ICI Bucharest participated today, November 16, 2023, at the BSDA 2023 Conference, which took place at the National Military Circle. The theme of this edition was "Security & Safety Challenges in the Never Ending Environment Changes & Advancing Technologies".
Adrian-Victor Vevera, general director of ICI Bucharest, participated in the "Order, Safety & Cybersecurity" panel, emphasising: "Our entire society depends on the protection of critical infrastructures. Implementing advanced cyber security measures and constant monitoring are essential to prevent internal and external threats to these critical national security infrastructures. Through advanced research, development of innovative solutions and close collaboration with authorities and the private sector, we can deliver leading cyber security technologies and strategies to ensure the resilience of defence systems.”
The BSDA 2023 conference brought together government officials, leaders and experts from the defence industry, addressing pressing issues and challenges in this field and analysing the impact of new threats and geopolitical realities. The event encourages collaboration, knowledge sharing and partnership development to strengthen the defence industry and military capabilities.
Developing an artificial intelligence solution is only part of the process. For companies and institutions to put these solutions into practice, they need technical resources, regulatory compliance, and appropriate security measures. These challenges were among the main topics discussed at INNOPRO 2026, an event attended by the National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics – ICI Bucharest.
The use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, patient data protection, and the integration of new technologies into medical practice were among the topics discussed at BEHEALTH 2026. The National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics – ICI Bucharest participated in the event as part of the “Digital Health” panel, alongside representatives of the European Commission, academia, and companies from the technology and healthcare sectors.
Access to advanced digital infrastructure, skilled professionals, and trusted partnerships is essential for organizations seeking to adopt advanced technologies. Cooperation between Romania and Japan can help address these challenges through joint research projects, the testing of artificial intelligence solutions, and technology transfer to industry.
