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SUMMARY:Cyber Commons - Opportunities & Challenges - Lynn Rosa-Andre\, Car
 los Correia\, Tima Soni\, Joseph Ermeras\, Dr. Emilia Tantar\, Pascal Stei
 chen\, Lisa Toni Burke
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UID:pretalx-open-source-conference-luxembourg-2026-LLHRY9@pretalx.com
DESCRIPTION:**Panel Discussion: Powering Cybersecurity Through Data: Luxem
 bourg’s Vision in Action**\nLuxembourg has set out a holistic vision\, g
 uiding principles and concrete actions to make data\, AI and quantum techn
 ologies support economic growth and sustainability\, through the Luxembour
 g Data\, AI and Quantum strategies 2030.\n\nIn order to operationalise thi
 s strategy\, the Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity\, through its Luxembour
 g Cybersecurity Factory\, is coordinating the national Cybersecurity Flags
 hip project and is establishing the first Open Cybersecurity Data Space in
  Europe. Such a data space fosters synergies by facilitating the collectio
 n and exchange of cybersecurity-related data like threat intelligence\, vu
 lnerabilities\, and efficiency of protective measures and is indispensable
  for the creation of new autonomous cybersecurity tools that SMEs can affo
 rd.\nWhat are the ambitions and challenges faced? Let’s hear the insight
 s from the various actors involved.\n\n**Expected outcome:** Participants 
 will gain practical insights into how the Open Cybersecurity Data Space ca
 n enable trusted data sharing\, improve threat intelligence and support th
 e development of affordable cybersecurity solutions for SMEs. They will le
 ave with a clearer understanding of the key requirements\, stakeholder rol
 es and next steps needed to make the data space operational and impactful.
LOCATION:Auditorium
URL:https://pretalx.com/open-source-conference-luxembourg-2026/talk/LLHRY9
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SUMMARY:AI Regulatory Sandboxes and Cyber Commons - David Benhamou\, Dr. C
 arlo Harpes\, Dr. Emilia Tantar\, Dr. Roy Sugimura\, Lisa Toni Burke
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UID:pretalx-open-source-conference-luxembourg-2026-WAGWPK@pretalx.com
DESCRIPTION:**Panel discussion: The role of open source and cyber commons 
 for preparing for regulatory compliance.**\n\nThe EU AI Act introduces reg
 ulatory sandboxes (Articles 57–59) to help organisations develop\, test 
 and validate innovative AI under supervision before market entry. This pan
 el asks how open source and the emerging cyber commons can make this bridg
 e between innovation and compliance more accessible\, especially for SMEs
 \, startups\, researchers and public bodies.\n\nBringing together regulato
 rs\, standardisation and cybersecurity actors\, and open-source practition
 ers\, the discussion will explore how shared assets such as datasets\, tes
 ting tools\, reference implementations and conformity-assessment know-how 
 can reduce compliance barriers\, and how sandboxes and open commons can re
 inforce each other: sandboxes provide supervised spaces to experiment\, wh
 ile the commons provides reusable building blocks.\n\nKey questions includ
 e: What can a cyber commons realistically offer organisations preparing fo
 r AI Act compliance? Where does open source strengthen trust\, reproducibi
 lity and auditability and where are its limits? How can sandboxes\, standa
 rds and open commons ensure that lessons learned become shared resources? 
 And how should Europe’s strategic autonomy agenda shape what is built co
 llectively versus procured?\n\n**Expected outcome:** Attendees will leave 
 with a concrete picture of how open-source tooling and a cyber commons can
  shorten the path to regulatory readiness\, practical entry points for par
 ticipating in or contributing to these resources\, and an understanding of
  how sandboxes and the commons fit within the broader EU standardisation a
 nd compliance landscape.
LOCATION:Auditorium
URL:https://pretalx.com/open-source-conference-luxembourg-2026/talk/WAGWPK
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