From November 21 to 23, the digital adventure returns — Mārtiņa-CTF 2025 invites participants from all over Latvia and beyond to 48 hours of intense cybersecurity challenges. This will be the third edition of Mārtiņa-CTF — a “trilogy” promising even more challenges, creativity, and surprises.
For more than ten years, the CyberChess cybersecurity conference has been a major Baltic cybersecurity event, bringing together technical and political experts, service providers, and other industry representatives to share the latest trends and innovations in cybersecurity.
CERT.LV, NIC.LV and ICANN (https://www.icann.org/ ) invite you to a free one-day intensive workshop on DNS security and DNSSEC.
For over a decade, the CyberChess Conference has been a cornerstone cybersecurity event in the Baltic region, bringing together a diverse community of experts - including cybersecurity specialists, policymakers, internet and telecommunications providers, industry leaders, and enthusiasts.
In Q2 2025, Latvia’s cyberspace saw a significant increase in cyber threats and vulnerabilities, confirming trends that have been in place for a long time. It is not just the intensity and complexity of attacks that is on the rise: it is also the ability of attackers to adapt, which in turn encourages the development of appropriate tech security solutions.
CERT.LV recently wrapped up an intensive month-long collaboration with the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (CCCS), CERT.EU, and Polish Cyber Command, Latvian National Armed Forces and National Guard Cyber Defense and Electromagnetic Warfare Battalion.
