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Compliance writes reports – attackers write history

Compliance writes reports. Attackers write history. Only those who understand both can truly protect their company.

Topic

Legislation, standards, regulationsGovernance, Riskmanagement and ComplianceTrend topic

When & Where

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Tue, 10/07/2025, 13:00 - 13:15

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Forum, Booth 6-216

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Details

  • Format:

    Management lecture

  • Language:

    German

Session description

Compliance writes reports – attackers write history – this presentation highlights the critical difference between formal security and operational resilience. In many companies today, IT security is dominated by an understanding that is strongly influenced by regulatory requirements. Standards such as NIS2, DORA, and GDPR require detailed documentation, clear responsibilities, and traceable processes. This creates structure and reliability – but is it enough in an emergency?
Reality paints a different picture: cyberattacks are often chaotic, fast-paced, and unpredictable. Attackers do not adhere to standards; they act tactically and adaptively, putting companies under massive time and decision-making pressure. While companies maintain compliance reports, attackers exfiltrate data, ...

Speaker

Moderator