Cloud, AI, and SIEM: Why buzzwords alone are no guarantee for IT security.
Best practices for detecting and preventing threats.
From system hardening and authorization concepts to real-time protection.
Topic
Cloud SecurityData security / DLP / Know-how protectionGovernance, Riskmanagement and ComplianceSIEM / Threat Analytics / SOC
Key Facts
- Cloud, AI and SIEM - big words, but no solutions.
- Step-by-step guide to secure IT systems for NIS-2 & Co
- Threat Intelligence as a game changer for your IT security
When & Where
Wed, 06/12/2024 10:45 AM - 11:15 AM
Details
Format:
Management lecture
Action includes Q&A:
Yes
Session description
We are asked one question time and again: "How do I make my ERP systems sufficiently secure to resist cyber attacks?". After all, with the NIS-2 directive on the horizon, there may be an unpleasant lesson to be learned in how often the most basic IT security homework has not been done.
The increasing professionalism and frequency of cyber attacks is no longer a surprising trend, and the majority of companies still see an urgent need for action. However, in our experience, companies often do not know how and where to start to address the challenges of increasingly complex IT landscapes – such as SAP, S/4HANA, Oracle or other ERP systems.
While NIS-2 finally provides clear guidelines for many companies, which first need to be implemented, they are already ...
The increasing professionalism and frequency of cyber attacks is no longer a surprising trend, and the majority of companies still see an urgent need for action. However, in our experience, companies often do not know how and where to start to address the challenges of increasingly complex IT landscapes – such as SAP, S/4HANA, Oracle or other ERP systems.
While NIS-2 finally provides clear guidelines for many companies, which first need to be implemented, they are already ...
