Resilience Day

Cyberattacks, economic espionage, sabotage, and geopolitical tensions are creating growing challenges for businesses and public infrastructure. Digital and physical risks are becoming increasingly interconnected. On the third day of Smart Country Convention 2026, the focus will therefore be on how businesses and critical infrastructure can be better protected and made more resilient.

Businesses today face a complex threat landscape: Cyberattacks can disrupt production and business operations, economic espionage can put valuable know-how and competitiveness at risk, and sabotage can affect critical infrastructure and supply chains. At the same time, geopolitical tensions and technological dependencies are increasing vulnerabilities across the economy and society.

Resilience has therefore become a strategic leadership priority. Businesses need to protect critical functions, understand their dependencies, and remain operational even in times of crisis. The program brings together perspectives from business, security authorities, and practitioners to explore how organizations can strengthen their resilience and response capabilities over the long term.