The 12th edition of Cyberhagen, formerly known as the Copenhagen CyberCrime Conference, took place on September 19, 2024, under the theme “Stories from the Frontlines”. Welcoming 250 attendees from diverse sectors, the event upheld Cyberhagen’s spirit of knowledge-sharing and inspiration, now further enriched by its new identity. The theme brought to light firsthand insights from cybersecurity professionals, delivering fresh perspectives and practical takeaways drawn from their experiences in tackling complex challenges.

The anniversary 10th edition of the Copenhagen Cybercrime Conference took place on September 7-8, 2022, and centered around the more-than-ever relevant theme of’ ‘Incident Response and Resilience’. For the first time, the conference was organized as a hybrid event. And despite the fact that we were able to reach a larger and more distant audience with the virtual format, we have truly enjoyed being able to meet and share knowledge and best practices at a physical event again.

Due to the global corona pandemic, the 8th Copenhagen Cybercrime Conference took place in the virtual space. Spread over three days (September 14-16, 2020), it offered an agenda full of world-class speakers and insightful topics. 

The 6^th Copenhagen Cybercrime Conference took place on June 7, 2018 at the headquarters of the Confederation of Danish Industry. The conference was co-organized by CSIS Security Group and DI and was attended by over 220 IT security professionals. The conference featured keynotes by a.o. Marianne Sørensen from the Agency for Digitization, Paul Vixie from Farsight and Peter Kruse from CSIS. The conference also offered a number of presentations on mobile malware, APTs, GDPR, threat hunting, modern threats or IoTs.

The 4^th Copenhagen Cybercrime Conference took place on June 9, 2016 at the headquarters of the Confederation of Danish Industry. The conference was co-organized by CSIS Security Group, DI and the Danish Bankers’ Association and was attended by over 280 IT security professionals from a variety of industries. The conference featured a keynote by Eugene Kaspersky, the founder and CEO of Kaspersky Lab, who reflected on the dark ages of cyber security. Other topics that resonated at the CCCC16 were e.g. hacker attack against the energy company NRGi, consequences of the GDPR for the use of modern technologies or the (in)security of modern Iot devices.