This Friday and Saturday, the city of Jaén becomes the epicenter of one of the most significant technological events in the province. The 'Hackén' congress brings together experts and professionals from the sector to discuss the latest trends in cybersecurity and other digital areas.
The inauguration was attended by various authorities, including the manager of the Municipal Institute of Employment and Business Training (IMEFE), a deputy from the Electronic Government and Internal Affairs Department, an assistant general director from a local financial institution, and the congress organizer. All emphasized the importance of such initiatives for business development and job creation in the region.
“"These types of initiatives respond to real labor market needs and the importance of promoting employment policies adapted to this reality, as well as adequate training."
The event not only focuses on cybersecurity but also covers fields such as artificial intelligence, 3D design, augmented reality, virtual reality, and data science, promoting an economic model based on innovation and digitalization. Organizers have described the sessions as being of “the highest level.”
One of the novelties of this edition is its charitable nature: for every ticket sold, one euro will be donated to the Association for the Fight Against Blood Diseases (ALES Jaén). This initiative seeks to integrate social commitment with the high technical level of the congress, consolidating 'Hackén' as a benchmark event in the Jaén technological ecosystem and contributing to positioning Jaén in the field of digital innovation.
