Technical Tracks
summary
The talk reviews ENISA’s Threat Landscape 2025 data showing phishing is the dominant intrusion vector (about 60% of incidents) and known vulnerabilities account for roughly 21%, concentrating ~80% of risk. It also covers how supply‑chain interdependencies and ongoing attacks on mobile devices (citing the Chave Móvel Digital incident) amplify impact, notes threat‑actor convergence and predictable malicious use of AI, and references device proliferation statistics (≈9.8 devices per person globally, 7.4 in Portugal) and assessments by WEF and national observatories on disinformation as a systemic risk.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Opening Technical Tracks
- 1:07High reliability organizations
- 3:56Current cyber threats
- 16:25Organizational resilience principles
- 26:05Three key ideas for the future
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