KNOWLEDGE FORUM A EDITOR’S PICK - Cybercrime & cyberwar 10:30 - 10:45AM ThCompanies are becoming victims of ransomware attacks more and more often. The attackers gain access to company data, encrypt it and demand a ransom. It is often no longer just a matter of getting back to business-
critical data, but also of avoiding that confi dential information is published. A signifi cant damage to image and often a fi ne according to DSGVO are the consequences of such a data breach. No wonder many companies are wondering if they should pay the ransom for their data? What are the risks and what would companies have to make public? Speaker: Rüdiger Trost, WithSecure GmbH
KNOWLEDGE FORUM E EDITOR’S PICK - Maturity models in cyber security operations 11:15 - 11:30AM The agility and speed of digital attacks are the biggest hurdles currently facing the Security Operations Centre. Increasing one’s own maturity level in IT security operations to expand one’s own cyber defence capabilities is unavoidable in the digitalisation age. Many start in the area of security monitoring and thus lay the foundation for making IT risks visible, but what comes after that?
In our presentation, we would like to off er you a look beyond your own nose, give you the opportunity to classify your cyber defence capabilities and encourage you to think.an be hacked and hoks of IoT. Speaker: Matthias Maier, Splunk
KNOWLEDGE FORUM E EDITOR’S PICK - Awareness Trainings: location assessment and success factors 13:15 - 13:30PM E-learning as a format is now almost on everyone’s lips. However, e-learning in the area of cyber security, so- called “security awareness training”, is still new territory for many to become acquainted with. In this presentation. The success factors for (modern) awareness training will also be shown and explained, using tangible best practice examples from the perspective of a training provider, namely the G DATA academy. Speaker: Christian Laber, G DATA CyberDefense AG
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