National Cyber Security Centre & National Bureau of Investigation

Greetings from Traficom’s Cybersecurity Centre and the Police!

Did you know that criminals and scammers are after your information and skills even in the gaming world? In experimenting and hacking, there are boundaries that you should not cross.

The grass is indeed greener on this side of the fence. Level up your knowledge by meeting representatives from Traficom’s Cybersecurity Centre and the National Bureau of Investigation at our booth, and ask anything about cybersecurity and hacking. We’ll give you power-ups to avoid getting hit by criminals while you play.

At our booth, you can also participate in the Neuron race game competition. Additionally, the youth hacking community Testausserveri and the EU’s Cyber Citizen initiative have created games where you can learn the basics of hacking and cybersecurity.

In our presentations for example white-hat hackers will share what ethical hacking is like, and how to get involved. We provide cybersecurity tips for both young people and adults, and we’ll explain how you can turn your programming and gaming hobbies into a career.

Don’t miss out on this quest—check out the program and visit our booth 6d11.

Seminars in Finnish on Content Stage

• Thursday 19-20: Harrastuksesta ammatiksi – Miten ja miksi ohjelmisto- ja kyberalalle? // From Hobby to Profession – How and Why to Enter the Software and Cyber Industry?
  • Eemil Sinkko, Testausserveri
  • Laura Kankaala, F-Secure
  • Tom Bäckström, Aalto university
  • Sari Latomaa, National Bureau of Investigation
  • Juho Jauhiainen, Accenture
  • Host: Jussi Toivanen, Traficom’s Cybersecurity Centre
• Friday 13:30-14:30: Älä ota hittiä! – Tietoturvavinkit pelaamiseen // Don’t Take a Hit! – Cybersecurity Tips for Gaming
  • Helinä Turunen, Cybersecurity Centre
  • Aki Somerkallio, National Bureau of Investigation
  • Pasi Puumala, Police University of Applied Sciences’ Pelipoliisi Project
  • Host: Herba
• Saturday 11:30-12:15: Kysy mitä vaan tietoturvasta – vinkkejä lasten ja nuorten vanhemmille // Ask Anything About Cybersecurity – Tips for Parents of Children and Youth
  • Helinä Turunen, Traficom’s Cybersecurity Centre
  • Viivi Lehtinen, National Bureau of Investigation
  • Antti Orasvuo, EU Cyber Citizen Project (Aalto university)
  • Host: Jussi Toivanen, Traficom’s Cybersecurity Centre
• Saturday 14:15-14:50: Ruoho on vihreämpää tällä puolen aitaa – valkohattuhakkerit lavalla // The Grass is Greener on This Side of the Fence – White Hat Hackers on Stage
  • Sergey Ichtchenko ja Mikael Hannolainen Testausserveri
  • Marjana Leppäaho, Solita
  • Laura Kankaala, F-Secure
  • Host: Herba
• Saturday 14:50-15:00: Why ethical hacking is worth it?
  • Helinä Turunen, Traficom’s Cybersecurity Centre
  • Viivi Lehtinen, National Bureau of Investigation
  • Host: Herba

Scheduled activities at the booth

• Fri 15.15-16.00: Come and chat about gaming and (cyber)secure gaming with Herba and our experts

Traficom’s Cybersecurity Centre

Traficom’s Cybersecurity Centre is the cybersecurity authority of Finland, helping and advising every citizen, companies, and government leaders on cybersecurity issues. We actively develop Finland’s cybersecurity networks and community activities, from industry-specific collaboration groups to events targeted at hackers.

We monitor and analyze the cybersecurity of Finnish networks around the clock. We inform and warn about network disturbances, such as fraud attempts, phishing, data breaches, and their attempts.

By reporting any cybersecurity anomalies you observe to us, you can help improve the overall cybersecurity situation. You can report incidents every day of the year, around the clock.

https://www.kyberturvallisuuskeskus.fi/en

IG: @traficom_finland
X: @CERTFI

LinkedIn: @traficom

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National Bureau of Investigation’s Cybercrime Exit Project

Cybercrime Exit is a European union co-funded project, with the aim of preventing cybercrime committed by young people. Our target group are youngsters between the ages of 12-25 who have committed, or are at risk of committing serious cybercrimes. Youth can join the program at their own initiative, or can be referred to the program by professionals. Interest in cyber is a great thing, and skilled professionals are needed in the field. Our goal is not only to raise awareness about distinguishing between legal and illegal online activities, but also to encourage youth to develop their cyber skills through legal alternatives.

https://poliisi.fi/cybercrime-exit-en

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