20th e-Crime & Cybersecurity Congress Germany
18th January 2023 • Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof, Frankfurt
Long-term economic and political instability change the rules of cybersecurity. How should you respond?
Adapting to a new environment – fast
It is an indication of the strange security environment in which we live that in October, Germany's interior ministry fired the head of the BSI, the federal information security agency, and launched an investigation into his contact with Russian security circles through a consultancy he co-founded.
It is also evidence of the dangers posed by Russian and other hostile nation-states to the cybersecurity of all public and private sector organisations. The attack in early 2022 on fuel supplier Oiltanking Deutschland GmbH & Co. which disrupted oil and fuel transportation was just a taste of what may be coming.
At the same time, economic turmoil caused by the war in Ukraine, the energy crisis, and by the end of a decade-plus of ultra-low interest rates and inflation, is creating new financial incentives for hackers both outside and inside firms.
So how should organisations be hardening themselves for a new era of digital warfare and increased e-crime? Is cybersecurity even the right way to describe what governments and companies need to do: should we not be talking now about anti-digital crime departments?
Come to the e-Crime & Cybersecurity Congress Germany to find out:
• How your fellow cybersecurity professionals are coping with these challenges day-to-day
• How you can use resilience regulations to build truly risk-based approaches to defend the assets and processes that really matter
• What practical steps you can take to get better supplier visibility and understanding
• How to economically enhance the security built into Cloud infrastructure and applications with selected additional technologies
• How new and not-so-new EU Directives are driving the Board view of cybersecurity risk and investment.
