Agora Netgroup is the discussion space we devote to strategic issues for technological progress, with the aim of promoting widespread awareness of cybersecurity and stimulating innovations that will revolutionize society
On Wednesday, July 9, 2025, Netgroup’s Agorà hosted an important discussion on a topic that is now more central than ever to the world of Cybersecurity: the opportunities and risks related to the banking system. An open dialogue with experts, institutions, and authoritative voices to strengthen the culture of security and build trust, every day.
Interventions
Director of the Postal and Communications Police Service
Ivano Gabrielli
These are extremely sophisticated social engineering techniques, targeting vulnerable individuals who often cannot defend themselves. An insidious phenomenon that includes fake investment and online trading offers, with the goal of gaining access to bank accounts
OSSIF (ABI Anti-Crime Security Research Center) - Project Development and Best Practices
Jessica Limentani
Participatory security is more essential than ever today. The boundary between physical and IT security is increasingly blurred. The culture of legality and security is a prerequisite for the development of businesses and banks
Editor-in-Chief of Italian Tech and Green & Blue
Federico Ferrazza
Many concepts are not widely known. We need accessible language and the ability to keep attention on cyber issues high even when there is no emergency
President
Netgroup S.p.A
Netgroup S.p.A
Giuseppe Mocerino
Governance must be systemic. It is necessary to involve universities, research centers, the third sector, and schools. The cultural dimension is strategic for building effective defense. It is essential to start with digital education in schools. From our observatory, a strong sense of fear emerges, which risks blocking development. But without courage there is no future or innovation
Co-founder of Decripto World
Giorgio Scura
Dozens of sponsored scams proliferate on major platforms, it is unacceptable. Artificial intelligence is also available to those who manage these platforms. A recent Wall Street Journal investigation revealed that 70% of scams originate from social media
