08:30 – 09:00: The Small States Problem: Ensuring a Fleet’s Cyber Resiliences

Industries are all faced with the increased challenge of bolstering cyber security resilience across enterprise-wide infrastructure and processes. For asset-intensive industries, it is about managing the very different lifecycles of physical assets and their components. By comparing the standardisation and harmonisation of cybersecurity guidelines and regulations in different branches at a European level, Andreas Hamprecht will discuss strategies on how to ensure cyber resilience in a focused and cost-effective manner. He will illustrate various learnings referring to use cases from the European mobility environment. 

– Andreas Hamprecht, Chief Information Officer and Chief Digital Officer, Deutsche Bahn Regio 

Outwitting Emerging Cyber Threats in the Generative AI Era

• How to generate value with Generative AI 
• Data leaks, phishing attacks and misinformation 
• Employee-centric risks 
• Recommendations for executives 

– Kevin Weber, Enterprise Architecture Consultant, Accenture 

This focused session is your opportunity to learn more about the cutting edge technologies transforming the future of the IT and Cybersecurity markets. Each solution spotlight lasts just ten minutes.

Solution Spotlight #1: Deepfakes and Security Awareness Training – Dr. Martin Krämer, Security Awareness Advocate KnowBe4

Solution Spotlight #2: LeanIX – Make Transformation Fast, Not Furious – Dominik Söhnle, Senior Solutions Engineer LeanIX 

 Solution Spotlight #3: Passkeys are Key – the Future is Passwordless – Hena Kless, Solutions Consultant, LastPass 

Solution Spotlight #4: Zero Trust: Password- & Key-less securing  of critical IT/OT infrastructure – in the context of NIS 2.0 / DORA / IEC 62443 – Dietmar Wyhs, Sales Director DACH & CEE, SSH Communications Security 

Cyber Resilience Unleashed: Mastering the Art of the Comeback

• How to protect your backups against ransomware 
• Get up and running after a cyber-attack in a clean state 
• Integration of backup in SIEM and incident response strategy 
• Automated tests of disaster recovery plans 

– Felix Wandhoff, Enterprise Systems Engineer, VEEAM

How to Reduce your Downtime from Days to Minutes

• Disaster risk assessment and identification of critical asset 
• Business impact of downtime and quantifying data loss 
• Disaster Recovery (DR) Planning – best practices 
• Evaluating on-premises, public and private cloud for DR 

– Özer Bazar, Channel and Cloud GTM Leader Zerto – EMEA 

Practical Ways to Achieve Cyber Detection and Response Related to the Feared ITSiG2.0, SzA, NIS2, DORA Regulations 

Cyber incident detection and response is a category which has been included in KRITIS regulations. Although SzA should already be in use, many organisations are still in preparation phase. And the next big wave with NIS2 and DORA is just about to kick the door in. Let’s discuss how are you managing this question so far, what are possible strategies and what systems and organisational capabilities shall be brought up. After all, regulation is for the resilience of our society and so it’s useful to look at this topic from a practical aspect

– Greg Lesku, Head of International Operations, OT Security Consultant, Euro One 

CISOs and CIOs vs. Cyber Insurance: Friends or Foes? – How Balance Sheet Protection Drives the Digital Agenda 

• Is it still necessary to focus on Cyber Security if coverage is available?  
• How is actual cyber risk estimated/quantified and communicated to boards and decision-makers  
• How do insurance requirements steer organisations into more security  
• Lessons for organisations from current market discussion  

– Konstantin Bittig, Director Cybersecurity & Risk DACH, Aon  

The Future Role of Technology Leaders: Connecting Business Value to Security  

• The C-level role as a digital business leader: promoting the value proposition of information technology and cyber security 
• The increasing importance of diversity in achieving business goals 
• How to articulate cyber and information security’s business value to non-technical stakeholders 
• Minimising threats and vulnerabilities AND driving business enablement at an acceptable and cost-effective level of risk 
• Talking the language of business in communicating risk

Moderated by: 

– Konstantin Bittig, Director Cybersecurity & Risk DACH, Aon 

Panellists: 

– Max Imbiel, Deputy Group CISO, N26 

– Dr Matthias Orthwein, Partner, SKW Schwarz 

– Fawsy Bendeck, Senior Principal, Accenture