to move beyond compliance toward continuous verifi cation, Autonomous Security Operations, and AI-Driven Forensics across cyber-physical 5G infrastructure.

Speaker:

Xavier COSTA-PÉREZ

Xavier COSTA-PÉREZ
Icrea research professor, Scientific director at i2cat research center, Head of 5g/6g r&d at Nec laboratories europe – I2CAT FOUNDATION / NEC LABORATORIES EUROPE