One of the key topics concerned cybersecurity for SMBs. Participants discussed:
- current threats faced by companies;
- risk reduction measures;
- action algorithms after a cyber incident.
Leaders of several companies shared their own experiences in responding to serious attacks and described the changes they implemented in their organizations after incidents. This allowed participants to gain practical insights from real situations, rather than abstract recommendations.
"Technology Day – the concluding event of the week – became a kind of 'hub' where the interests of business, government, and the IT community intersect," noted Kristina Kostroma, Head of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development of Moscow. "For businesses, it's an opportunity to discuss innovation development in Moscow, learn about current threats, and methods of protecting digital infrastructure."
A separate part of the program was aimed at students and young professionals. Educational institutions had stands at the venue: guests could learn about in-demand professions and career opportunities in the technology industry.
A programming Olympiad with two tracks was held for technical students and specialists:
- algorithmic track;
- ML track (machine learning).
The authors of the best solutions were awarded on stage.
One of the outcomes of the event was the signing of a cooperation agreement between ANO "Human Capital Development" and Positive Technologies. The document was signed by Nikita Shnyrev, CEO of ANO "RCHK", and Yulia Danchina, Director of Customer and Partner Training at Positive Technologies.
The event was supported by the Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development of Moscow, ANO "Human Capital Development", and the Moscow Innovation Cluster.