The Cyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe 2025 took place on 24 and 25 September 2025 at RAI Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Organized as part of the wider TechEx Europe programme, the event brought together specialists working in cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, data, artificial intelligence, digital transformation and enterprise technology.
The event is listed in the official aSIEMmetry timeline because it provided a highly relevant environment for connecting the project’s technical objectives with current developments in enterprise security and cloud operations.
Cybersecurity in increasingly distributed environments
Organizations now operate across on-premises systems, public cloud platforms, SaaS applications, remote endpoints and hybrid identity environments. This complexity creates more telemetry for SOC teams to process and increases the difficulty of understanding whether several separate events are part of the same incident.
aSIEMmetry is developing a security-entropy multi-agent model that can evaluate behavioural changes across these interconnected assets. Its objective is to help analysts identify significant deviations that may remain hidden when alerts are reviewed individually.
The relevance of self-hosted AI
The cloud and cybersecurity focus of the expo also aligns with the project’s self-hosted AI strategy. Security data can contain highly sensitive operational information, and many organizations need stronger control over where this information is processed. By developing models that can operate within controlled environments, aSIEMmetry aims to support data-governance and security requirements that may prevent the use of public AI services.
The specialized LLM SOCagent complements the entropy model by helping analysts organize evidence, understand relationships and accelerate investigations. Its outputs are intended to remain explainable and grounded in the underlying security data.
Engaging with the wider technology community
Events such as the Cyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe create opportunities to understand how organizations are combining cloud adoption, AI and security operations. They also highlight practical concerns such as integration, model lifecycle management, regulatory compliance and analyst trust.
Its inclusion in the aSIEMmetry event timeline reflects the project’s interest in these discussions and its commitment to ensuring that research outcomes remain connected to real enterprise environments and the evolving European cybersecurity landscape.