Sarajevo Cyber Security Summit 2026 focuses on supply chain resilience
Original title: Sarajevo Cyber Security Summit 2026 puts the Western Balkans’ cyber resilience in focus
The event will address supply chain risks, post-quantum cryptography, and AI-enabled threats for organizations in the Western Balkans.
The Sarajevo Cyber Security Summit 2026 examines operational resilience against supplier failures, cloud outages, and ransomware. ENISA's 2026 Threat Landscape shows 73% of targeted organizations as essential entities under NIS2. Sessions cover post-quantum readiness, asset visibility, and AI impacts on attack cycles. The summit runs November 18-19 in Sarajevo.
- 73% of targeted organizations classified as essential under NIS2
- Public administration most targeted at 32%
- Focus on supply chain and cloud provider risks
- Quantum migration as urgent inventory task
- Organizations
- ENISAe-Transformacija Association
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Cyber Security Summit 2026 in Sarajevo will examine the practical security questions organisations face when a supplier, network device or critical digital service fails: what breaks, who decides, and how quickly can operations recover? A serious cyber incident does not need to begin on an organisation’s core network to interrupt its operations.
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