When does the online lecture take place?

The lecture Europe's Digital Resilience takes place on 09/16/2026 at 7:00 PM.

Does participation cost anything?

No, this event is free of charge.

How does the registration work?

Registration is required to participate. The course number 2621150 is mentioned in the event description.

Is the event in person or online?

It is an online lecture; participation occurs digitally.

What is the content about?

The focus is on technological resilience, European solutions, and open source as factors for security, innovation, democracy, and economy.

Europe's Digital Resilience Brings Europe's Digital Future to the Screen

Name: Europe's Digital Resilience
Start: 2026-09-16T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-16T22:30:00+02:00
Location: Online-Vortrag

Europe's Digital Resilience: An Online Lecture on Security, Sovereignty, and Future Viability

With Europe's Digital Resilience, the vhs Gelsenkirchen invites you on September 16, 2026, to an online lecture that addresses highly current questions of the digital present. Martin Hullin will show why technological resilience, European solutions, and open source are crucial not only for security but also for innovation, democracy, and economic strength.

Digital Sovereignty as a Key Topic

The evening focuses on a central challenge of European digital policy: Whoever controls systems, data, and infrastructures decides on the ability to act, competitiveness, and protection against disruptions. Especially in times of global dependencies, the question of robust European alternatives gains importance. The lecture connects this perspective with concrete impulses for the public debate and practical event planning in the digital space.

Open Source, Resilience, and Innovation in Interaction

Particularly exciting is the approach to understand technological resilience not merely as a defensive topic but as a driver of progress. Open source solutions create transparency, promote collaboration, and facilitate adaptable structures. In the event experience, this results in a professionally grounded view of digital security that remains understandable and future-oriented.

Participate Online and Think Along

The lecture takes place online, making it easily accessible. Registration is required, and the event is free of charge. This combination of accessibility and content depth makes the format interesting for everyone who is interested in digitization, European policy, IT security, and social resilience.

Conclusion: An Evening for Anyone Who Wants to Understand Europe's Digital Future

Europe's Digital Resilience promises a concentrated, current, and relevant view of Europe's digital future. Those interested in technological sovereignty, open source, and stable structures will experience a substantial lecture here. Register now and follow the event live online.