Boxfish Labs Participated in the HEC Paris Demo Day at STATION F

Boxfish Labs participated in a startup demo day at STATION F in Paris, following an invitation from HEC Paris to join a programme for startups from Hungary.

STATION F is an international startup campus based in a former railway hall in central Paris. It brings together more than 1,000 startups, over 30 programmes, corporate partners, investors, and entrepreneurial support organisations in one ecosystem.

During the demo day, Boxfish Labs presented its work to investors and mentors, including participants with Silicon Valley experience. The session was an opportunity to explain why we focus on human-centred cybersecurity: digital safety depends not only on technical controls, but also on the decisions, habits, confidence, and contexts of the people using technology.

The feedback helped us further sharpen how we communicate the purpose of Boxfish Labs to investors and international partners. We develop behaviour-driven tools and learning experiences that make cybersecurity, privacy, and digital resilience more practical, accessible, and relevant to everyday life.

Beyond the pitch, the visit offered a direct view of daily life at STATION F: its startup teams, partner spaces, public areas, and the wider innovation activity taking place across the campus. We also encountered a side event featuring French quantum-computing startups - an unexpected reminder of the range of technologies and ideas developing in the same space.

Thank you to HEC Paris for the invitation, and to the XPAND Program of the Hungarian Innovation Agency and the Embassy of Hungary in Paris for making the visit possible and organising the opportunity. The XPAND programme supports innovative Hungarian companies with international market entry and expansion.