In dieser Episode spricht Tobias Bolzern mit Serdar Günal-Rütsche, Leiter der Abteilung für Cyberkriminalität bei der Kantonspolizei Zürich und des Netzwerks NEDIC. Serdar erklärt, wie sich die Polizeiarbeit durch Digitalisierung verändert hat und warum internationale Zusammenarbeit im Kampf gegen Cyberkriminalität wichtig ist. Er stellt das Netzwerk NEDIC vor, das den Austausch von Informationen und Wissen zwischen Kantonen fördert.Er berichtet auch über den erfolgreichen Fall der Ransomware-Gruppe Aidbase, bei dem die Schweiz beteiligt war und international mit Europol zusammengearbeitet wurde. Serdar betont, dass DDoS-Angriffe eine unterschätzte Gefahr darstellen und dass der Umgang mit persönlichen Daten in der Gesellschaft verbessert werden muss. Abschliessend wünscht er sich eine automatische Datenweitergabe in der Schweiz zur besseren Bekämpfung von Cyberkriminalität und eine strengere Regulierung der Nutzung sozialer Medien durch Jugendliche.

In this episode, Sandra Casalini talks to Jean-Marc Rickli about the opportunities and risks of new technologies. He emphasises that technologies such as CRISPR-Cas9 and AI offer great potential for medical advances, but can also be misused, for example for genetic manipulation or deepfakes. Rickli emphasises that technological progress is often faster than security precautions, which poses a challenge for cybersecurity. He warns of exponential developments and geopolitical tensions, particularly between the USA and China. He concludes by emphasising that technology can be both a blessing and a curse and that we need to use it responsibly.

In this episode, Nicolas Mayencourt (DreamLab Technologies) explains why cybersecurity must be rethought – from tech foundation to political priority. He urges faster action, secure infrastructure, and a digital social contract to define our rights and duties online.

Tobias Bolzern speaks with Mike Mullane from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) about the crucial role of standards in cyber security. Mullane explains how global frameworks foster trust and support digital trade, while also tackling emerging threats like deepfakes. Learn how initiatives like JPEG Trust help verify authenticity – and why digital literacy is more important than ever.

Sandra Casalini speaks with Mauro Vignati from the Red Cross about the rising threat of cognitive warfare. From neurotechnology to online radicalisation, they explore how modern tools are used to manipulate thoughts—especially in vulnerable democracies.

Is AI a breakthrough or a risk? In this episode, futurist Karin Frick discusses with Tobias Bolzern how artificial intelligence is shaping our society, economy, and daily lives - and why critical thinking remains essential in an AI-driven world.

How can cyberattacks be stopped before they even happen? In this episode, Tobias Bolzern talks to Daniel Fabian, a security expert at Google, about the fascinating world of red teaming. Ethical hackers simulate real attacks to uncover vulnerabilities before malicious actors exploit them. Daniel shares unique insights into his work, from creative attack methods – like tampered USB plasma globes, to securing AI systems.

In this episode of Swiss Cyber Security Days Talk, Carolina Hinrichsen discusses cyber resilience with Admiral Dr. Daum and Diego Schmidlin. They explore the integration of cyber defense in national security, Germany's multi-faceted cybersecurity approach, and Switzerland's initiatives to combat evolving cyber threats. The conversation highlights the role of military forces in cyber defense and the importance of international cooperation and preparedness. Join Carolina for an in-depth look at cybersecurity in the military domain.

In this episode of Swiss Cyber Security Days Talk, Carolina Hinrichsen engages with Gerhard Andrey and Philippe Müller to discuss cybersecurity. Andrey emphasizes digital sovereignty, open-source software, and mandatory cyber attack reporting for critical infrastructures. Müller highlights the importance of collaboration across sectors, focusing on the role of police and public-private partnerships in combating cyber threats. Their discussion underscores the integration of technology and policy to enhance cyber resilience and security.

In this episode of Swiss Cyber Security Days Talk, host Carolina Hinrichsen discusses the intersection of technology and creativity with Prof. Dr. Touradj Ebrahimi and Dan Bausch. They explore AI's role in enhancing storytelling and automating network systems, while addressing the risks of misinformation and the need for cyber resilience. The conversation highlights the importance of balancing AI advancements with robust security measures.

In this episode of Swiss Cyber Security Days Talk, Carolina Hinrichsen and experts Prof. Dr. Marc Peter, Prof. Dr. Joël Mesot, Prof. Dr. Thomas Zurbuchen, and Dr. Sebastian Klöss discuss cybersecurity vulnerabilities, satellite security, and the implications of AR, VR, and the metaverse. They emphasize the need for robust strategies and international collaboration to tackle emerging digital threats.

In this episode of Swiss Cyber Security Days Talk, Carolina Hinrichsen, along with guests Arne Benox and Thomas Knüsel, explores cyber resilience, the role of infrastructure in cybersecurity, and innovative technologies like SCION. They discuss how community involvement and collaboration can enhance cybersecurity and highlight upcoming trends for businesses. Enjoy the episode!

In a recent episode of the Swiss Cyber Security Days 2024, host Carolina Hinrichsen delved into cyber resilience, highlighting the need for unity in addressing cyber threats. Experts like Gazmend Huskaj emphasized understanding digital military landscapes for national and economic security, while Riccardo Cicchetti discussed the Cyber Clinic initiative, which bridges academia and industry to support SMEs and NGOs in cybersecurity. The podcast covered comprehensive threat understanding, multi-layered cyber deterrence strategies, and the successes and challenges of the Cyber Clinic project. Carolina stressed the importance of community, trust, and collaboration in advancing cybersecurity and urged listeners to contribute to a safer digital environment.

Join Elisa Torres of Girls in Quantum, Dr. Marc Ph. Stoecklin from IBM, and Damir Bogdan of Basel Quantum as they dissect the event's groundbreaking discussions on cybersecurity, quantum computing, and the drive for diversity in STEM. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, professional, or just curious about the digital future, this episode is your gateway to understanding the next wave of cyber resilience and innovation. Tune in now!

Discover why cybersecurity extends beyond an IT concern and how global cooperation is vital to tackle the challenges of cyber threats. From the Swiss Cyber Security Days 2024, Zwinggi offers a global perspective on the most pressing cyber risks and the critical need for stronger public-private partnerships. Don't miss out on his expertise!