Riccardo Masucci leads EMEA Government Affairs at Intel, driving strategic technology policy initiatives across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. His experience at Intel encompasses roles on semiconductors, AI, privacy and cybersecurity policies in both Brussels and Washington DC, along with leadership positions in industry organizations including Business at OECD, DigitalEurope, and the Cybersecurity Coalition. Prior to Intel, Riccardo served as policy advisor to Members of the European Parliament. Currently a Technology Policy Visiting Scholar at Duke University, he earned his master's degree in international diplomacy and economics in Italy.
Fireside chat to discuss key themes of the Cybersecurity Coalition Europe 2024-2029 Manifesto.
Learn moreThe Cybersecurity Act 2.0, currently under negotiation in EU institutions, would significantly expand ENISA's mandate. If adopted, it would deepen the Agency's role in cyber resilience, reform the EU Cybersecurity Certification Framework and introduce a range of new operational responsibilities. Taken together, these changes would fundamentally reshape how ENISA engages with Member States, EU institutions and industry. This fireside chat brings together ENISA's Associate Director for Cybersecurity Operations Florian Pennings and Intel's Managing Director for EMEA Government Affairs Riccardo Masucci to reflect on how ENISA is preparing for the road ahead and what these changes mean for the future of European cybersecurity.
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