Invitation to the "Cybersecurity Awareness" Roadshow
What exactly is cybersecurity, how can you prevent it, and who can help when needed?
It starts with password-protecting devices, plugging in a stranger's USB stick, using your smartphone, and can end with a hacker attack. Ignoring the problem won't help. On the contrary!
Keep your eyes open, focus on the challenge, and prepare yourself against potential threats.
Because it's not a question of company size or revenue, nor whether the attacker is technically skilled or not; it's a question of the opportunities and attack surfaces offered to cybercriminals.
We will highlight potential threats and offer the opportunity to discuss them in more detail with experts directly after the presentation.
Take advantage of this opportunity to improve your company's IT security.
Program:
The core of the event series is a 90-minute presentation by Ministerial Councilor Martin Merka, covering the following topics:
- Encryption
- Secure file deletion
- Malware infection
- Social engineering
- Unwitting information sharing
- The most common cyberattacks in detail
Martin Merka, who heads the Awareness Unit within the National Cyber Security Center (NCSZ) at the Federal Ministry of the Interior, will address the broader context of cybersecurity in everyday professional life, including technical and organizational measures, and, most importantly, the role of people. If all involved parties are aware of the dangers of the digitized and networked world and act accordingly, many risks can be avoided from the outset. Following the presentation, participants will have the opportunity to exchange ideas with regional experts and obtain assistance and further information.
Schedule:
- Doors open: 4:30 p.m.
- Presentation begins: 5:00 p.m.
- From approximately 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., you will have time to exchange ideas with experts on the topic.
Note:
Participation in the event is free of charge, but the number of participants is limited.