CSAW’26 Europe - Exhibition / stands

List of exhibitors (building A/B)

  • Grenoble INP - Esisar, UGA - LCIS :a French engineering school specializing in electronics, computer science, networks, embedded systems, cybersecurity, and industrial systems, combining education, research, and industry partnerships to address technological and societal challenges. It organizes CSAW.
  • INETI : a tech startup from Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes specializing in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, which supports organizations with auditing, consulting, compliance, and the modernization of information systems.
  • Cefcys (the Women’s Cybersecurity Circle) : an association that promotes women’s roles and leadership in cybersecurity through mentoring, masterclasses, and awareness-raising.
  • CMQ Informatique et Électronique de Demain (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes) : this network of high schools, higher education institutions, laboratories, and companies promotes training and careers in computer science, electronics, and cybersecurity, and offers a fun interactive activity with flycases at its booth.
  • Kr[HACK]en : the Esisar Cybersecurity Club, founded in 2017, organizes CTFs, workshops, and awareness-raising activities, and coordinates the organization of the CSAW event with students.
  • Club Robots : the Esisar Robotics Club is dedicated to design, prototyping, and competition in the fields of electronics, computer science, and robotics; it participates in various national projects and competitions (CanSat, DroneLoad, etc.).
  • Root-Me Pro : A 100% online platform for developing cybersecurity skills, offering hands-on courses for students, professionals, and beginners.

Exhibitors present only in the afternoon / room A046

  • ANSSI (the French National Cybersecurity Agency) strengthens the cybersecurity of public and private organizations by providing expertise, guidance, incident response support, and regulatory oversight for critical sectors.
  • Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Entreprises supports business growth, innovation, and industrial transformation by providing companies with expertise, networking opportunities, and access to funding and innovation ecosystems.
  • Campus Région du Numérique is a regional hub that promotes digital skills, innovation, and workforce development by connecting companies, training providers, startups, and public stakeholders to support digital transformation.
  • DREETS (Regional Directorate for the Economy, Employment, Labour and Solidarity) supports economic development, skills development, employment, and industrial transformation by implementing public policies and assisting businesses across the region.
  • Drôme CCI (Chamber of Commerce and Industry) : a public institution that supports businesses in the Drôme region at every stage of their development, offering training, consulting, and a cybersecurity assessment specifically for small and medium-sized enterprises.
  • Esynov, the technology platform of Grenoble INP - Esisar, supports companies in EMC, RF, embedded systems, and cybersecurity through technology transfer, expertise, testing, training, and collaborative R&D projects
  • SKILLTECH is a consortium project that helps industrial SMEs adopt Industry 4.0 technologies through hands-on training and experimentation in robotics, cybersecurity, and industrial maintenance. Using a work-based learning (AFEST) approach, it develops workforce skills while supporting companies' competitiveness and digital transformation.

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