The National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics – ICI Bucharest participated today in the roundtable “Romanian Cybersecurity Community Meeting – NCC-RO Project”, facilitated by NCC-RO, as part of an event dedicated to strengthening dialogue and cooperation in the field of cybersecurity.
The meeting brought together members of Romania’s cybersecurity community and focused on presenting the NCC-RO project’s vision and development roadmap, holding open discussions on shared priorities, and shaping the community’s contributions to future regional cooperation efforts.
The roundtable took place in the context of the High-Level Cyber Resilience Regional Forum, held in Bucharest, an event organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Authority for the Digitalization of Romania, under the auspices of the Digital for Development Hub and the Romanian Presidency of the Central European Initiative (CEI). The forum is dedicated to strengthening regional cooperation in the field of cyber resilience.
In this context, the Romanian community meeting provided a platform for practical dialogue among actors involved in the national cybersecurity ecosystem, with a focus on exchanging perspectives and identifying common lines of action.
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