Safe Internet Festival 2022 During the European Cybersecurity Month, the NÚKIB organised the Safe Internet Festival. A total of 34 partners from the non-profit and private sectors participated in the festival and prepared a total of 37 activities for various target groups. The NÚKIB participated in the realization of 15 activities. The festival received media support from the Czech Radio (Český Rozhlas) stations, and educational spots were broadcasted in October on the CRo Radiožurnál, CRo Dvojka and CRo Vltava stations. The festival included the release of a cybersecurity course for seniors (SENIOR tool), which aims to help them identify malicious and dangerous emails. As part of the festival, a so-called elevator campaign aimed at the medical staff in hospitals took place. 51 hospitals and health centres participated. Education Within the Healthcare Sector Following an earlier analysis, the NÚKIB supplemented online education for the healthcare sector with the course Start Cyber!. At the same time, the content and design of the Dávej kyber! course was updated for healthcare. Both courses were attended by 9641 employees from 27 hospitals and health centres. This is 5051 more trained persons than in 2021. CyberCon 2022 Conference In September 2022, the NÚKIB organised the eighth annual CyberCon Brno conference at the Scala Cinema and the Faculty of Social Studies of Masaryk University in Brno. The main goal of the conference is to provide space for connecting the public, academic, and private sectors in the field of cybersecurity. During the three-day programme, 500 participants from the professional and general public listened to lectures and discussions reflecting technical, political, and legal aspects of cybersecurity. A new addition to this year‘s conference was the workshop day, during which participants had the opportunity to solve problems and challenges related to cybersecurity first-hand. During the first day of the conference, the second iteration of the Study Cyber! school fair for primary and secondary school students took place. The second day of the conference was dedicated to the latest developments in regulation. Experts presented the forthcoming NIS 2 Directive, risk analysis, and shared key findings from cybersecurity audits. During the final day, strategic perspectives on the diverse challenges in cybersecurity were presented. There was also a political discussion in which members of the Parliament of the Czech Republic discussed cybersecurity funding or the role of the state in ensuring cybersecurity. The conference recording is available at www.cybercon.cz. 39