Detailed Program

Discover the program of the 3rd edition of Cyber On Board: three intense days of discussions, scientific conferences, roundtables, and strategic meetings, punctuated by the ultimate embedded CTF challenge. Each day has been designed to stimulate discussions, foster networking, and deliver a complete and immersive experience in the world of embedded systems. Official opening of the day by Patrick Radja, VP Cybersecurity Director at Naval Group, alongside institutional representatives.

Detailed Program

Discover the program of the 3rd edition of Cyber On Board: three intense days of discussions, scientific conferences, roundtables, and strategic meetings, punctuated by the ultimate embedded CTF challenge. Each day has been designed to stimulate discussions, foster networking, and deliver a complete and immersive experience in the world of embedded systems. Official opening of the day by Patrick Radja, VP Cybersecurity Director at Naval Group, alongside institutional representatives.

DAY 01

Tuesday, May 26,
2026

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14:00 – 14:15 Introduction 

Official opening of the day by Patrick Radja, alongside institutional representatives.


14:15 – 14:30 Exceptional address by Anne Le Hénanff

A highly anticipated speech on the major national and European challenges related to artificial intelligence, digital technology, and cybersecurity.


14:30 – 14:55 Opening keynote on AI and cybersecurity

With Ihsen Alouani, researcher at Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France, specializing in embedded AI (“Edge AI”), cybersecurity, and privacy protection. A talk focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity in embedded environments.


14:55 – 15:50  Roundtable – How can we remain in control of our choices ? 

As embedded AI becomes the decision-making core of our infrastructures, vehicles, defense systems, industrial networks, and connected devices, a key question arises: who truly controls the technology driving our critical environments? 

This roundtable will address the key challenges related to technological sovereignty in a context of rapidly accelerating embedded AI. 


 Topics covered :

- The impact of regulations on industrial players

-  Strategic choices in AI development and integration 

- Sovereignty challenges for European organizations

-  The need for coordinated action to remain competitive


 Speakers: 

- Arik Roztal – Global Head of Cybersecurity Business Development at NVIDIA 

- Victor Vuillard – Mistral AI


15:50 – 16:30 Break

16:30 – 16:50 Interview – AI and protection of embedded systems : A new ally 

With Pierre Ansel, CEO and founder of SEEDFENCE


16:50 – 17:35 Roundtable – Actions and cooperation: the driving force of European success

Embedded AI is becoming the strategic backbone of our critical systems. From autonomous drones to secure satellite constellations, from sovereign industrial chains to digital defense platforms, one fact is clear: no state, company, or team can succeed alone. 


The complexity of threats, the speed of technological disruption, European regulatory demands, and the global race for industrial and digital sovereignty require a new approach—one based on collective action and structured cooperation. 


This roundtable tackles a central question: how can Europe transform its strengths into a true strategic advantage with strong industrial ambition?


17:40 – 18:00 Discussion – Cross perspectives from institutional and strategic stakeholders on AI & cyber challenges

18:10 – 18:30 Closing remarks

18:30 – 23:30 Networking session with drinks, dinner, and evening networking event

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DAY 01

Tuesday, May 26,
2026

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14:00 - 14:15  Introduction

Official opening of the day by Patrick Radja, VP Cybersecurity Director at Naval Group, alongside institutional representatives.

14:15 - 14:40 Opening keynote on AI and cybersecurity   

With Ihsen Alouani, Associate Professor at Queen’s University Belfast and Faculty Affiliate at the University of Oxford. A session dedicated to the intersecting challenges of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity in embedded environments.   


14:40 - 15:30 Panel discussion – How do we remain in control of our decisions? The challenge of sovereignty  

As embedded AI becomes the decision-making core of our infrastructures, vehicles, defense systems, industrial networks, and connected objects, a key question arises: who truly controls the technology that governs our critical environments?

This panel will explore the key challenges related to technological sovereignty in the context of rapidly accelerating embedded AI. 


