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Our Security Days Speakers
Our Speakers From the Economy & Cyber Security Sector...
Fostering Cyber Resilience: How Al is shaping the Threat Landscape
Dr. Tanja Rückert
Geschäftsführerin, CDO Digital Business & Services
Robert Bosch GmbH
How to blow an entire IT security budget without attackers noticing:
IT security often fails because time and money are invested in measures that neither effectively protect against real attacks nor reduce their damage.
Instead of focusing on the actual methods used by attackers, many rely on theoretical approaches and dubious security solutions with unclear benefits.
IT security must be based on actual attacks, not on legal regulations. We look at real cases of damage and how they could have been prevented.
And then we finally learn from the mistakes of others before we make them ourselves.
Bio: Linus Neumann is a qualified psychologist and hacker. At Berlin Security Research Labs, he is responsible for red teaming, strategic consulting and incident response.
Linus Neumann
Hacker - Consultant - Keynote Speaker - Psychologist
Security Research Labs
Cyber threat situation: How at risk is our German economy really?
Understatements such as “Why should we be the focus of attackers – we’re not that important!” do not distract from the much underestimated attractiveness of our own company. Family businesses are now also a target for cyberattacks…
Katharina Sook Hee Koch
Senior Officer
Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der IT
Florian Brandner
Global Information & Cybersecurity Director
PUMA SE
The security ABC was yesterday. With the Cyber LPA (Guideline, Policies, Awareness) to Cyber Strategy 5.0:
Without an up-to-date plan, every security strategy remains a patchwork. Find out how guidelines, policies and awareness form the basis of a stable cyber strategy – and why everything else is just poorly made infosec theater
Benjamin Bachmann
CISO
Bilfinger SE
Soon I won’t have a cyber defense team anymore!
Discover why having your own cyber defense teams will soon be a thing of the past. Find out how professional managed services, automated playbooks and new technologies can fend off hackers more efficiently and cost-effectively. Let’s take a look into the future together!
Dr. Daniel Brettschneider
CISO
Miele & Cie. KG
Stefan Würtemberger
Executive Vice President Information Technology
Marabu GmbH & Co. KG
Sandrina Rath
Head of IT Audit, Compliance & Software Asset Mgmt.
ZF Friedrichshafen AG
Protecting the receiving End
Industry and business is more or less on the receiving end of cyberattacks. Active defense is – for the time being – not an option and passive defense allows the adversary to have the initiative, choosing, time, methods. How can we deal efficiently and effectively with this situation?
Dr. Christoph Peylo
Chief Cybersecurity Officer
Robert Bosch GmbH
Inés Atug
Head of Security Threat
HypoVereinsbank
Daniel Fai
Director, Information Security Leader DACH
Procter & Gamble Company
Global synergies: “Fast setup” of an integrated cyber security management system for a networked world: Experience how information security and cyber security are efficiently integrated and rolled out worldwide in the case study of a leading global automotive supplier (ElringKlinger). Find out how OT is seamlessly integrated into the store floor and building technology as well as ‘intelligent’ products.
Michael Hohl
CISO & CSO
ElringKlinger AG
Regulatory jungle: KRITIS requirements vs. procurement law in the public sector
Find out how security requirements for KRITIS and public procurement law can be reconciled in the public sector.
In doing so, we will draw on experience and lessons learned from everyday life.
Andreas Brnjic
Teamleiter Team Security Operations
Universitäsklinikum Freiburg
DORA and the SOC of a bank – what was there to do?
A concrete implementation measure for the SOC of Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall is presented based on the process of identifying a catalog of measures from the implementation regulations, a GAP analysis and the implementation from the “Operational Security” sub-project.
