Natural hazards

Natural hazards such as flooding or pandemics pose serious risks to critical infrastructure (KRITIS). Flooded roads can disrupt supply chains, while overcrowded hospitals in pandemics put a strain on healthcare. Companies need to take preventative measures to manage such events and minimize the impact.

Technological hazards

Technological hazards such as power outages or technical faults can have far-reaching consequences for Critical infrastructures (KRITIS). A widespread power outage could bring critical services to a standstill. Operators must therefore carry out risk analyses and draw up emergency plans to ensure the resilience of their systems.

Cyber threats

Cyber threats such as hacker attacks and malware attacks are one of the biggest threats to critical infrastructure. However, faulty software updates or misconfigurations can also disrupt essential services. To prevent such incidents, operators should use modern IT security solutions and train their employees regularly.

Ransomware

Panel on the topic of ransomware as a threat to IT security and the question of how we can still defend ourselves. With Daniel Lorch, Chief Inspector of Criminal Investigation Esslingen and Stefan Strobel from Cirosec GmbH, the central contact point for cybercrime for the economy in Bavaria.

Digital first aid

IT security incidents often occur unprepared and at the wrong time. Digitally trained first responders (including IT laypersons) can provide rapid first aid in the event of incidents or offer specific recommendations for support.

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