Cyber Resilience

5 sessions
Days
TR513

The digital democracy we take for granted does not rest on solid ground; it is suspended by a web of fragile physical and logical chains.

A single cut to a subsea cable can isolate a nation overnight. AI-driven disinformation at scale threatens to drown out reality itself. When malicious manipulation is woven into the very fabric of our code, the internet is no longer a sanctuary of freedom. It's a silent battlefield.

In this track, we delve into our "Compromised Digital World." We invite you to answer a critical question: In an era of global turmoil, how do we defend the privacy of our voices, the truth of our narratives, and the resilience of the infrastructure that holds it all together?

Day 1

August 8, 2026 · TR513

TR513
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Open-Source Practices Against Information Manipulation: Experiences and Challenges of the Cofacts Crowd-Sourced Fact-Checking Platform

Johnson, Benson Su

Intermediate

When Submarine Cables Go Dark: Measuring the Resilience of Websites Used in Taiwan

Irvin Chen

Beginner

SBOMs Aren't Enough. Secure Your Software Supply Chain End-To-End

Yongjae Chung, Justin Cappos

Intermediate

From Disinformation to Influence Operations: Understanding FIMI through the Borderless Group Case

weichen, kevin

Beginner

Architecture as Constitution: Safeguarding Digital Rights via Statutory Specs and Forkability

劉維人

Intermediate