Cyber Polygon

An international capacity building initiative aimed at raising the global cyber resilience and the expansion of intersectoral cooperation against cyberthreats.

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World Economic Forum Supports Cyber Polygon

Cyber Polygon is an initiative of BI.ZONE (Sber Ecosystem) supported by the World Economic Forum Centre for Cybersecurity

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BI.ZONE provides expert cybersecurity services and solutions exhibiting a visionary approach to protecting clients’ networks

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scenarios of the most common types of cyberattacks

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Cyber Polygon 2020

Technical training

2

scenarios

120

organisations

29

countries

Live stream

57

countries

5

million spectators

20

speakers

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03 December 2020

Financial Institutions and IT Companies Best Prepared for Cyberthreats

08 July 2020

Cyber Polygon 2020 international online exercise ends in success

07 July 2020

Klaus Schwab to speak at Cyber Polygon 2020

03 July 2020

Fake news gaining momentum. Vladimir Pozner and Nik Gowing to discuss the problem of disinformation on the Internet at Cyber Polygon 2020

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Experts about Cyber Polygon

Capacity building is a key priority for the Forum’s Centre for Cybersecurity. With technical and managerial capabilities lacking globally, it is essential to strengthen these capabilities to secure our digital future. The Cyber Polygon exercise developed by BI.ZONE is a fine example of the kind of training we seek to introduce, and we look forward to further collaboration on capacity building with Sberbank, a Founding Partner of the Centre.

Alois Zwinggi

Managing Director, World Economic Forum

One of the core pillars of INTERPOL Global Cybercrime Programme’s is cyber capabilities development. We support our 194 member countries by developing cyber skills, knowledge and technical capabilities that are customized to their needs. The aim is to enhance their ability to better prevent, detect and investigate cybercrime globally. In this regard, INTERPOL is pleased to join Cyber Polygon for the second consecutive year. We will continue to work closely with private industry partners in this endeavor.

Craig Jones

Director of Cybercrime, INTERPOL

The results we have seen following this training prove just how important it is to have an established information exchange. To cope with the challenges of the future, we need to get to know each other, build a trusted environment around us and between one another.

Menny Barzilay

Cybersecurity expert and strategic adviser

Cybercrime is now more than just the money stolen: human lives and our environment could potentially be at risk. The probability of a global cyber crisis is growing every day. In order to prevent a catastrophe, it is necessary to invest in the protection of each individual company, increase the level of cyber literacy and develop competencies of technical specialists. That is the reasoning behind the Cyber Polygon exercise, which has already proven itself effective. I hope that subsequent exercises will bring even more value to the international community.

Dmitry Samartsev

CEO, BI.ZONE

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