Agenda 2025

Keynote

10:10

Collective Intelligence: Unlocking the power of community, together

In this keynote, our CEO explores the transformative power of community in the modern threat landscape. By sharing insights and learning from each other, we can create true collective intelligence – enhancing our understanding, strengthening our defenses, and adapting more quickly than ever. This session will reveal the latest trends and threats, demonstrate how collaborative intelligence can fuel smarter, more resilient strategies, and inspire how we can all contribute to a stronger, safer community together.

Dr. Niklas Hellemann
CEO and Co-Founder, SoSafe

PANEL DISCUSSION

10:40

Setting the frame: The global context for security and resilience

Power is being redefined. Geopolitical realignments, economic transformations, technological breakthroughs, and societal shifts are reshaping the balance of influence in the world. How do these changes affect digital security, resilience, and trust? Where are new centers of influence emerging, and how can we prepare for the next decade of transformation?

In this opening discussion, leading experts from diverse fields take a step back to examine these dynamics and what they mean for the global threat and security landscape. Rather than focusing on risk alone, this session offers perspective – connecting the dots between macro-level trends and their impact on organizations, nations, and individuals. This conversation sets the frame for the event, providing the context, foresight, and balanced understanding needed to navigate complexity and lead with confidence in an interconnected world.

Dr. Niklas Hellemann
CEO and Co-Founder, SoSafe

Florian Haacke
CSO and Head of Group Security, Porsche AG

Christoph von Marschall
Diplomatic Correspondent for the Chief Editorial Office of the Berlin “Tagesspiegel”

Achim Berg
Board member, Former President Bitkom

Panel discussion

11:20

Attracting women to cyber security with a human-centric approach

Cyber security isn’t just a technical field — it’s a human one. Yet too often, the industry is framed through a narrow lens that overlooks what truly draws people in: purpose, connection, and the chance to make a difference. This leaves much of the talent pool untapped — especially women.

This panel explores how a human-centric approach can rewrite the story. How do we shift from gatekeeping to welcoming? From rigid role definitions to inclusive pathways? And how do we speak to what really matters to many diverse individuals — impact, curiosity, and the ability to protect others?

Join leading voices in cyber security as they share what it takes to attract more women to the field — and why changing the message might be the key to changing the makeup of the industry.

Eva Schuiteman-van Ginkel
Security Officer, Slachtofferhulp Nederland

Sabrina Hofmann
Head of Information Security, Continental

Annalisa O’Rourke
Founder and CEO, Apex Business Compliance Ltd.

MASTERCLASS

11:20

Establishing a company-wide security culture for success

Policies don’t change behaviour — culture does. In this session, we’ll uncover how to shift cybersecurity from a top-down mandate to a shared responsibility embedded in everyday work.

You’ll learn practical strategies to create genuine security ownership across your organisation, from frontline teams to the boardroom.

We’ll explore how to align behaviours with business goals, leverage behavioural science to drive change, and dismantle the blockers that stop culture from taking root.

Walk away with the insights and tools to build a security culture that drives lasting impact — one that’s resilient, measurable, and truly embraced by your people.

Dr. Tim Sattler
Corporate Information Security Officer, Jungheinrich AG

Andrew Rose
Award-winning CISO, Industry Analyst & Human-Focused Security Evangelist

Live podcast

11:50

Internationale Sicherheitslage: Unsere Welt im Umbruch

Mit jahrzehntelanger Erfahrung in Spitzenpolitik, Wirtschaft und internationalen Beziehungen bietet Sigmar Gabriel eine seltene Gesamtsicht auf die digitale Bedrohungslage. Er analysiert, wie sich geopolitische Machtverschiebungen, wirtschaftliche Abhängigkeiten und technologische Entwicklungen zu neuen Sicherheitsrisiken verdichten – und warum Cybersecurity heute ein zentrales Element nationaler und wirtschaftlicher Souveränität ist. Aus der Verbindung politischer, strategischer und gesellschaftlicher Perspektiven entsteht ein Lagebild, das weit über technische Fragen hinausreicht.

Sigmar Gabriel
Former Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany

MASTERCLASS

11:50

10 impactful ways to ignite cyber security awareness

We all know that the biggest security risk isn’t technology — it’s behaviour. But it’s also your greatest untapped defence.

In this fast-paced, practical session, we’ll explore 10 proven tactics that go beyond posters and phishing tests to ignite real change.

Learn how to inspire ownership, make security stick, and turn your people from passive bystanders into active cyber defenders. Packed with behavioural insights, real-world examples, and ready-to-use ideas, this session will equip you to turn security into culture — not just compliance.

Whether you’re starting your awareness journey or looking to level up, these tactics will help you transform your users into cyber security heroes.

