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Hacker’s Corner

Hacker’s Corner

Not Just Talk – Demonstrate. Engage. Impress.

Showcase Your Cyber Expertise at Hacker’s Corner.

At Cyber Security Nordic, Hacker’s Corner is your opportunity to go beyond the conventional – a space where companies bring their cyber and information security expertise to life through live demonstrations and hands-on engagement.

This is not a lecture. It’s a live, interactive showcase where you can:

  • Demonstrate your know-how with real-time, practical demos
  • Involve and engage visitors through interactive formats, challenges, or live testing
  • Stand out by offering a tangible experience of your solution or service
  • Connect directly with decision-makers, partners, and potential clients
  • Build trust and visibility in a curated, expert-driven environment

Whether you’re launching a new tool, simulating a threat scenario, or inviting attendees to test your solution, Hacker’s Corner is where your innovation becomes an experience.

Secure your slot today – and let your expertise speak for itself.

Hacker’s Corner programme 2026

Hacker’s Corner programme

Join Trend Micro for an Unforgettable Experience!

Tuesday 29.10. 10:30–13:00

Immerse yourself in the excitement of our Red Teaming Capture The Flag (CTF) competition. This is your chance to test your skills, collaborate with peers, and tackle real-world security scenarios.

Focus on Red Teaming CTF:
Test your skills, engage with top professionals, and tackle real-world challenges in our Red Teaming Capture The Flag (CTF) competition.

How to Participate:
Register for Cyber Security Nordic to secure your spot in the CTF. Don’t miss out—register now!

WithSecure – Macbooks can’t get viruses

Tuesday 29.10. 14:45–15:15

Wednesday 30.10. 10:45–11:15 & 11:30–12:00

Don’t miss this eye-opening demonstration on how viruses can target and infect a Mac! Join us to learn valuable insights from real-world hacking techniques and how to protect your system. – WithSecure

Speakers:

Hannu Uchida
Ville Korhonen

Insta Intruders -demo

Tuesday 29.10. 13:00–14:15
Wednesday 30.10. 14:30–15:15

Security breach in the defender’s point of view.

Demo in brief

1. Attack demonstration from the attacker’s view
• Initial breaching techniques
• Security breach demonstrating for example data leak

2. Simultaneous defender point of view
• How breach is seen in defender’s systems
• Possible defending actions

3. Wrap up – Lessons learned
• Why monitoring & response capability is important

Target audience: Semi-technical

Nixu – Save Lucy from the dark! Demanding more from the security of critical infrastructure

Tuesday 29.10. 15:15–16:30

In our hyper-connected world, a single breach can disrupt industries and cripple critical infrastructure. Superficial security testing is no longer enough.

Focus: The demo urges cyber security professionals to adopt a holistic, root-cause-driven approach to application security. Through the story of “Lucy,” we highlight the importance of addressing deeper issues for true security.

Techniques: Using examples like SQL injection, we’ll challenge the status quo and advocate for comprehensive application security. It’s time for cyber professionals to rise as both assessors and educators, demanding more from our systems and enforcing stricter standards to prevent catastrophic breaches like Vastaamo, where inadequate security led to devastating consequences.

Target audience: People responsible for securing information systems, such as product owners, developers, system architects, security professionals, and IT managers.

Vectra AI – See how Vectra prevent hybrid attacks in real world!

Wednesday 30.10. 12:00–13:00

In this demo you will see how Vectra AI works in close to real life scenario when attackers is using network, identity and O365 as an attack surface. Session is for security engineers, SOC analyst or anyone who like to see how Vectra AI really works

Truesec demo – Tales from Incident Response: Unmasking the Threat Actor’s Inner Sanctum

Wednesday 30.10. 13:00–14:15

Imagine if you could watch every step they taken… Unmasking a threat actor activity is sometime like deciphering an ancient manuscript, but what if you can see every move and control when to strike the pause.

This session is not about log analysis, or following the breadcrumbs left by an elusive adversary. It is about having a full timeline of the threat actors machine and knowing exactly what was done without assumptions or guessing!