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The 9th ETSI/IQC Quantum Safe Cryptography Event returned to an in-person format at ETSI Headquarters in Sophia Antipolis from 13-15 February 2023. See the Event Newsrelease !
The event started with an Executive Track on 13 February followed by a Technical Track on 14-15 February.
As we increasingly rely on cyber technologies, we are ever more vulnerable to cyber-attacks. The cybersecurity tools at the centre of protecting our business functions, connected devices and information assets from cyber threats rely on cryptographic tools and standards that will be broken by emerging quantum technologies.
Planning and preparing is critical. A new suite of tools resilient to quantum computers must be standardized and deployed in order to maintain the availability and reliability of cyber systems and protect confidentiality and integrity.
As progress toward a cryptographically relevant quantum computer advances, the imperative to prepare for a transition continues to increase. As standards start to emerge, solutions start to become commercially available, best practices are developed and shared, and the ability to transition in a secure and cost-effective way continues to increase. We are in the middle of this long and complex journey and much remains to be understood and done.
This event brought together diverse participants in the quantum-safe cybersecurity community to facilitate the knowledge exchange and collaboration required to transition cyber infrastructures and business practices to make them safe in an era with quantum computers.
NEW! Podcast :CSM Podcast: Quantum Safe Cryptography with Matt Campagna
The ETSI Research Conference took place on the 6th to 8th February 2023 in ETSI Headquarters, Sophia Antipolis, France.
This face-to-face event provided an exceptional opportunity for the research community to come together with industry representatives and standardization experts to discuss future technology research and links to standardization developments.
Maximizing the Impact of European 6G Research through Standardization
At the beginning of 2023, the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) launched the first phase of 5G / 6G research projects, many of which will play a crucial role in the definition of next generation networks. The ETSI Research Conference provided the perfect platform for these new projects to present their purpose and plans and exchange with the standards experts on their standardization roadmaps. More information about SNS JU projects is available here.
In addition, the ETSI Research Conference provided guidance to researchers on how to get involved in standardization, present success stories and examples of research being integrated into standards, as well as indications from the standards community as to where they would seek research input to help move next generation standardization forward.
The event enabled a fully interactive exchange between researchers, projects, industry and standards experts, with an overall objective of increasing visibility of European research initiatives and accelerating the journey from innovation / research, standards and on to global market deployments.
The event included poster sessions presenting several of the new SNS JU projects (see posters tab).
By attending the event:
the research community learnt about the latest European research projects, and the plans for future activities and funding as well as guidance on when, where and how to get involved in standardization the standards community learnt about the latest innovative technology research areas that may have an impact on their future work, as well as making early connections to projects of relevance to their work the wider ICT community learnt about latest research and technology developments and network with the researchers who will be at the leading edge of these innovations all attendees enjoyed an open and honest exchange, and the ability to network with experts leading the technology innovation for the next generation of networks
Ce colloque est organisé par la ville de Montrouge et l’ONG eG4U (e.green for users) en collaboration avec la Métropole du Grand Paris, l’organisation ETSI et la Commission européenne.
Thèmes principaux des deux demi-journées :
Comment concilier l’innovation et le développement durable grâce aux technologies ouvertes dans nos collectivités ? Comment réduire l’empreinte environnementale du numérique ?Plusieurs domaines cible sont concernés, notamment : l’énergie, le bâtiment, l’éclairage, les systèmes de transmission vidéo, les infrastructures de communication…
Parmi les intervenants, accueillis par Etienne Lengereau, maire de Montrouge, figure notamment Geoffroy Boulard, vice-président de la Métropole du Grand Paris qui fera un point sur les innovations numériques prioritaires. Autre invité de marque : Serge Novaretti, membre de la DG Connect de la Commission Européenne ; il présentera le contexte européen des villes et territoires intelligents et durables.
L’organisation de normalisation européenne ETSI sera représentée par son DG, Luis Jorge Romero et par Xavier Piednoir, expert « IOT interoperability and testing ». Autre intervenant clé : Claude Berbain, directeur de l’Innovation du Groupe RATP ; il expliquera les enjeux du numérique pour que les transports parisiens soient durables et efficaces. Dominique Roche, président de l’ONG « eG4U » (e-Green For Users) détaillera comment les collectivités peuvent tirer parti de l’innovation numérique en vue d’un développement durable.
Au total, sur les deux demi-journées, interviennent une vingtaine de spécialistes du numérique dans le contexte de développement durable des villes intelligentes ou ’smart cities’. 14 stands seront animés par des entreprises engagées sur la thématique, et le colloque se tiendra au Beffroi (voir photo), face à l'hôtel de ville de Montrouge, à 20 minutes du coeur de Paris !
Nous vous remercions de confirmer toute présence par une inscription en utilisant le lien suivant : https://forms.gle/MYLbdDnGqGjaJyPe9
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ETSI, in cooperation with the European Emergency Number Association (EENA), organized the fifth NG112 Emergency Communications remote Plugtests™ event from 23 January to 3 February 2023 with the support of ETSI TC EMTEL.
5:00 pm CET (4:00 pm UTC) to 6:00 pm CET - on ETSI BRIGHTTALK CHANNEL
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TTA and ETSI, two of the founding Partners of oneM2M Partnership Project, are pleased to organise the 8th oneM2M Interop event taking place from 5th to 7th of December 2022 in Pangyo, South Korea.
5:30 pm CET (4:30 pm UTC) to 6:45 pm CET - on ETSI BRIGHTTALK CHANNEL
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