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Lviv Polytechnic University told how classical IT education is changing. The emphasis is gradually shifting from writing code to understanding why it works. And programming is increasingly being combined with engineering. So students work not only with code, but also with hardware, robotics, and unmanned systems.

Independence in the 21st century is measured not only by borders and the army, but also by the ability to preserve one’s data, digital statehood, and business during the largest systemic crises. What do you know about the Ukrainian cloud? How did the first and largest national cloud providers and mass services appear and grow? How are they changing right now under the influence of artificial intelligence? And most importantly, how does the cloud hold the foundation of our digital sovereignty?

Hello everyone. My name is Maksym, I am the Head of Platform and Application Security at SharksCode, a Ukrainian licensed IT company that develops high-tech software solutions and platforms for B2B according to Western standards and international principles. Now I’ll talk a little about information and cybersecurity. More precisely, about my vision of how to make your project or product more secure. It would be nice to start with a real case from my own experience, but there is a nuance here — all cases are different, as are the losses from them. Therefore, instead of one story, I will try to give advice that can be applied regardless of scale.