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This episode was recorded on the occasion of a tech conference organized by NATO in Belgium called The Edge.

This event provides an exhibition space for system vendors and providers, but more

importantly,

there are presentations and breakout sessions covering all aspects of information technology

and opportunities working with the Stefan's organization.

This year, cybersecurity was a bit dominating.

My guest around NATO Edge is Roxana Magdo, who is working for KeySight, and we met at the conference as well.

So I was very curious about her opinion about NATO Edge.

So I invited her and she kindly accepted this invitation and she is with us today in CyberPod EU.

So hello, Roxanna. How are you today?

Hello. I'm very, very well and I'm very happy to be part of your podcast. Thank you very much for your

invitation. It's it's very nice that you could could make it finally. And yeah, I think we've not known each other for so long, but I know your company pretty

well, Keyside, it's a pretty colorful company in terms of portfolio.

I know pretty well the packet broker and the TEPP business from ICSIA

perspectives, but you are doing much more than that.

And could you tell about yourself some words, some of the company, free as you would like?

Yes, thank you very much.

So Kisight is a very big international company. We have more than

30,000 customers around the world. It is a spin-off of HP and our division became part of Kisai through an acquisition.

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