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Cyber resilience does not depend on the tool, but on how it is operated

Cyber resilience is built in operations: How SOC, AI, automation, and exposure management get NIS2 done without a massive increase in staff.

Topic

Legislation, standards, regulationsGovernance, Riskmanagement and ComplianceManaged Security Services / HostingSIEM / Threat Analytics / SOCAI & Quantum Security

When & Where

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Wed, 10/28/2026 03:15 PM - 03:30 PM

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Forum D, Booth 7-742

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Details

  • Format:

    Management lecture

  • Language:

    German

Session description

Speaker: Tim Cappelmann

Tim Cappelmannmakes it clear: Cyber resilience does not result from individual security solutions, but from the ability to continuously identify risks, manage incidents in a structured manner, and implement measures in a traceable way. This makes security operations the operational backbone of a resilient security organization.

Tim Cappelmann discusses the role modern SOC models will play in the future and how AI, automation, and exposure management are transforming security operations. The focus is on intelligent workflows that reduce the workload on analysts, enable prioritized risk decisions, and accelerate response processes. This creates a security operation that not only meets regulatory requirements but also remains capable of taking action in ...

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