Explore our past CCS Events, including DEEP conferences from, key industry exhibitions, HUKU forums, and specialized administrator training sessions.
Cyber Incident Response in Credit Unions
We today held an engaging workshop titled “Cyber Incident Response in Credit Unions”, organized by the Technical Assistance for Socially Inclusive Financing (SIFTA), the Croatian Association of Credit Unions (HUKU), and the Microfinance Centre (MFC). The workshop utilized the Cyber Conflict Simulator, providing participants with essential theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to effectively tackle modern cyber challenges. Emphasizing the importance of timely and structured responses to security threats, the event featured insights from Goran Polonji, the CCS CTO, as the moderator.
Thanks to all participants,
Utilis CCS team
InfoSecurity, London
This year InfoSecurity Europe is full of AI driven products and services. A lot of lectures are about AI challanges and maybe better to say risks. General conclusion is that our defence should be more agile and proactive. Use of AI in cyber protection is enevatable. But human understanding of used technologies and decision making process is still most important link in a CyberSecurity chain. Active protection and training for incident response goes hand by hand in building solid cyber resilience. If you are in London today or tomorow come to visit InfoSecurity Europe. We are on boot C56 keen to share toughts and ideas with you.
CyberSec Europe 2026, Brussels
This week, we are in Brussels at CyberSec Europe 2026, showcasing our Cyber Conflict Simulator (CCS) and its exciting new features to cyber experts and service providers from across the continent. With a strong focus on cyber and digital operational resilience at this year’s conference, we are thrilled to contribute our CCS to this intricate puzzle.
DEEP 2025, Punta Skala
DEEP Conference 2025 in Petrčane Falkensteiner Punta Skala on October 22nd and 23rd!
Our session, “Wargaming in the Cyber Domain, challenges, limitations and hybrid approaches”, will try explain what is wargaming and how professional wargaming tools like Cyber Conflict Simulator (CCS) can transform cybersecurity exercises.
Looking forward to connecting with peers and exchanging ideas on building digital resilience.
DEEP Conference 2025 in Petrčane Falkensteiner Punta Skala on October 22nd and 23rd!
Our session, “Wargaming in the Cyber Domain, challenges, limitations and hybrid approaches”, will try explain what is wargaming and how professional wargaming tools like Cyber Conflict Simulator (CCS) can transform cybersecurity exercises.
Looking forward to connecting with peers and exchanging ideas on building digital resilience.
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