Belgrade will host one of Europe’s premier events in the field of digital forensics and cybersecurity, as the Digital Forensics Conference takes place at Sava Centar on 12-13 November 2024
The conference is set to bring together more than 400 senior representatives from international and regional public institutions, industry leaders, and financial organizations for a comprehensive dialogue on combating cybercrime and advancing digital forensics.
Distinguished speakers, including experts who have worked for renowned global tech companies (including OpenAI and Google DeepMind) and institutions (including the FBI and the University of Oxford), alongside high-tech crime prosecutors, will share insights on best practices in cybercrime prevention, investigation, and regulatory compliance.
Discussions will cover the evolving landscape of cyber threats, the dual role of high technology in enabling and combating cybercrime, and innovative approaches to digital forensics. The event is organized by the Digital Forensics Initiative Archibald.
“This conference aims to equip businesses and public sector organizations across the region with the tools and knowledge necessary to stay ahead of cyber threats,” said Stanoje Rnic, Chairman of the Digital Forensics Initiative Archibald. “According to the national CERT report, a cyberattack occurs every 39 seconds in Serbia, placing us among the top global statistics for cyber incidents. Our initiative was established to build capacities of investigators and cybersecurity professionals as they navigate the constantly evolving strategies of cybercriminals.”
Building on the success of three editions of the Blockchain Forensics Forum, which drew over 300 participants from more than 15 countries and featured expert workshops led by specialists from the FBI and HSI, this year’s event has expanded into the Digital Forensics Conference. The agenda will encompass a broader range of topics, including blockchain forensics, cybercrime investigations, AI and machine learning abuse, fraud monitoring, and anti-money laundering.
The conference will gather key public sector stakeholders from Serbia and the wider region, including representatives from the Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Internal Affairs, judicial authorities, and prosecution offices. Additionally, leading global and regional cybersecurity firms, banks, and financial institutions will be present, strengthening the conference’s reputation as a must-attend event for professionals in the field.
Registration for the Digital Forensics Conference is now open at www.digitalforensicsconf.com, with early bird ticket pricing available until October 18. Don’t miss the opportunity to join Europe’s top minds in digital forensics and cybersecurity for this pivotal event.