Webinar

Tougher cybersecurity requirements ahead: How to prepare for NIS2

Date:

Oct 19, 2023

Time:

Duration:

40 min

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With the NIS2 Directive, the intensification of cyber security requirements for critical infrastructures and important organizations is going into the next round. In the future, companies will be required to address and verify implementation of 10 categories in their cyber risk management. In addition, cyber incidents reporting requirements will be reinforced.

But what exactly stands behind the 10 categories? Which aspects must be taken into account? And what service and technical options support companies with compliance?

In our upcoming webcast, Klaus Mochalski, co-founder of Rhebo, explores these questions and explains:

How the categories intertwine in an end-to-end cybersecurity system.
What EU companies can expect when considering the German NIS2 implementation as benchmark.
What the minimum steps are for companies to be compliant with the law.
How reporting requirements can be met in a time-efficient and required manner.
What measures are useful in managing cyber incidents.
How cybersecurity teams can verify day-to-day that the implemented measures are working.

OT security experts

Speakers of this webinar

Klaus Mochalski

Founder - Rhebo

Klaus Mochalski is founder of Rhebo and has over twelve years of experience in the development and marketing of technologies for network management and security. Previously, he was active in research and teaching at international universities.

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»The simple integration of the Rhebo solution into our SystemSafe infrastructure on INSYS icom gateways enables us to fully secure all remote-controlled wind and solar parks against technical failures and cyberattacks without significant additional effort.«

Mohamed Harrou

»We know our networks and service companies very well. Nevertheless, Rhebo’s intrusion detection system keeps surprising us by alerting us to security risks and irregularities that still remain in our OT communication.«

Sven Wienand

system administrator

»The audit has given us a clearer picture of all processes in our complex industrial control system. This enabled us to analyze all communication traffic extensively and check the ICS specifically for vulnerabilities. We were impressed by the smooth process. The direct development of effective measures optimally prepared us for future cyber security risks.«

Falk Fischer

Team Leader IT-Systems and Applications

»Sabotage from in-house sources is very difficult to detect because the processes take place within the secured zones. With Rhebo Industrial Protector, we were able to open up a view into the control system and monitor every communication process. The storage of all anomaly details enabled us to perform a very accurate analysis and trace the incident to a particular workstation....«

Dr. Jens Pittler

Technical Director

»With Rhebo, we can centrally and reliably secure our energy supply as well as the municipal utilities and over 16,000 decentralized energy producers we serve. The newly gained transparency and continuous monitoring visibly increases our network quality«.

Dipl.-Ing Daniel Beyer

Advisor Process IT and Interfaces

»Although the building automation isn't connected to the internet, Rhebo has helped us proactively find security vulnerabilities and anomalies in the control system. Rhebo Industrial Protector and regular support enable us to make these visible and eliminate them at an early stage.«

Michael Freitag

Group Manager Datacenter

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