Topics covered :  

- The impact of regulations on industrial players

- Strategic choices in AI development and integration - Sovereignty challenges for European organizations - The need for coordinated action to remain competitive 


With : 

- Arik Roztal – Global Cybersecurity Business Development Manager at NVIDIA

- Victor Vuillard – Mistral AI - Yacine Ladjici – Cybersecurity Director Valeo Power, Valeo Master Expert & President of the Expert Community on connected vehicles, data management, cybersecurity - Ihsen Alouani – Associate Professor at Queen’s University Belfast and Faculty Affiliate at the University of Oxford 


15:30 - 16:00 Break 


16:00 - 16:20 Interview – AI and embedded systems protection: a new ally 

With Pierre Ansel, CEO and founder of SEEDFENCE

Marc Peresse, Cybersecurity Expert Leader 


16:25 - 17:10 Panel discussion – Action and cooperation: the cornerstone of European success  

Embedded AI is becoming the strategic backbone of our critical systems. From autonomous drones to secure satellite constellations, from sovereign industrial chains to digital defense platforms, one reality stands out: no state, company, or team can succeed alone. The complexity of threats, the speed of technological disruption, European regulatory demands, and the global race for industrial and digital sovereignty require a new approach: collective action and structured cooperation. This panel addresses a central question: how can Europe turn its strengths into a true strategic advantage with strong industrial ambition? 


With :

Quentin Rivette, SNCF 

Eddy Thésée, Alstom 

Patrick Radja, Naval group 

Rear Admiral Vincent du Gardin, French Navy General Staff


17:10 - 17:30 Interview – Cross perspectives from institutional and strategic actors on AI & cyber challenges  

Ludovic Chaker, DGA, RADAR


17:30 - 17:50 Interview with Pierre Mignoni  Pierre Mignoni, a key figure in French rugby, will share his experience on high-level collective performance: how to build a strong team, adapt over time, and maintain a clear understanding of situations. 


17h50 - 18h30 Closing remarks


18:30 - 23:30 Networking evening


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DAY 02

Wednesday, May 27,
2026

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09:00 - 09:15 Introduction

09:15 - 10:30 Conférences scientifiques - Matériel 

09:15 Alessandro Palumbo  France – CentraleSupélec, Inria, Univ Rennes, CNRS, IRISA 

Sécurité multi-couches pilotée par la confiance pour les systèmes à base de microprocesseurs : aligner les menaces logicielles et matérielles avec des contre-mesures adaptatives 

09:45 Yann Loisel  France – SiFive

RISC-V et les solutions de sécurité SiFive

10:15 Olivier Savry  France – CEA 

Processeur d’application « hors service », sécurisé avec passion 

10:30 - 11:00 Pause - Cyber Village 

11:00 - 12:30 Conférences scientifiques - Logiciel + Drone

Président de session : Olivier Gesny 

11:00 Jocelyn Leheup, Guillaume Fumaroli, Laurent Gauteron

Freshness-by-Session : une approche à faible surcharge pour contrer les attaques MITM de rejeu de données dans les ECU automobiles

11:30 Jonathan Brossard  MOABI

Gestion pratique des vulnérabilités sous contraintes réglementaires pour les PSIRT modernes 

11:45 Michael Rouves, Jonathan-Christofer Demay, David Mateille  ArianeGroup

Obfuscation logicielle en contexte industriel : intégration dans le cycle de développement, méthodes d’évaluation et compromis de performance

12:00 Loïc Lagadec, Loïc Plassart 

Furtivité dès la conception, insécurité dès la conception ? Risques cyber dans les missions de surveillance autonomes

12:15 Pierre Boissin  Naval Group 

Sécuriser les fondations des systèmes UxV : approche non intrusive pour garantir la sécurité du Data Distribution Service 

