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A half-day seminar with open discussions for those who work with OT security every day
18 February, Hotel At Six - Stockholm
The threat landscape facing industrial systems is changing faster than most people can keep up with. New requirements, new attack paths, and a day-to-day reality in which IT and OT are becoming increasingly intertwined. For those working with critical infrastructure, that means higher demans on security and less room for error.
OT Roadshow is the event where you can actually discuss these issues with others who understand excactly what you mean. It is on the road in Norway this autumn, and in February 2027 we bring it to Stockholm.
Our OT experts from Norway will be on stage, and the whole programme, including the roundtables and scenarios, is held in English. You will hear about testing and verifying security barriers, what matters most when an attack does happen, and how to safely resume production afterwards.
The core of the programme is the roundtable discussions. We set aside 90 minutes in separate meeting rooms, where you will meet other professionals with backgrounds and challenges similar to your own. The groups are put together deliberately, based on role, industry, and experience, so the discussions land where they are most needed. There is room to ask the kinds of questions that are rarely raised in a busy workday, and to hear how others actually solve them. We finish with lunch, and you will be on your way home no later than 2:00 p.m.
Price: SEK 500 excl. VAT
Head of OT
Netsecurity
Senior OT Cybersecurity Engineer
Netsecurity
CTO
Securenok AS
Clarion Hotel Trondheim
08:30–14:00
Clarion Hotel Stavanger
08:30–14:00
Zander K Hotell
08:30–14:00
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08:30–14:00
Clarion The Hub
08:30–14:00
Quality Hotel Gjøvik
08:30–14:00
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Peter Gyulai, Managing Director of Netsecurity Sweden, bids everyone hello and opens the event
Understand the difference between documented security and tested resilience, learn how barrier thinking and testing from safety can be transferred to the cyber domain, and get concrete advice on which test activities you should prioritize to ensure real resilience in your facility.
Daniel Ourom-Swart, Head of OT, Netsecurity
Using concrete and anonymized examples, Nina Hesby Tvedt from Securenok demonstrates what local OT monitoring can reveal in industrial environments—from unknown devices to unexpected network connections that bypass established security barriers.
Nina Hesby Tvedt, CTO, Securenok AS
We use the break to fill up with some more coffee, make new connections and move to the meeting rooms for roundtable discussions
We discuss your problems connected to industrial security in separate meeting rooms
We bring the good discussions with us into the bereak and return to the big meeting room
The incident is over when the attacker is gone. The crisis is not over until production is once again secure, stable, and verified—and that is a different mission, with different people and different criteria for completion.
Lars Rødset, Senior OT Security Engineer, Netsecurity
Stretch your legs and get some coffee if needed
Cyberattacks against industrial systems have become part of the threat landscape, but how do you deal with it when it actually happens?
In this part of the program, we introduce various scenarios where you will get to discuss potential challenges and solutions using the SANS 6-step model.
We end the seminar with a lunch, with great options to build more relations.