4 November 2026, 9:30 AM
Apollo Ülemiste, Tallinn, EstoniaYEAR
The lines between the legitimate and the criminal economy are becoming increasingly blurred. Organised crime is becoming more business-minded, fraud more sophisticated, and trusted access a growing vulnerability.
This year's conference explores how these threats are evolving, how criminal networks operate, and what organisations can do to stay ahead. Join us for the conversation!
Keynote Speakers
Anna Stålsby
Anna Stålsby is a Swedish security and intelligence expert with extensive experience in law enforcement and national security, currently serving as Chief Operating Officer in the security company Vesper Group. She has 20 years of experience as an intelligence specialist, also in leadership positions for the Swedish Security Service, the Swedish Coast Guard and the Swedish Prison and Probation service. Her expertise includes intelligence operations, security protection, threat assessments and strategic security management.
Vahur Verte
Vahur Verte serves as a State Prosecutor in Estonia, focusing on cybercrime, organized crime, and international criminal cooperation. Having worked alongside investigators and security professionals throughout Estonia's modern development, he brings a practitioner's perspective on how a country can strengthen the rule of law, reduce corruption, and build lasting public trust.
Dāvids Freidenfelds
Dāvids Freidenfelds is an investigative journalist and correspondent for Latvia's public broadcaster, covering fraud, cybercrime and organised crime. His investigations reveal how sophisticated criminal networks operate, from social engineering and investment fraud to money-mule networks and fraudulent call centres. In 2026, he and his colleagues were nominated for the Latvian Journalists Association's Excellence Award for their investigative TV series.
Agenda
Highlights from last years
Security, Technology and the Future, Mikko Hyppönen
SK Talks Show,
hosted by Dovilė Tamkvaitė
Generative AI, Biometrics and the Future of Decentralized Identity, Andrew Bud (UK)
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