Agenda

►Future Proofing Cyber Resilience

Philipp Amann, Head of Digital Security (Cybersecurity), European Central Bank (ECB)

►Wake-Up Call for the Energy Sector: Lessons from the SECTOR16 Cyberattack

Andrea Szeiler, Group CISO, MVM Ltd

Inside the SECTOR16 attack: How a hacktivist group targeted critical energy infrastructure and what made the threat so serious.
Responding to an imminent cyberattack: How MVM prepared for a publicly announced attack, coordinated with national authorities and took immediate defensive action.
Lessons learned from the incident: What the SECTOR16 case revealed about vulnerabilities in industrial systems and the challenges of protecting critical infrastructure.
Preparing for the next attack: How practical security measures, threat intelligence and cross-industry cooperation can strengthen the energy sector's resilience.

►Not Prompts, Harnesses: How AI Made Denial of Service Pay

Ashar Javed, CISO, Hyundai AutoEver Europe

How AI-driven security research uncovered 10 denial-of-service vulnerabilities in Microsoft's .NET runtime that earned bug bounty payments — in a bug class most people assume nobody pays for.
How harnesses, not prompts, ran the investigation: systems that write their own prompts, pick their own tools, and decide when to stop, with rival AI models judging leads, fleets of agents reading the code from different angles, and tools from competing companies set against the same file to see where they disagree.
The pattern that kept surfacing: code that works far too hard on input anyone can send, often behind a fix the vendor had already shipped.
Walking one real case from first hunch to investigation, validation, and a paid bug bounty report.
Why the finding with the biggest numbers was rejected while a far smaller one was paid — and what actually decided it.

►Beyond the Checkbox: Turning Regulation into Resilience Your Board Can Measure

Lucas Clair, CISO, DB Energie GmbH

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