Andrew Rose
Award-winning CISO, Industry Analyst & Human-Focused Security Evangelist

Melina Chatah
Director of International Customer Success, SoSafe

Ant Davis
Security Awareness Leader, Co-Host of The Awareness Angle Podcast

PANEL DISCUSSION

13:30

Nourishing collective intelligence: Cyber insights from the field

Cybersecurity is a shared endeavor – one that grows stronger when we learn from each other. In this discussion, three leading experts bring their frontline experiences to the stage, sharing the attack trends they’re observing, the patterns emerging across sectors, and the lessons learned from both successful defenses and critical incidents.

By pooling these insights, we strengthen our collective intelligence – transforming individual experience into shared resilience. What can we learn from the latest attack vectors and response strategies? Which human, organizational, and technological factors make the greatest difference? This session highlights the power of open exchange in helping us anticipate, adapt, and defend – together.

Dennis Pokupec
Chief Security Officer (CSO), Creditplus Bank AG

Sabrina Hofmann
Head of Information Security, Continental

Daniel Adams
Head of IT Infrastructure & Security, FOND OF GmbH

FIRESIDE CHAT

13:30

Mit Haltung führen, mit Vertrauen verändern: Wie wir echte Sicherheitskulturen schaffen

Cybersicherheit endet nicht bei Firewalls und Richtlinien – sie beginnt bei den Menschen.

Christiane Mänz hat in verschiedenen Organisationen erlebt, wie anspruchsvoll es ist, Sicherheitsbewusstsein wirklich zu verankern – und was funktioniert, wenn man über reine Projekte und Policies hinaus denkt.

Im Gespräch geht es darum, wie Führung, Kommunikation und Struktur zusammenwirken müssen, damit aus einzelnen Maßnahmen eine lebendige Sicherheitskultur entsteht.

Wie schafft man Motivation statt Pflichtgefühl? Wie überzeugt man das Management – und wie gewinnt man Skeptiker für sich?

Ein praxisnahes Expertinnengespräch über Haltung, Leadership und die kleinen, konsequenten Schritte, die aus Awareness echte Veränderung machen.

Christiane Mänz
Digital Transformation & Cybersecurity Expert; Former Vice President IT & Digital Transformation at Zentis

Product keynote

14:00

Empowering cyber heroes: From compliance to human resilience

Cybersecurity isn’t just about technology – it’s about people. In an era of AI-driven, multichannel, hyper-personalized attacks, organizations require more than compliance training. They need defenses that adapt in real time and transform the human layer into a true line of resilience.

This product keynote shows security leaders how to make that shift today. It begins with simulation-first approach to diagnosis, offering employees a safe environment to practice handling threats across identities and channels. It builds on live intelligence that keeps training aligned with the adversarial landscape. And it culminates in analytics that unify simulations, reporting, and external signals into benchmarks and measurable outcomes.

Join us for an exclusive look at the next generation of Human Risk Management and learn how we can transform compliance into confidence and people into true cyber heroes.

Rob Daly
Chief Technology Officer, SoSafe

Christine Siu
VP of Product, SoSafe

PARTNER PANEL

14:45

From rules to real behavior: Making security work for people

Security succeeds only when people use it. Yet too often, tools, policies, and compliance measures feel disconnected from everyday work. This panel explores how organizations can turn security from a checkbox exercise into a lived practice – through better communication, automation, and awareness across the entire ecosystem. Experts from compliance, managed services, and corporate security discuss how to make secure behavior intuitive, how to handle third-party risks, and how to build a culture where people want to act securely.

Florian Müller
Head of Product & Technology, Proliance

Norbert Emodi
Senior Account Executive, Vanta

Michael Molina
Managing Director, Datagroup

Frank Slusny
VP Sales Germany, Austria and Switzerland, CyberVadis

PRODUCT DEEP DIVE

15:15

Training employees for the age of AI

The AI era is rewriting the cyber threat playbook — are your employees ready? In this session, discover how SoSafe equips your workforce to recognize and respond to emerging threats like deepfakes, AI-powered social engineering, and unsafe LLM use. Learn how our behavioral science-backed awareness training and phishing simulations transform your people into your strongest line of defense — building a secure, AI-aware, and compliant organization from the inside out.

Jasmine Jalava
Product Marketing Lead at SoSafe

Dr. Gundula Zerbes
Digital Learning Expert, SoSafe

KEYNOTE

15:45

Foresight 2035: Global Trends, Digital Transformation, and Human Impact

The world is changing faster than ever, driven by technological evolution, digitalization, and shifting geopolitical dynamics. In this keynote, Dr. Florence Gaub, political scientist, futurologist, and military strategist, explores the global trends and emerging scenarios that will shape the next decade.