12:30 - 14:00 Déjeuner 

14:00 - 14:15 RCP 

14:15 - 15:45 Conférences scientifiques - PSOC + IDS 

Président de session : Nicolas Loriot 

14:15 Daniele Antonioli  Eurecom 

SimProcess : simulation haute fidélité de processus physiques bruités dans les systèmes de contrôle industriel

14:45 Francis Hauguet  Naval Group 

MITRE ATT&CK comme cadre de mesure des performances offensives et défensives 

15:15 Alexey Kleymenov, Vincent Dely 

Cybersécurité OT/IoT en France : retours issus de la télémétrie à grande échelle dans le transport 

15:30 Luc Genaux, Mathis Capisano, Pascal Delaunay  Airbus Defence & Space

SOC dédié aux produits Airbus Helicopters

15:45 - 16:15 Pause - Cyber Village

16:15 - 18:00 Conférences scientifiques - Red Team 

16:15 Fabien Thomas  Gendarmerie Nationale 

Étude de cas : lecture in situ d’une carte MMC endommagée

16:45 Servann Pigault,  Franck Sicard 

Renforcement modulaire et détection contextuelle : approches innovantes de cybersécurité pour les systèmes d’instrumentation et de contrôle nucléaires 

17:15 Sébastien Bardin, Frédéric Recoules, Yanis Sellami and Mahmudul Faisal Al Ameen

Analyse automatisée des vulnérabilités par canaux auxiliaires appliquée à la cryptographie post-quantique

17:30 Isabelle Olivier, Franck Salvador  Thales 

Analyse en boîte noire des composants de sécurité 

17:45 Thierry Quiniou  Naval Group 

Évaluation de la sécurité des systèmes embarqués temps réel 

18:00 - 19:00 Interviews

19:00 - 20:30 Apéritif 

19:00 - 23:55 CTF (Capture The Flag) Une nuit dédiée à la pratique, autour de challenges sur les AGV

20:30 - 23:00 Dîner et soirée 

23:00 - 23:55 Fin de l’événement

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DAY 02

Wednesday, May 27,
2026

Access to the ticket office

09:00 - 09:15 Introduction 

09:15 - 10:30 Conférences scientifiques - Matériel 

09:15 Alessandro Palumbo  France – CentraleSupélec, Inria, Univ Rennes, CNRS, IRISA 

Sécurité multi-couches pilotée par la confiance pour les systèmes à base de microprocesseurs : aligner les menaces logicielles et matérielles avec des contre-mesures adaptatives 

09:45 Yann Loisel  France – SiFive

RISC-V et les solutions de sécurité SiFive

10:15 Olivier Savry  France – CEA 

Processeur d’application « hors service », sécurisé avec passion 

10:30 - 11:00 Pause - Cyber Village 

11:00 - 12:30 Conférences scientifiques - Logiciel + Drone

Président de session : Olivier Gesny 

11:00 Jocelyn Leheup, Guillaume Fumaroli, Laurent Gauteron

Freshness-by-Session : une approche à faible surcharge pour contrer les attaques MITM de rejeu de données dans les ECU automobiles

11:30 Jonathan Brossard  MOABI

Gestion pratique des vulnérabilités sous contraintes réglementaires pour les PSIRT modernes 

11:45 Michael Rouves, Jonathan-Christofer Demay, David Mateille  ArianeGroup

Obfuscation logicielle en contexte industriel : intégration dans le cycle de développement, méthodes d’évaluation et compromis de performance

12:00 Loïc Lagadec, Loïc Plassart 

Furtivité dès la conception, insécurité dès la conception ? Risques cyber dans les missions de surveillance autonomes

12:15 Pierre Boissin  Naval Group 

Sécuriser les fondations des systèmes UxV : approche non intrusive pour garantir la sécurité du Data Distribution Service 

12:30 - 14:00 Déjeuner 

14:00 - 14:15 RCP 

14:15 - 15:45 Conférences scientifiques - PSOC + IDS 

Président de session : Nicolas Loriot 

14:15 Daniele Antonioli  Eurecom 

SimProcess : simulation haute fidélité de processus physiques bruités dans les systèmes de contrôle industriel

14:45 Francis Hauguet  Naval Group 

MITRE ATT&CK comme cadre de mesure des performances offensives et défensives 

15:15 Alexey Kleymenov, Vincent Dely 

Cybersécurité OT/IoT en France : retours issus de la télémétrie à grande échelle dans le transport 

15:30 Luc Genaux, Mathis Capisano, Pascal Delaunay  Airbus Defence & Space

SOC dédié aux produits Airbus Helicopters

15:45 - 16:15 Pause - Cyber Village

16:15 - 18:00 Conférences scientifiques - Red Team 

16:15 Fabien Thomas  Gendarmerie Nationale 

Étude de cas : lecture in situ d’une carte MMC endommagée

16:45 Servann Pigault,  Franck Sicard 

Renforcement modulaire et détection contextuelle : approches innovantes de cybersécurité pour les systèmes d’instrumentation et de contrôle nucléaires 

17:15 Sébastien Bardin, Frédéric Recoules, Yanis Sellami and Mahmudul Faisal Al Ameen

Analyse automatisée des vulnérabilités par canaux auxiliaires appliquée à la cryptographie post-quantique

17:30 Isabelle Olivier, Franck Salvador  Thales 

Analyse en boîte noire des composants de sécurité 

17:45 Thierry Quiniou  Naval Group 

Évaluation de la sécurité des systèmes embarqués temps réel 

18:00 - 19:00 Interviews

19:00 - 20:30 Apéritif 

19:00 - 23:55 CTF (Capture The Flag) Une nuit dédiée à la pratique, autour de challenges sur les AGV

20:30 - 23:00 Dîner et soirée 

23:00 - 23:55 Fin de l’événement

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DAY 03

Thursday, May 28,
2026

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08:45 – 10:30 Scientific Conferences – Standards & Training

Session Chair: Nicolas Guillet 


08:45 Caroline Rembert

Cyber training in the French Navy: strengthening our capabilities in the face of an ever-evolving threat. 


09:15 Xavier Buisson and Laurent Le Bourhis  France – Black Duck Software

The European Cyber Resilience Act (CRA): concrete impacts on software product security and R&D organizations Speaker: Laurent Le Bourhis


09:45 Loïc Lebain and Serge Benoliel France – Wavestone

Cyber crisis product exercises: feedback on the SIRIUS exercises at Alstom Speaker: Loïc Lebain 10:00 Stéphanie Ledoux, Anaïs Faure and Louis Chabert – France – Alcyconie Beyond CERT: preparing embedded systems engineering teams for cyber crisis management – MBDA x Alcyconie feedback Speaker: Stéphanie Ledoux

10:15 Vincent Louis France

Mastering cybersecurity from the design phase of FPGA components in aeronautics: a risk-based DevSecOps approach compliant with ED-203A.


10:30 – 11:00 Cyber Village Break

11:00 – 12:00 Scientific Conferences – OT Constraints & Environments

Session Chair: Pierre Boissin

 

11:00 Servann Pigault and Franck Sicard  France – Framatome

Modular hardening and contextualized detection: innovative cybersecurity approaches for nuclear I&C systems Speaker: Servann Pigault


11:30 Raphaël Maillet and Thomas Lacrouts France – TechnicAtome

Secure and cyber-secured architecture of nuclear propulsion control systems: case of a multi-level gateway, from design to maintenance Speaker: Raphaël Maillet


11:45 Florian Doumenc and Pablo Quiroga  France – Trout Software

Embedded systems security: from “trusted” VLAN to defensive proxy in the local network (LAN) Speaker: Florian Doumenc 


12:00 – 12:30 CTF Awards Ceremony

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch 

14:00 – 15:30 Scientific Conferences – AI & PQC

Session Chair: Lionel Robin 14:00 Victor Guyomard, Mathis Mauvisseau and Marie Paindavoine – France – SkyldAI Bypassing SafetyCore: exploring risks related to deploying embedded AI Presenter: Victor Guyomard 


