8:00 AM – 8:55 AM

9:00 AM – 9:10 AM

Fortaleza Digital: Protecting Industries from Future Threats

Digital fortress: protecting industries from future threats

Industries face an accelerated digitalization context that makes threats increasingly complex, while new regulations compel strategic decisions whose impact is reflected throughout the entire supply chain. Focusing on the protection of critical infrastructures, the convergence of IT/OT and the key role of cybersecurity in economic development, the Cyber Summit begins with a human and transformative reflection. An invitation to rethink our digital strengths.

9:10 AM – 9:20 AM

The new regulatory landscape for cybersecurity

A key overview of the new governance, the obligations for essential services, and the role of the OIV in advancing the country's digital security.

9:20 AM – 9:30 AM

National cybersecurity and international cooperation: a strategic vision for a safe future

Reflections on the path traveled, current challenges, and the role of international collaboration in developing a state strategy to protect critical infrastructure.

9:30 AM – 10:00 AM

The future of cybersecurity: what's coming isn't science fiction
Artificial Intelligence & Post-Quantum Cryptography

As Chile moves towards a new stage of digital maturity driven by the recent Cybersecurity Law and the protection of critical infrastructure, the debate on new technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and quantum computing is inevitable. In this scenario, understanding these innovations is not optional. It is essential to design protection strategies in a digital environment that evolves faster than we can anticipate.
In this panel, researchers and scientists with expertise in computing, cryptography, and quantum physics will discuss how scientific knowledge becomes the first line of digital defense.
Because the future is no longer tomorrow: it is being built today 

Facing threats: the reality of industrial cybersecurity in Latin America

Understanding that the reality of the sector varies by region, and recognizing our own, is key to accurately defining the scope of an effective industrial cybersecurity strategy.
In Latin America, industrial suppliers are not always large manufacturers and, often, the processes implemented differ from international standards due to cultural and operational peculiarities. In this meeting, the unique context of the continent will be analyzed, revealing learnings, challenges, and cultural peculiarities.

Beyond compliance: how to leverage the Cybersecurity Act to strengthen OT

Within the framework of the new Cybersecurity Law, we will explore how to transform the challenges of OT environments into competitive advantages, strengthening resilience, managing risks, and protecting critical infrastructures.

The foundation of knowledge: why contextual risk is key in proactive OT security

OT is a complex environment. Making critical security decisions in the face of sophisticated cyber threats requires a deep understanding of OT assets, their operational impact, and situational risk. Industrial vulnerabilities can cause disruptions, financial losses, and even risks to public safety. This session is a call to action for CISOs to develop multidimensional contextual risk scores, which will enable them to better allocate limited resources and strengthen defenses against emerging threats. 

Differences, particularities, and recommendations on how to protect an OT network in terms of cybersecurity

OT cybersecurity myths and truths: attend the presentation and learn about the latest cases of attacks on global critical infrastructure from hand in hand with Kaspersky.  

Cybersecurity at high voltage: the challenges of electric utilities in the digital age

The entry into force of the new Cybersecurity Law redefines the responsibilities of so-called Critical Infrastructure Operators. In this context, the electricity sector becomes one of the central focal points for compliance and monitoring.
This panel brings together industry leaders to analyze the current state of cybersecurity in the industry and discuss how to address risks in the generation, transmission, and distribution processes. From IT/OT convergence to incident management, experiences, challenges, and common strategies will be shared to ensure operational continuity in a vital sector. A peer-to-peer conversation about the energy industry’s next steps in its transition towards comprehensive cybersecurity.

Panorama of threats in critical infrastructure and OT

The session provides a strategic and up-to-date overview of the threats facing the most sensitive sectors of the economy and society, with a threat intelligence-based approach applied to industrial environments.
A comprehensive analysis of the threat landscape facing critical sectors such as energy, water, and transportation will be provided, addressing how the convergence of IT/OT increases risks and exposure. Profiles and motivations of OT-specialized actors, including APT groups and ransomware, will be explored, as well as real-world cases demonstrating the impact of attacks on IT networks on industrial operations. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of the most vulnerable assets, the need for segmentation and early detection, and key monitoring, intelligence sharing, and response actions to strengthen the resilience of essential infrastructure.

