2025 SPEAKERS
TRUST&SAFETY
FORUM
MARCH
9-11
2027
INCYBER FORUM
LILLE GRAND PALAIS
6th EDITION
The Trust & Safety Forum (TSF) is a dynamic space that brings together changemakers shaping the digital future—whether through technology (AI companions and agents, GenAI, cloud computing, smart devices), policy, or advocacy.
At TSF, we spotlight emerging trends, foster collaboration with compliance and legal teams, and bring forward innovative solutions to keep the digital environment a space for knowledge-sharing, community-building, opportunity, and empowerment.
Trust & Safety is a discipline alongside the digital security that empowers organisations as safeguards against future legal, regulatory, and reputational risk, protects people against illegal content (e.g. image-based sexual abuse of minors and adults, hate and discrimination, terrorism), enables minors to access adequate content, and makes democracies immune from disinformation and election interference. Crucially, it promotes proactive strategies that move away from cost-generating functions and embed safeguards into online systems from the outset.
Our proven hybrid approach, day 1 & 3 open panel discussions and day 2 of closed workshops, provides our partners, speakers and participants with what they need for their work: fresh perspectives from the community and meaningful interactions with seasoned experts.
Online safety is a global challenge demanding global coordination—but its solutions must also be locally grounded. Headquartered in Lille—a strategic hub between Paris, Brussels, and London—TSF was co-founded by Jean-Christophe Le Toquin, Caroline Humer, and Guillaume Tissier, who bring over 60 years of combined experience in building a safer, more resilient digital world.
Participate
to TSF
- Cross-Disciplinary Reach: Connect with a broad, influential audience from the INCYBER Forum, spanning cybersecurity, identity & KYC, OSINT, risk management, compliance, and more.
- Pan-European Presence:
Participate in the only dedicated Trust & Safety event in continental Europe since 2022 – strategically located at the nexus of Paris, Brussels, and London. - “Deep, Action-Oriented Engagement”: Drive progress in balancing technical requirements, regulatory obligations, and the duty of care of digital service providers, through open panels and safe spaces designed for candid, outcome-focused collaboration“
New 2026
TRUST & SAFETY FORUM PARIS × AGORA INCYBER
A high-level half-day event on the protection of minors’ data online
OCTOBER, 20, 2026 – MAISON DE LA CHIMIE, PARIS
On the eve of the 2027 French presidential election, protecting minors in the online space is emerging as a major societal issue – and a key political battleground. Regulations are multiplying (DSA, GDPR, AI Act, The French law aimed at securing and regulating the digital space (SREN), French bill on social networks), but their coherence and effectiveness remain contested.
This event, organized by the Trust & Safety Forum and Agora INCYBER, brings together elected officials, local authorities, institutions, academics, and businesses for a half-day session, and provides a dedicated shared forum for professionals in safety, compliance, and security to exchange views on a key issue: the protection of minors’ data online.
Format
Trust & Safety Forum will take place in Lille Grand Palais on 9-11 March 2027, with the support of the INCYBER Forum.
It will include open panel discussions on Day 1, closed workshops on Day 2, and dedicated sessions at Secure AI on Day 3.
Experience
AUDIENCE
- Trust & Safety Professionals, incl. content moderators, product and policy teams
- Compliance & Legal
- Regulators, law enforcement, government & lawmakers
- Platforms, incl. social networks, Instant Messaging, gaming and dating apps, market places
- Service and tech solution providers, incl. moderating platforms, risk management, brand & IP protection
- Trusted flaggers, NGOs & advocates
- Researchers and academia
OBJECTIVES
- Unite a diverse ecosystem of stakeholders; platforms, regulators, trusted flaggers, law enforcement, governments, tech providers, NGOs and advocates; committed to a safer digital environment.
- Enhance operational collaboration to ensure that innovations in policy and technology are recognized, shared, and effectively adopted.
- Foster cross-sector partnerships across social media, marketplaces, gaming, dating apps, and beyond to advance Trust & Safety practices.
Key Figures
2026 Program
2026 Replay
Trust & Safety Forum Conferences
48:55
41:09
57:35
55:46
50:28
45:48
47:41
46:42
22:53
33:15
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