From AI and digital governance to the geopolitical implications of technological competition, she maps the forces transforming societies, economies, and security landscapes.

Drawing these insights together, Dr. Gaub will discuss what these trends mean for cybersecurity and the human factor: how humans will interact with technology, how societies can adapt to increasingly complex threats, and what skills and mindsets will be critical in navigating a digitally and geopolitically volatile world.

Florence Gaub
Military Strategist and Futurologist, Director of the Research Division at NATO Defence College

PARTNER SPOTLIGHT

15:45

Beyond the ransom: The hidden realities of cyber extortion

Ransomware remains the most profitable and disruptive cybercrime model, but its true impact extends beyond encrypted files and ransom demands. This session delves into the world of ransomware, with a special focus on the lesser-known but critical components of cyber incidents: negotiation with threat actors, crisis communication under pressure, and the profound mental impact on those involved.Drawing on the latest threat intelligence and a real-world case study, we’ll explore how ransomware groups have shifted towards data extortion, the complexities of negotiating with cybercriminals, and the strategic role of communication in managing both the attackers and stakeholders. Most importantly, we’ll shine a light on the human side of cyber crises—revealing how stress, uncertainty, and trauma affect employees and leadership, and what organisations
can do to mitigate these effects. Join us for an unfiltered look at the realities behind the headlines, and gain practical insights into preparing for, surviving, and recovering from a ransomware attack.

Inge van der Beijl
Director Innovation and Head of Expertise Behaviour, Northwave Cyber Security

CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT

16:15

Between rules and reality: How much control can a positive security culture handle?

This session explores the tension between compliance demands, internal security policies, and the day-to-day realities of modern work. How much control is truly necessary – and when does it start to backfire?

We’ll discuss how to strike the right balance between regulation and pragmatism to build a security culture that empowers rather than overwhelms. Drawing on real-world examples – like how BESTSECRET co-created their patch management policy with employees – we’ll examine whether involving teams in policy-making leads to stronger adoption and sustainable security behaviors.

Dr. Anne Meckbach
Chief Compliance Officer, BESTSECRET

Marian Schneider
Vice President Information & Physical Security, BESTSECRET

PRODUCT DEEP DIVE

16:15

From simulation to real defense: Hyper-realistic phishing simulations

Step into the attacker’s shoes: discover how SoSafe transforms phishing simulations from routine tests into hyper-realistic training experiences. With authentic branding, flexible templates, and recreations of real-world attack tactics, SoSafe helps organizations build employees’ awareness and resilience where it matters most — against the threats they’ll actually face.

Tommy Courtney
Senior Product Manager, SoSafe

Fireside chat

16:45

Meine Mutter, der Algorithmus und ich: Wladimir Kaminer über Menschen in der digitalen Welt

Was passiert, wenn ein Staubsauger plötzlich klüger ist als seine Besitzerin? Oder wenn Algorithmen unsere Nachrichten, Einkäufe und sogar unser Denken vorfiltern? Wladimir Kaminer, Bestsellerautor, Kolumnist und gewitzter Beobachter des Alltags, nimmt die digitale Transformation mit Humor, Leichtigkeit und überraschenden Perspektiven unter die Lupe. Im Fireside Chat erzählt er unter anderem, wie verschiedene Generationen mit Technik umgehen, warum Algorithmen wie neue Mythen funktionieren und wie uns Lachen dabei hilft, Wandel zu begreifen. Ein Gespräch, das zeigt: Digitalisierung ist nicht nur eine technische, sondern vor allem eine menschliche Geschichte.

Wladimir Kaminer
Author and columnist

CUSTOMER PANEL DISCUSSION

16:45

Not just another training: How we got our employees to actually care

Too often, awareness programs are met with eye rolls and unopened emails. But what happens when employees are not just compliant—but genuinely interested? In this candid discussion, security leaders reveal how they shifted perceptions and got their teams excited about cyber awareness. With SoSafe as their partner, they used behavioral science, storytelling, and smart design to make security relatable—and even inspiring. Learn what it takes to create campaigns that stick and turn employees into active defenders of their organizations.

Christian Metzler
Head of Global IT, Niedax

Kjell Witte
Business Continuity Manager, CLAAS

Nico Bäumer
CTO, d.velop AG

Bianca Zonne
Risk Compliance Manager, Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS)

FIRESIDE CHAT

17:15

From victim to entrepreneur: Pernilla Sjöholm on digital self-defense and empowerment

When trust is weaponized, anyone can become a target.

