(P02) (INCYBER) No Country for Old Boards: Why Governance Must Adapt to Cyber Risk?

Wednesday, April 1, 2026 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM · 2 hr. 30 min. (Europe/Paris)

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Often seen as a cost center or a regulatory burden, cybersecurity still struggles to be recognized as a driver of value creation. Yet in an era of accelerated digital transformation and systemic threats, it is becoming a key factor of competitiveness, resilience, and trust. How can we move beyond a defensive posture to embed cybersecurity at the heart of corporate strategy? What governance models, indicators, and alliances will turn it into not a constraint, but a pillar of sustainable performance and growth?

9:15 | Plenary Session Opening — No Country For Old Boards: Why Governance Must Adapt to Cyber Risk

9:15 – 9:37 | Keynote Speech — Vincent Strubel, Director General of ANSSI

9:39 – 9:56 | Interview — Joffrey Célestin-Urbain, President of Campus Cyber

9:58 – 10:03 | Keynote Speech — Gilles Bélanger, Minister of Cybersecurity and Digital Technology of Québec

10:04 – 10:19 | Partner Keynote — Doug Vondera, Global Field CISO, SentinelOne

10:20 – 10:35 | Interview — Franck Le Moal, Chief Information Officer, LVMH by par Julia Sieger

10:37 – 11:12 | Panel Discussion moderated by Charlotte Kan

Fabrice Bru, Cybersecurity and Architecture Director (Groupement Mousquetaires), President of CESIN
Odile Duthil, President of CLUSIF and Cybersecurity Director (Caisse des Dépôts)
Nolwenn Le Ster, Head of the Cybersecurity Commission at Numeum
Ralf Kleinfeld, CISO of OTTO Group

11:12 – 11:27 | Presentation — "Digital Security Governance: Guidance, Deployment, and Management" Report by ANSSI, co-led by CIGREF

Mathieu Weill, Director of Digital Transformation and Deputy Secretary General for Digital Affairs at the Ministry of the Interior
Mathieu Couturier, Head of the Digital Security Management Division, Strategy Sub-Directorate of ANSSI

11:29 – 11:49 | Closing Keynote — AI 2026 - 2030: Strategizing for the Oncoming Vertigo