Venue: Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof, Frankfurt
The e-Crime & Cybersecurity Congress Germany will look at how security teams can increase their readiness for the coming storm. Join our real-life case studies and in-depth technical sessions from the security and privacy teams at some of the world’s most admired brands.
In Europe, the UK, the US and Asia, regulators are finally taking cybersecurity seriously. In finance , yes, there has been regulation of sorts – aside from GDPR and newer resilience requirements. But more is here and even more is coming.
In Europe NIS2 imposes significant new burdens on organisations and UK-based organisations with EU operations will have no choice but to adhere to them.
In the US, the SEC has just The Securities and Exchange Commission today adopted rules requiring registrants to disclose material cybersecurity incidents they experience and to disclose on an annual basis material information regarding their cybersecurity risk management, strategy, and governance.
The Commission also adopted rules requiring foreign private issuers to make comparable disclosures.
“Whether a company loses a factory in a fire — or millions of files in a cybersecurity incident — it may be material to investors,” said SEC Chair Gary Gensler.
That statement explicitly links cybersecurity to enterprise value and makes it a matter of legitimate concern to investors. This is another story that links security to governance but also starts to assign real value to good security.
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.
The event is visited by representatives of the following companies:
Deutsche Bank Group
Deutsche Post
GE Capital
NYSE Euronext
Vodafone
Merck & Co
Audi
Deutsche Bank Group
Deutsche Telekom
First Data Merchant Solutions
First Data Merchant Solutions
American Express
Tech Data
SAP
BT
Allianz
Otto Group
Marsh
Airbus
Deutsche Bank Group
Daimler
Hengeler Mueller
Commerzbank
Eurostar
Quipu
Nintendo
Triodos Bank
Wirecard Bank
Lanxess AG
Siemens
Deutsche Telekom
Federal Office for Information Security
Commerzbank
Bank Verlag
Six-Group
Atos
Citigroup
Elavon Merchant Services
Deutsche Telekom
Allianz
Citigroup
BP
Commerzbank
UBS
MAN SE
BMW
Vodafone
Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP
Vattenfall AB
Deutsche Bank Group
Vodafone
Sofort
Deutsche Bank Group
Allianz
Adidas
Adidas
Deutsche Lufthansa
Citigroup
Commerzbank
KfW Bankengruppe
DZ Bank
Oce
Teradata
AXA
Deutsche Bundesbank
KfW Bankengruppe
Airbus
Adidas
E.ON
BMW
Daimler
Postbank P.O.S. Transact
Osborne Clarke
RWE Group
DZ Bank
Robert Bosch
Adidas
DZ Bank
E.ON
Osborne Clarke
Baker & McKenzie LLP
Deutsche Bank Group
Q8 Kuwait Petroleum
Siemens
Vodafone
Research in Motion
Nintendo
Adidas
Commerzbank
Deutsche Post
DHL
Mondi
DHL
ThyssenKrupp AG
Deutsche Telekom
BP
Deutsche Telekom
UBS
Postbank P.O.S. Transact
BT
Deutsche Telekom
Research in Motion
Triodos Bank
Deutsche Post
Tech Data
American Express
COLT Technology Services
Nintendo
COLT Technology Services
Deutsche Bank Group
Deutsche Post
Citigroup
BNP Paribas
Deutsche Bank Group
Deutsche Bundesbank
SCOR
Santander
