Webinar: Cybersecurity – from legislation to contingency plans

The webinar introduces you to six different themes within cybersecurity:.

• Get an overview of regulations and legislation such as NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, and D-mærket, with a focus on supply chain risk assessment and the allocation of risks and responsibilities. Read more here: The regulatory landscape
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• Turn compliance into a competitive advantage and become the supplier that customers feel confident choosing. Read more here: The competitive potential
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• Cybersecurity is a management responsibility – gain access to a practical tool for identifying, prioritizing, preventing, and managing risks and threats to your business. Read more here: Leadership responsibility
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• Prepare for increasing customer demands regarding cybersecurity and documentation, and strengthen your ability to set cybersecurity requirements for your own suppliers. Read more here: Collaboration in the supply chain
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• Build secure software using methods and tools such as the Cyber Kill Chain to help mitigate cyber risks. Read more here: Security in software development
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• Prepare for cyberattacks – and ensure you have a proven incident response plan in place. Read more here: When things go wrong

Speakers are the experts:

• Tim Krarup Nielsen, partner and IT security lawyer, HortenDahl
• Jacob Herbst, Director of Strategic Cybersecurity and Policy, Conscia
• Christian Ravn Haslam, PhD and associate professor, Department of Politics and Society, AAU
• Mubashrah Saddiqa, assistant professor, SDU Center for Industrial Software – CIS
• Sofie Freja Christensen, Cyber ​​Risk Advisory Manager, Conscia

Would you like to delve deeper into the individual themes?

Register for the respective theme workshops below:

• The regulatory landscape (Danish)
• The competitive potential (Danish)
• Leadership responsibility (Danish)
• Collaboration in the supply chain (Danish)
• When things go wrong (Danish)
• Security in software development (English)

The webinar is part of the Cyber ​​Safe Robotics program, which is funded by: