The CyberSecurityHubcz welcomed a delegation from Kenya to Brno, which was interested in the Czech activities in the field of cyber security during its visit to the Czech Republic. The programme focused on presenting the functioning of our hub, specific projects and practical tools we use for training, simulations and cyber capacity development.
During the meeting, the guests learned about the Hub's work, its involvement in international activities and specific projects that focus on building resilience, education and training in the field of cyber security. The programme also included a presentation of the CyberRangecz platform and the BUTCA Arena - specialised environments for testing, incident simulation and capacity development in cyberspace. During the visit, the activities of the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office and the Brno-based company Phonexia, which focuses on voice biometrics and speech recognition software, were also presented.
Such visits confirm the growing international interest in Czech experience in the field of cyber security and the importance of Brno as an innovation centre. We believe that the exchange of experience and know-how will contribute to the development of future cooperation.
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On Thursday 12 June 2025, we welcomed a delegation from the Bavarian State Ministry of Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy, led by State Secretary Tobias Gotthardt, at the Advanced Chip Design and Research Centre (ACDRC). The morning meeting focused on discussions on the development of the semiconductor industry and European cooperation.The delegation from Bavaria visited the ACDRC
