BeSecure 2026 — December 7-8, 2026
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Day 2 | Tuesday
December 8
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BeSecure 2026 Workshops
Practical hands-on workshops and tabletop crisis simulation exercises.
📅 December 8, 2026 | 📍 Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk
Important organizational information:
- Participation in workshops does not require a BeSecure conference ticket.
- VIP Ticket holders are granted priority application review.
- Application process: Workshop registration is subject to organizer review and qualification. Payment for paid workshops is due upon qualification approval.
- Please review the Event Terms & Conditions and Workshop Regulations.
Workshop Program
From Threats to Conformity: A TARA Workshop for the Cyber Resilience Act
Instructor: Daniel Thompson-Yvetot (Entrepreneur, CrabNebula Ltd.)
During this three-hour hands-on workshop, participants will conduct a complete Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA) for a selected product using Fleet. They will work through every stage of the process: defining the product, identifying assets and potential threats, assessing risks, and selecting appropriate risk treatment measures. They will then map the results to the requirements of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), as outlined in Annex I.
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🎯 Who is it for:
Product security leads, engineers, product managers and compliance specialists working for manufacturers of products with digital elements, as well as Fleet operators.
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💡 What will you take away:
Hands-on experience in TARA, ability to map controls to CRA Annex I requirements, and an exportable documentation fragment to support CRA compliance.
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Seaport Incident Response! Collaboration with Key Entities
Instructors: Dariusz Kłos, Grzegorz Piotrowski
Unusual network traffic, suspicious connections - routine malfunction or the beginning of a cyberattack? During this intensive hands-on workshop, participants will step into the role of a seaport incident response team. Working in a lab environment, they will analyze network traffic and logs, identify anomalies, reconstruct the sequence of events, and assess the impact on port operations.
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🎯 Who should attend:
Cybersecurity specialists, SOC/CSIRT members, IT/OT system admins, engineers, and professionals implementing National Cybersecurity System (KSC) requirements and BCP.
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💡 What will you take away:
Hands-on experience walking through the full incident response lifecycle, leaving with a completed evidence file and draft notification based on an exercise scenario.
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When GPS (GNSS) Fails. Tabletop Exercise for Seaports, Logistics, Industry, and Local Government
Instructors: Andrzej Gab, Marcin Marciniak, Tomasz Brol
GPS and GNSS systems are now essential for fleet telematics, port terminals, railways, telecommunications, and energy networks. In the Baltic region, signals are regularly jammed and spoofed. Participants will work through a one-day disruption scenario set in the Pomeranian region, assuming roles of ports, transport operators, industry, and local government. No technical background required.
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🎯 Who should attend:
Senior and operational managers in logistics, ports, transport, manufacturing, retail, as well as local authority representatives, crisis management teams, and business continuity leads.
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💡 What will you take away:
A map of supply chain satellite dependencies, experience making decisions under uncertainty, and actionable recommendations for your organization's business continuity plan (BCP).
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ul. Pokoleń Lechii Gdańsk 1, Gdańsk
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