Swiss Cyber Storm 2025 - Feedback Form
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Overall impression of the Swiss Cyber Storm conference *
Talk Rating - Arena Track
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3 - Good
2 - Average
1 - Bad
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Mark Barwinski (Opening Keynote) - Between Headlines and Incidents: Keeping Mission and Morale Aligned
Charlie Edwards - The Scale of Russian Sabotage Operations Against Europe’s Critical Infrastructure
Camino Kavanagh - Achieving Depth: Subsea Cables as Critical Infrastructure
Aram Hovsepyan - Your Security Dashboard is Lying to You: The Science of Metrics
Patrick Miller - Resilience for Electric Grids – Containment, Control, and Survival in Critical Infrastructure
Tomas Kokolevsky - Resilience When U.S. Laws Turn Cloud Providers Into a Threat
Roman Hüssy - Odysee in Cyberspace – Cases from the Interweb
Michael Hausding - The DNS as National Critical Infrastructure in an Era of Geopolitical Tensions
Arrigo Triulzi (Closing Keynote) - It Depends… Fireside Tales from Incident Response
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Talk Rating - Scenario Track
4 - Very good
3 - Good
2 - Average
1 - Bad
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Adrian Perrig - SCION: A Next-generation Internet for Next-generation Security. IETF Update and Everyday Use Cases
Alessandro De Carli - From Cloud-First to Self-Sovereign: E-ID and the Future of Enterprise Identity Infrastructure
Marina Bochenkova - From Buzzword to Battlefield: The Cybersecurity Challenges of Smart Cities
Olle E. Johansson - The SBOM and the Software Security Regulation Revolution
Panos Vlachos - Cyber Peace in a Mad World
Verena Zimmermann - Better Together? – on the Resilience of Human-technology Teams
Carlos Ishimaru - Ghost in the RaaS: Ransomware-as-a-Service from the Perspective of an Affiliate
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Talk Rating - Panorama Track (Business Partners)
4 - Very good
3 - Good
2 - Average
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Arthur Vuagniaux - Detect and Adapt: Building Resilience Through Cloud Detection
Christian Bernasko - Ethics vs. The Reality of Cybercrime. How Vulnerabilities Are Exploited and Ransomware Strikes
Angelo Violetti - Next-Gen IR: Swisscom’s Framework for Microsoft 365
David Fridrih / Dario Weiss - Initial Access Reloaded – Perimeter Breaches Beyond the Mainstream
Gregor Wegberg - Motivate and Prepare for Cyber Crises
Moritz Zollinger - Keeping Pace: How to Integrate Security Requirements into Fast-Moving IT
Alain Mowat - Wyse Management Subversion: Taking over Dell’s Wyse Management Suite
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Moderator Rating
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Christian Folini - Moderation of the 1st Track - Arena
Raphael Reischuk - Moderation of 2nd Track - Scenario
Kathrin Noack - Moderation of Sponsoring Track
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AI Village: Did you visit the new SCS AI Village?
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What do you think about bringing back the new AI Village in 2026? Is this a useful extension to Swiss Cyber Storm? (1 - yes, and I'll visit if next year 2 - yes, but not for me - 3 - not interested / it just distracts)
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What do you think of "Resilience in a mad, mad world" as our focus theme? *

How was the selection and quality of the food & beverages?

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Where did you hear about Swiss Cyber Storm (optional)
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Freeform Feedback (optional)
What did you like? What did you not like? How can we improve? Anything else you want to tell us?
Speakers that should be part of Swiss Cyber Storm 2026 (optional)
We have received many proposals for speakers in the past. Some of them actually agreed to come and present. Other invitations did not lead anywhere. Here is your chance to name speakers you would like to see at Swiss Cyber Storm. Traditionally, this is where people ask for Brian Krebs.
 Future Focus Topic (optional)

Which focus topics (such as this year's “Resilience in a mad, mad world”) for the conference would be of interest to you?

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