Welcome to the third day of Turku Tech Week! This day centres around Cybersecurity Day 2026. In the afternoon, the Autonomous Systems Network will also meet for the first time — especially welcoming companies and experts in the field. Read more below and register for the events on the third day!

This year’s Cybersecurity Day 2026 theme is SMEs at the Forefront: Hybrid Influence and Cyber Resilience.

During the event, you will hear from SMEs about how they identify and anticipate cyber and hybrid threats, and how they strengthen their operational resilience. At the same time, there will be discussions about the role of SMEs in national security and continuity. The changing security landscape challenges businesses to evaluate what risks they should particularly prepare for in the future. These themes will be examined from both cyber threat and hybrid threat perspectives. Funding opportunities that support SMEs in preparedness, risk assessments, and other development actions will also be presented.

Time: Wednesday 4 March 2026, 08:30–15:00
Venue: Visitor and Innovation Centre Joki, Lemminkäisenkatu 12b, 20520 Turku
Lecture Hall: Putous (2nd floor)
Parking: ParkCity parking (Joukahaisenkatu 8), Tahkonaukio parking area (outdoor, Lemminkäisenkatu 9), and the EduCity sand field (Lemminkäisenkatu 22–24).

Programme

8.30–9.00 Registration

9.00 Opening of the event
Päivi Mattila, Principal Expert, Turku University of Applied Sciences

Company presentations

Presentation on the role of SMEs as part of security of supply
National Emergency Supply Agency

Cyber and hybrid threats as part of SMEs’ risk assessment (tbc)
University of Turku

Questions and discussion on the presentations

EU innovation and funding opportunities for SMEs (tbc)
Aleksi Rantaniemi, Senior Specialist, Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom; National Cyber Security Centre

Presentation of the “Critical Infrastructure Protected from Hybrid Threats” project and its value for SMEs
Päivi Mattila, Principal Expert, Turku University of Applied Sciences, Coordinator of the HUSKI project

11.00–11.15 Closing of the event

The event is open to everyone and free of charge, but places are limited.

Inquiries

Päivi Mattila, Turku University of Applied Sciences | Senior Expert, Head of the Cyber and Hybrid Resilience Research Group
paivi.mattila@turkuamk.fi

Welcome to the first meeting of the Security and Dual Use Ecosystem’s Autonomous Systems Network!

Time: Wednesday 4 March 2026, 12.30-16.00
Venue: Business Turku, Tykistökatu 4B, 20520 Turku
Lecture Hall: Kudos
Parking is available at Aimo Park, and ParkCity (Joukahaisenkatu 8) has plenty of spaces.

Programme

12.30 Networking & coffee

Welcome words: network objectives and participant introductions
Sofia Pihlava, Business Turku

Presentations:
Jani Pihl, Rumble Tools
Tero Reunanen, Turku University of Applied Sciences

Networking & coffee

Real-time detection
Timo Haavisto, Turku University of Applied Sciences

Workshop
Design Lead

Joint ideation and identification of next steps

The meeting ends at 16.00

Register by sending an email to antti.wihlman@businessturku.fi

Inquiries

Sofia Pihlava