9th FSS Security Talk |  Security Forces in a Modern State, October 27, 2021​

 

How do social changes affect the work of the security forces? What are the greatest threats to public and private security? What opportunities and risks do new technologies and data analyses bring to policing? How should competences in the security sector between state and private actors be organised, and how does their cooperation work?

These and other questions were addressed by renowned experts such as Thomas Würgler (former commander of the cantonal police Zurich), Dr. Matthias Leese (Center for Security Studies, ETH), Moritz Oberli (EY Switzerland), Eva Hürlimann (Institut Vivacitas) and Armin Berchtold (Association of Swiss Security Service Companies) at the 9th SSF Security Talk at the Bellevue Hotel in Bern.

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The two presentations and the subsequent lively panel discussion facilitated a high-level exchange between experts and practitioners on the current and future challenges facing security forces.

 

With a successful discussion and subsequent aperitif, the highly exciting 9th FSS Security Talk ended with 90 interested guests.

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A detailed summary report can be found here.

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The program of the event can be found here.

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Photo gallery:
(Photography: SSF Secretariate)​