CyberWhiz were Invited to NATO Summit Defense Industry Working Dinner
We were honored to participate in the TOBB–U.S. Chamber of Commerce Defense Industry Working Dinner, organized alongside the NATO Summit, where Turkish and U.S. defense industry leaders came together to discuss the future of defense technologies and strategic cooperation.
CyberWhiz was honored to participate in the TOBB–U.S. Chamber of Commerce Defense Industry Working Dinner, organized as part of the 2026 NATO Summit in Türkiye.
The high-level event brought together senior representatives from the Turkish and U.S. defense ecosystems to strengthen strategic cooperation and exchange perspectives on the future of defense technologies. Organized by TOBB and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the gathering welcomed representatives from the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of National Defence, the U.S. Department of Defense, leading defense manufacturers, technology companies, and industry organizations.
CyberWhiz was represented by our Chief Technology Officer, Çağatay Sönmez, PhD. who participated in discussions on emerging technologies and the increasing role of cyber resilience in modern defense systems.
IoT Cyber Security: A Strategic Capability for Modern Defense
The battlefield is becoming increasingly software-defined, and every connected device is now part of the attack surface. From autonomous platforms and embedded systems to secure communications, mobile applications, cloud infrastructures, and software supply chains, modern defense capabilities rely on interconnected digital technologies. As these systems become more connected, protecting them against sophisticated cyber threats becomes fundamental to operational resilience, mission assurance, and national security.
Today, IoT Cyber Security is a strategic defense capability. Building cyber resilience into connected systems throughout their entire lifecycle is becoming an essential requirement for defense organizations and technology providers alike.
Strengthening International Collaboration
We sincerely thank TOBB and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce for organizing this important gathering and creating an opportunity to strengthen collaboration between the Turkish and U.S. defense industries.
We are proud to contribute to discussions shaping the future of secure connected defense technologies and look forward to supporting the development of resilient digital capabilities for the global defense ecosystem.
“The battlefield is becoming increasingly software-defined, and every connected device is now part of the attack surface. Building cyber resilience into connected defense technologies is no longer optional. It is essential.”
— CyberWhiz