Take part in meet-ups' sessions to find out more about key cybersecurity topics.

Find out the program of meet-ups sessions for the 2026 edition!

Meet the speakers at the Meet-up “My First Assises”

Mentoring Session: “My First Assises”

Meet-up | Wednesday, October 7 | 3.00 PM - 3.30 PM | Meet-ups area

This is your first time attending the Assises, the opening session has just ended, and you might be wondering where to start?

During this session, you’ll discover best practices for optimizing your schedule, getting to know the Grimaldi Forum’s venues better, and making the most of the highlights, including the evening events.

It will also be an opportunity for new participants to connect with one another, where you can ask questions, share your impressions, and start building relationships. Join us!

 

Speaker:

  • Loïs Samain, Group Cybersecurity Strategy Manager - RATP
Meet the speakers at the Meet-up “CRA & AI Act: From Compliance to Enforcement”

CRA & AI Act: From Compliance to Enforcement

Meet-up | Thursday, October 8 | 10.00 AM - 10.45 AM | Meet-ups area

The Cyber Resilience Act and the AI Act are no longer merely theoretical regulatory topics; behind the legislation lies a single reality: increased requirements for evidence, traceability, and lifecycle management, with a clear shift in responsibility upstream.

This meet-up offers a highly practical look at what is changing today and what needs to be anticipated to implement these regulations effectively tomorrow:

  • procurement and competitive bidding
  • deployment and operations
  • lifecycle management (patching, AI, misuse, updates)
  • risk allocation among software vendors, system integrators, and customers

Objective: to provide concrete guidance on moving from understanding the regulations to their operational implementation within organizations.

 

Speakers:

  • Garance Mathias, Advocate at the Paris Court of Appeal
  • Loïs Samain, Group Cybersecurity Strategy Manager - RATP
Meet the speakers at the Meet-up “Quantum Threat: The First Steps Toward a Concrete Roadmap”

Quantum Threat: The First Steps Toward a Concrete Roadmap

Meet-up | Thursday, October 8 | 11.00 AM - 11.45 AM | Meet-ups area

The quantum threat is no longer a future concern. How can you prepare for it in practical terms? Where do you start? What are the priorities?

Through FDJ UNITED’s experience, discover the key steps for building a post-quantum roadmap: governance, risk analysis, inventory of cryptographic uses, vendor management, and initial technology choices.

An interactive and practical discussion that will equip you with concrete actions to implement in your organization.

 

Speaker:

  • Bertrand Le Piolot, Head of Cybersecurity - La Française des Jeux Group

 

Moderator: Fabrice Deblock, journalist and expert in digital transformation

Meet the speakers at the Meet-up “Filing a Complaint: Turning the Incident into Action”

Filing a Complaint: Turning the Incident into Action

Meet-up | Thursday, October 8 | 4.00 PM - 4.45 PM | Meet-ups area

When faced with a cyberattack, filing a complaint is often seen as a complex process whose benefits are not always clearly understood. Yet it is a key component of crisis management and protecting the organization’s interests.

This session will provide decision-makers with insight into the conditions, procedures, and consequences of filing a complaint. Who can act on behalf of the company? What are the legal and operational implications of this process? What role does it play in compensation mechanisms and the requirements of cyber insurance policies? These and other questions will be addressed through a practical and operational analysis.

 

Speakers:

  • Myriam Quéméner, Magistrate
  • Garance Mathias, Advocate at the Paris Court of Appeal
Meet the speakers at the Meet-up “AI and EBIOS RM: How Far Should We Automate Risk Analysis?”

AI and EBIOS RM: How Far Should Risk Analysis Be Automated?

Partner Meet-up x CLUB EBIOS | Friday, October 9 | 9.30 AM - 10.15 AM | Meet-ups area

Faced with the explosive growth in demand for risk analysis and the scarcity of expertise, AI is making its way into EBIOS RM processes. From preparing workshops to formalizing scenarios and producing deliverables: to what extent can it truly support the analyst?

Drawing on concrete real-world experience, this session will present the observed benefits, the limitations encountered, and the essential precautions for integrating AI without losing control of the analysis.

The goal is not to replace the expert, but to enable them to devote more time to what really matters: understanding, evaluating, and deciding.

 

Speakers:

  • Ian Grispan, Head of the Practitioners’ Council - Club EBIOS
  • Jean Olive, Vice President - Club EBIOS