ICI Bucharest participated in the hybrid event "Cyber for Hospitals", organized by the Economic and Trade Mission of Israel to Romania, in collaboration with the Israel Export Institute and the Romania-Israel Chamber of Commerce and Industry, on Tuesday, July 2, 2024.
In opening the event, His Excellency Reuven Azar, Israel's Ambassador to Romania, highlighted the essential role of innovations in protecting critical infrastructure, as well as the need for collaboration between states to counter cyber threats in a globalized and interconnected context.
Thus, innovative cyber security solutions developed by Israeli companies to protect hospital networks were explored, and best practices were presented to the audience of Romanian health and IT specialists, cyber security integrators and representatives of public and private hospitals.
ICI Bucharest's participation in "Cyber for Hospitals" underlines the commitment to improve the security of the digital infrastructure in the healthcare field. Given the challenges of cyber attacks, international collaboration and knowledge sharing are essential to developing effective defence strategies.
Developing and testing artificial intelligence solutions requires computing resources and technical expertise that not all companies have at their disposal. The services offered by the European BSC AI Factory project to address these needs were presented by the National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics – ICI Bucharest at GoTech World 2026, held on 10–11 November at Romexpo.
How can virtual and augmented reality technologies help people prepare for emergencies, improve interactions with public services, or create new ways of learning? These were among the applications presented by the National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics – ICI Bucharest at the “1st Regional Workshop to Strengthen the Central, Eastern European and Balkan Virtual Worlds Ecosystem”, held in Budapest, Hungary.
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