OT under pressure: visibility, vulnerabilities and threats

In an environment where operational technologies face increasing security challenges, this talk explores how to achieve effective visibility, identify critical vulnerabilities, and respond to emerging threats. A strategic approach to protecting essential infrastructure under constant pressure.

Industry 4.0: risks and solutions for essential services in an interconnected world

In a scenario where Industry 4.0 is redefining production processes and services, sectors such as water, Oil&Gas, and mining are emerging as pillars of a growing economy. These actors, considered essential service providers, face a dual challenge today: leveraging digitalization and automation to grow while strengthening their resilience against threats that multiply throughout the supply chain.
This panel seeks to put into perspective what it means to be an essential industry in the digital age, how the extended risk of suppliers and strategic partners is managed, and what strategies are required to ensure operational continuity in sectors that support both everyday life and industrial development. 

Vital and vulnerable: how to protect the most essential service against new threats

Healthcare systems face a paradox. Hospitals, laboratories, pharmacies, and providers have become, at the same time, more indispensable and vulnerable than ever before. In Chile, the new Cybersecurity Law redefines the role of healthcare infrastructures by including them as Critical Infrastructure Operators (OIV), raising the requirements for protection, monitoring, and response to incidents. A turning point for a sector that cannot afford to stop.
In this panel, health sector experts, authorities, and cybersecurity leaders will analyze how key actors in the ecosystem are preparing to face this new scenario. They will discuss strategies, technologies, and models necessary to ensure the continuity and trust in services that save lives. 

Patrick Miller is a renowned international expert with more than 35 years of experience in IT/OT cybersecurity, specializing in the protection of critical infrastructures. CEO of Ampyx Cyber and professor at the Center for Industrial Cybersecurity (CCI) in Spain. International speaker on the protection of critical infrastructures, cybersecurity in industrial control systems (ICS/OT), and information technology (IT), regulatory compliance—being one of the leading global authorities in NERC CIP—auditing, and privacy. He has led programs in sectors such as energy, water, telecommunications, and finance.

Active defense in the age of AI-powered phishing: can a fly improve cybersecurity?

The same story repeats itself: most cyberattacks begin with phishing. This year, the story repeats itself again, but this time with the help of AI. How can we cope with this reality? Can a fly improve the situation? The answer lies in the new architecture for an active defense strategy against human risk. 

Cybersecurity in focus: strategy, compliance and action in industrial environments

The entry into force of Law 21.663 and the creation of the National Cybersecurity Agency (ANCI) mark a turning point in the way organizations with critical infrastructure must manage their digital security. This presentation provides a clear and practical roadmap for preparing adequately in the face of the new regulatory standards required by the law, with an emphasis on compliance, risk management, and the relationship with the regulator.
During this 20-minute presentation, we will discuss the key steps for an industrial critical infrastructure company (such as energy, transportation, water, telecommunications, or mining) to prepare for inspections, comply with registration requirements, report incident data, and establish the minimum capabilities required by regulations. Good practices, common mistakes to avoid, and recommendations for integrating cybersecurity as a cross-cutting business pillar will be shared.

Ransomware trends: proactive strategies to protect the industrial sector

Discover the latest ransomware trends for 2025 and learn proactive strategies to protect your company. Join this presentation and take away valuable insights on how to improve data resilience in the industrial sector.

Response to incidents: strengthening your cyber resilience

This session will explore how targeted cyberattacks against OT environments can compromise the operation of critical infrastructures and what measures to take to anticipate and contain them. Strategies will be presented for integrating cybersecurity into operational processes, strengthening human team capabilities, and applying technologies that enable effective detection, response, and recovery from incidents.

The Quantum-Safe era: PQC communications in critical infrastructure

How quantum computing will change the rules of the game in cybersecurity and what concrete steps critical infrastructure organizations in Chile must take to secure their communications with post-quantum algorithms (PQC). A journey from the threat, global policies and the NIST standard, to use cases between Sequre Quantum and Thales.

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