CyberHubs Testimonials – Lithuania

CyberHubs is connecting education, industry and public organisations at national level around one shared mission: developing cybersecurity skills aligned with job and learning opportunities to overcome the shortage of cybersecurity professionals at European level. Listen from each country, how the CyberHub model helped them tackle their specific cybersecurity challenges. Want to hear more? Join us at the European Cybersecurity Fest in Vilnius, Lithuania or online on 14 October to get more real-life insights and to build collaborations with other cybersecurity stakeholders from across Europe.

What is the most pressing cybersecurity challenge in your country or region today? 

One of the most pressing cybersecurity challenges in Lithuania is ensuring effective coordination and trusted information sharing across the national cybersecurity ecosystem. While Lithuania has a strong governance framework and advanced cybersecurity regulations, collaboration between public institutions, industry and academia remains fragmented. Strengthening knowledge exchange, technology transfer and cross-sector cooperation is essential to improve cyber resilience and accelerate innovation.

How does your CyberHub help address this challenge? 

Lithuanian CyberHub addresses challenges by creating a collaborative ecosystem that connects universities, companies, public institutions and cybersecurity experts to one discussion. The Hub promotes knowledge sharing, skills development, innovation activities that strengthen national cybersecurity preparedness and resilience.

What concrete value or impact has the CyberHub generated so far in your country? 

The CyberHub has already contributed to stronger cooperation between stakeholders in Lithuania’s cybersecurity ecosystem. It has supported knowledge exchange initiatives, networking opportunities and the development of innovation-focused collaborations that help organisations improve cybersecurity awareness, readiness and practical capabilities.

Why should other countries establish CyberHubs?

CyberHubs provide an effective model for building stronger national cybersecurity ecosystems through collaboration and shared expertise. Other countries can benefit from establishing CyberHubs because they help bridge gaps between education, industry and government while accelerating skills development, innovation and coordinated responses to emerging cyber threats. 

Why should people attend the European Cybersecurity Fest 2026 in Vilnius? 

The European Cybersecurity Fest 2026 in Vilnius will bring together cybersecurity professionals, policymakers, researchers and innovators from across Europe. It is a unique opportunity to exchange knowledge, discover new collaboration opportunities and discuss the future of cybersecurity, innovation and digital resilience in an increasingly complex threat landscape.

Find out more about the European Cybersecurity Fest 2026.