This page is updated countiously with abstracts and bios of all our speakers.
Arsineh Boodaghian Asl
Arsineh Boodaghian Asl earned her PhD from KTH Royal Institute of Technology and served as a Senior Lecturer at Stockholm University, specialising in network modelling approaches for complex systems. Before her PhD, she worked across several IT sectors. Her research focuses on developing network modelling approaches to simulate and optimise complex systems. She has applied these approaches across diverse domains to better understand their dynamics and nonlinear behaviour as a whole.
Session title:
Privacy, Security, and Children’s Mental Wellbeing: A Holistic View
Malin Fransén Kronberg
Malin Fransén Kronberg is the Head of Security at Telia Sweden.
Session abstract:
As cyber threats evolve, the demand for skilled ethical hackers continue to rise, making their contributions essential in developing robust security measures to protect against cyberattacks.
Maren Framnes
Maren Framnes is responsible for Marketing and Communication at Fynd Reality, where she positions and communicate XR-based training solutions across defense, public safety, and industry. Her work focuses on bridging technology and real-world use, including projects supporting training for Ukraine.
Session title:
From Virtual Training to Real-World Impact: Responsibility in Supporting Ukraine.
Millie Solem
Millie is an independent security researcher and long-time CTF-organizer with a focus on Cryptography and Reverse-Engineering. She currently serves as co-lead and QA manager for TG:Hack and studies Robotics at the University of Oslo. She has also contributed to CTFs for BSides Oslo, Black Valley, and Sikkerhetsfestivalen, and previously served as chair and CTF manager for the Oslo CTF student association. When she’s not making CTFs, she helps big organizations and open-source projects identify and patch vulnerabilities.
Session title:
Capture The Flag: A Practical Introduction
Berith Rannberg
Berith has a background in economics and has built a career in crisis management, international humanitarian operations, and total defense, which has led her into various areas of the security field. Her professional experience spans Swedish government agencies, a local company in the energy and telecom sector, and her current role as head of security at Karlstad University. This diverse background has given her a broad perspective and a strong understanding of how different sectors contribute to security and preparedness.
Session title:
Cybersecurity – how 25 years of working with crises, disasters and organisational change shaped my view of cybersecurity
