Safe company: Cybersecurity event in Biberach on July 9th!

Safe company: Cybersecurity event in Biberach on July 9th!

In today's digital world, cyber attacks are no longer uncommon. In Baden-Württemberg, too, companies have to act proactively to protect themselves from these threats. On Wednesday, July 9, 2025, the event "Cybersecurity is a top priority" will take place in Biberach, which deals exactly with these topics. Interested parties can gain valuable insights between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in ITZ plus.

important topics and speakers

The protection of companies against cyber attacks is the focus of the event. Legal requirements, in particular the NIS2 directive and the cyber resilience act, are explained. These new European legal files have been introduced to raise cyber security to a new level and oblige companies to take extensive measures to cope with risk. Weblatt News reported that the organizers could win someone like Florian Franke who is considered an independent advisor for information reliability. In addition, Nina Wagner will give insights into real attack scenarios that she knows from her professional experience.

Florian Franke specializes in information security management systems and is also host of the podcast "Walk with certainty". Nina Wagner, who founded Mindbytes GmbH in 2023, will present interactive stories and offensive security tests. She recently participated in a book about penetration tests that will be available from June 2025.

networking and registration

After the informative part of the event, there is the opportunity to operate with drinks and finger food networking. For participation, the organizers charge 50 euros plus VAT. Information and registration are possible via the link www.eveeno.com/itzplus-ItSicherheit.

The legal framework that was passed by the European Parliament gain in importance. The NIS2 directive, which has been in force since January 2023, has introduced far-reaching obligations for companies in various sectors. This also includes carrying out risk analyzes and compliance with governance guidelines, which presents companies with new challenges. Penalties for non -compliance with these provisions can be up to 10 million euros, which underlines the urgency to implement effective security measures. This also indicates [Twobirds] (https://www.twobirds.com/en/insights/2025/understanding-key-eu-cyberslatislatislatislatislatislative-acts-nis-cer,-and-cra.

Another important aspect is the cyber resilience act, which will come into force from December 2024. He demands that manufacturers and dealers comply with digital products and report possible weaknesses. Here, too, you can see that legal requirements are increasingly becoming a key factor for companies.

The introduction of the cybersecurity act in 2019 marked another significant step to improve cyber security in the EU. With its help, the European cyber security agency Enisa receives a permanent mandate to ensure the safety of ICT products and its services. The BSI plays a central role in the development of a uniform European certification framework.

cybersecurity is not just an issue for IT departments, but a top priority. Companies in Baden-Württemberg are well advised to adapt to the new challenges in good time and to take part in events such as "Cybersecurity is a top priority" so as not to lose the connection.