14:30 Vincent Roy  France – Cisco

Small Language Models (SLM) in constrained environments: deployment of an autonomous embedded SOC for offline cyber investigations 


14:45 Flavio Sens  France – SERMA Group

Trust chain for autonomous fleets: are classical and post-quantum threshold signatures relevant for constrained embedded systems


15:00 Erwan Gautron and Vanille Lambert  France – KNDS

Feedback on the adoption of post-quantum hybridization (PQC) in vehicle computers and weapon systems Presenter: Erwan Gautron 


15:15 Jean-Charles Faugère  France – CryptoNext Security

Transition to post-quantum cryptography in embedded systems

 

15:30 – 16:30 Networking coffee – Participants’ departure

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DAY 03

Thursday, May 28,
2026

Access to the ticket office

08:45 – 10:30 Scientific Conferences – Standards & Training

Session Chair: Nicolas Guillet 


08:45 Caroline Rembert

Cyber training in the French Navy: strengthening our capabilities in the face of an ever-evolving threat. 


09:15 Xavier Buisson and Laurent Le Bourhis  France – Black Duck Software

The European Cyber Resilience Act (CRA): concrete impacts on software product security and R&D organizations Speaker: Laurent Le Bourhis


09:45 Loïc Lebain and Serge Benoliel France – Wavestone

Cyber crisis product exercises: feedback on the SIRIUS exercises at Alstom Speaker: Loïc Lebain 10:00 Stéphanie Ledoux, Anaïs Faure and Louis Chabert – France – Alcyconie Beyond CERT: preparing embedded systems engineering teams for cyber crisis management – MBDA x Alcyconie feedback Speaker: Stéphanie Ledoux

10:15 Vincent Louis France

Mastering cybersecurity from the design phase of FPGA components in aeronautics: a risk-based DevSecOps approach compliant with ED-203A.


10:30 – 11:00 Cyber Village Break

11:00 – 12:00 Scientific Conferences – OT Constraints & Environments

Session Chair: Pierre Boissin

 

11:00 Servann Pigault and Franck Sicard  France – Framatome

Modular hardening and contextualized detection: innovative cybersecurity approaches for nuclear I&C systems Speaker: Servann Pigault


11:30 Raphaël Maillet and Thomas Lacrouts France – TechnicAtome

Secure and cyber-secured architecture of nuclear propulsion control systems: case of a multi-level gateway, from design to maintenance Speaker: Raphaël Maillet


11:45 Florian Doumenc and Pablo Quiroga  France – Trout Software

Embedded systems security: from “trusted” VLAN to defensive proxy in the local network (LAN) Speaker: Florian Doumenc 


12:00 – 12:30 CTF Awards Ceremony

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch 

14:00 – 15:30 Scientific Conferences – AI & PQC

Session Chair: Lionel Robin 14:00 Victor Guyomard, Mathis Mauvisseau and Marie Paindavoine – France – SkyldAI Bypassing SafetyCore: exploring risks related to deploying embedded AI Presenter: Victor Guyomard 


14:30 Vincent Roy  France – Cisco

Small Language Models (SLM) in constrained environments: deployment of an autonomous embedded SOC for offline cyber investigations 


14:45 Flavio Sens  France – SERMA Group

Trust chain for autonomous fleets: are classical and post-quantum threshold signatures relevant for constrained embedded systems


15:00 Erwan Gautron and Vanille Lambert  France – KNDS

Feedback on the adoption of post-quantum hybridization (PQC) in vehicle computers and weapon systems Presenter: Erwan Gautron 


15:15 Jean-Charles Faugère  France – CryptoNext Security

Transition to post-quantum cryptography in embedded systems

 

15:30 – 16:30 Networking coffee – Participants’ departure

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