WHEN

28.5.2025

WHERE

Turku, Finland and on-line via streaming

Tervetuloa Tietoturvapäivään 2025

Welcome to Information Security Day 2025!

This year “Tietoturvapäivä”/ “Information Security Day” will be arranged in English and the event is dedicated to the European Commission funded project “EAGLE – Digital Skills Training”. The conference’s topic is Strengthening Cyber Resilience in SMEs”. Key Note speeches, presentations and panel discussions will provide dedicated to topics such as SMEs interests and knowledge and skills in cyber range.

  • Cyber Resilience Act requirements
  • NIS-2 (Network and Information Security) Directive updates and regulatory requirements and impacts
  • SMEs role in supply chains and in societal resilience; Upskilling and reskilling
  • Future R&D goals in cyber security.

Time: 28th of MAY 2025 at 10.00-16.00 EEST
Where: Turku, Finland in-person & on-line via streaming.
In Turku at venue: ”Visitor and Innovation Centre Joki”, address: Lemminkäisenkatu 12b, 20520 Turku, Finland.

Limited amount of seats, hence please register before 20th of May 2025. Registration below.

Join & welcome to engage with Finnish and international cyber security experts in Turku, Finland!

Speakers – biography

Conference speakers are high level national and EU/ international experts presenting views on various means to strengthen cyber resilience in SMEs e.g. via legislation, skills development and novel R&D openings.

More detailed information will be published soon.

Practical information

About Turku

City of Turku is located in Southwest Finland. If you wish to learn more on Turku, please see visitturku.fi website.

How to reach Turku? Arrival instructions

By air

It is quite convenient to arrive in Helsinki-Vantaa Airport. There are long distance bus connections and a train connection leaving approximately every hour from the airport to Turku. The traveling time between Helsinki-Vantaa airport and the Turku bus station is about two and a half hours. Please check the connections to Turku from “By bus” or “By train” guidance below.

There are several international flights arriving directly in Turku Airport. The airport is 8 kilometres from the city centre, which can be reached by taxi (approx. €25) or by local bus number 1 (c. 3€). If your arrival time to Turku Airport is after the last bus and there is no taxi to be found, you can order one by using the service phone which is located near the exit on the arrivals level of the terminal.

By bus

The national long distance bus service Matkahuolto departs from local bus stations all throughout Finland and also from Helsinki-Vantaa airport. The final stop in Turku for long distance buses is at the Turku Bus Station (linja-autoasema) which is located at the city centre.

There may be a change of bus in Espoo during the trip from Helsinki-Vantaa airport to Turku. The bus personnel will inform you about the change and your luggage will be transferred by the bus personnel.

Another possibility is to use the bus service Onnibus.

Both bus services have online offers on tickets. Usually you get the tickets cheaper if purchased in advance.

By train

The national train company VR departs from the local railway stations all throughout Finland. There are two railway stations in Turku:
(1) The Turku main railway station (rautatieasema) which is at the city centre at Ratapihankatu 37, Turku and

(2) Kupittaa railway station that locates about 1.5 km from the Turku city centre and next to the Turku University of Applied Sciences campus and the venue Visitor and Innovation Center Joki. Only the trains coming from the direction of Helsinki stop at Kupittaa, and Kupittaa is last stop before Turku main railway station stop.

Usually you get the tickets cheaper, if purchased in advance.

How to reach “Visitor and Innovation Centre Joki” -Venue?

Visitor and Innovation Centre Joki’s address is Lemminkäisenkatu 12b, Turku, Finland.

See the arrival instructions

The event is arranged jointly with European Commission funded project EAGLE – Digital Skills Training and it’s project partner Turku University of Applied Sciences.

The conference partners also with Women4CyberFinland.

AGENDA: Information Security Day 2025

Strengthening Cyber Resilience in SMEs – SMEs role in supply chains and in societal resilience?

TIMETOPICSPEAKERS
9.30-10.00Registration
10.00-10.15Welcoming wordsTurku University of Applied Sciences (Turku UAS)/ Leading Advisor Päivi Mattila
10.15-12.00“Policy updates, regulatory requirements implementation in SMEs, Future RD goals in cyber security, SMEs role in supply chain”
10.15-10.35Keynote: ”NIS-2 Directive updates and regulatory requirements and impacts”European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)/ (tbc)
10.35-10.55Keynote “Cybersecurity and AI: the challenges ahead”  European Organization for Security/ CEO Paolo Venturoni  
10.55-11.15Keynote: “Future RDI goals in EU funding programmes for cyber security”National Cyber Security Coordination Centre Finland (NCC-FI)/Senior Specialist Virpi Miettinen
11.15-11.35Keynote: “SMEs role in supply chains and building resilience of society”Joint Research Center/ (tbc)
11.35-12.00Key-note speeches Q&A
12.00-13.00Break & snacks
13.00-14.30“Upskilling and reskilling SMEs competences in cyber security and cyber resilience”
13.00-13.20Key note “SMEs competences in cyber security and cyber resilience”Finnish Information Security Cluster (FISC)/ CEO Peter Sund
13.20-13.40Presentation on “Developing Cyber Security Education and its Collaboration in Universities of Applied Sciences” Project https://jyvsectec.fi/2023/09/developing-cyber-security-education/  Jyväskylä University of (JAMK)/ Senior Lecturer in IT Karo Saharinen  
13.40-14.00Presentation “Digital Skills Training” (EAGLE) Project https://www.projecteagle.eu/Turku UAS/ Senior Lecturer in ICT Master School Pia Satopää  
14.00-14.30Presentations Q&A
14.30-14.45Coffee break
14.45-15.45Panel on ”Future cybersecurity skills and competences and services”
 Opening statements by panelists to the topic,  followed by Q&A from host and audienceRobocoast, European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH)/ (tbc)  
University of Burgos in Spain/ EAGLE coordinator Bruno Baruque Zanón  
Lithuanian Cyber Crime Center of Excellence for Training, Research & Education (L3CE)/ Evaldas Bruze  
Women4Cyber/ Riku Juurikko
15.45-16.00Closing words
Co-funded by the EU -logo
  • Päivi Mattila

    Chief Advisor
    +358 50 470 7804
    paivi.mattila@turkuamk.fi