Pernilla Sjöholm, known from the Netflix documentary “The Tinder Swindler”, shares her remarkable journey from being the victim of a global romance scam to becoming an entrepreneur in digital identity verification. In this fireside chat, she speaks about the psychological toll of cyber scam, how manipulation and social engineering unfold on personal networks, and what it takes to rebuild trust — in others and in oneself. Her story is one of resilience and empowerment, reminding us that awareness and connection are our strongest forms of digital self-defense.

Pernilla Sjöholm
Co-Founder and COO at IDfier, Known from Netflix’s “The Tinder Swindler”

Keynote

10:10

Scamproof your life: Unmasking social engineering in the digital age

Cybercriminals constantly adapt their tactics, but their basic playbook has remained the same: exploit human trust. In this keynote, social engineering expert Alexis Conran reveals the patterns and strategies attackers use to manipulate people — and how technology has only made these tricks more personal, targeted, and pervasive. Exploiting private space to infiltrate organizations, humans are always at the center of the attack surface. By understanding these timeless structures and how they evolve, we can turn the tables: empowering the human layer to become the most powerful line of cyber defense.

Alexis Conran
Actor, Writer, and TV Presenter

PUBLIC SECTOR KEYNOTE

11:00

Cyberangriffe auf Staat und Verwaltung: Risiken, Geopolitik und die Zukunft der öffentlichen Sicherheit

Als ehemaliger Generalsekretär von Interpol kennt Jürgen Stock die Schattenseiten der Globalisierung bezogen auf transnationale Kriminalität aus erster Hand. In dieser Keynote gibt er einen unmittelbaren Einblick in die Cyberbedrohungen, die er im öffentlichen Sektor über Jahre hinweg beobachtet hat, und zeigt auf, wie Staaten und Behörden auf diese digitalen Risiken reagieren – oder reagieren sollten.

Er beleuchtet, welchen Einfluss geopolitische Spannungen und internationale Entwicklungen auf die Sicherheit von Behörden und kritischen Infrastrukturen haben. Zugleich stellt er die Frage, ob bestehende Gesetze und Regulierungen den Bedrohungen angemessen sind oder ob der öffentliche Sektor dringend nachschärfen muss, um handlungsfähig zu bleiben.

Mit persönlichen Erfahrungen, scharfsinnigen Analysen und klaren Handlungsempfehlungen richtet sich diese Keynote an alle, die die digitale Resilienz des öffentlichen Sektors stärken und ihre Organisation auf die Herausforderungen einer zunehmend komplexen Welt vorbereiten möchten.

Jürgen Stock
Interpol Secretary General (2014–2024), Vice President of the German Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) (2004–2014)

PANEL DISCUSSION

11:00

Personal is professional: How identity became the new attack vector

Hackers aren’t just targeting companies anymore — they’re coming for people. As personal and professional lives blur, every device, every identity, every connection becomes a potential doorway for attack.

In this powerful discussion, we’ll explore how cybercriminals are weaponizing personal identities to breach organizations — and why protecting your people now means protecting their families, too.

Where are the new vulnerabilities? How do we stay one step ahead in a world where anyone can be a target? Join us to rethink what security really means in today’s connected world — and how we can build defenses that go beyond the office walls.

Thomas Tschersich
CSO, Deutsche Telekom AG

Julian Schwarzkopf
Former Information Security Officer, Trade Republic

Anush Begoyan
CISO, Clickout Media

Incident Response Simulation Game

11:00

Denken Sie an Dungeons & Dragons, aber für Cybersicherheit

Was würden Sie tun, wenn Ihr Unternehmen von einem gezielten Cyberangriff betroffen wäre? Im Incident Response Simulation Game zählt jede Entscheidung – ein spannendes, immersives Erlebnis, das Ihr kritisches Denken und Ihre Fähigkeiten zur Problemlösung auf die Probe stellt.

Unter der Leitung erfahrener Moderatoren in Kooperation mit Group-IB navigieren Sie durch realistische Szenarien, in denen Entscheidungen mit hohem Risiko darüber entscheiden, wie gut Ihr Unternehmen den Sturm übersteht. Durch diese Praxis gewinnen Sie das Selbstvertrauen und die Fachkompetenz, um Rollen und Verantwortlichkeiten bei der Reaktion auf Vorfälle zu verstehen, die Koordination und Zusammenarbeit zwischen Teams zu fördern, und wesentliche Strategien und Taktiken zur wirksamen Abwehr von Cyber Bedrohungen zu entwickeln.

Dieses Simulations-Spiel ist nicht nur ein Training. Es ist eine Gelegenheit, Ihre Fähigkeiten zu verbessern, blinde Flecken aufzudecken und umsetzbare Erkenntnisse zu gewinnen, die Sie in Ihrer Rolle anwenden können.

Die Teilnehmerzahl ist auf 20 Personen begrenzt. Es gilt: First come, first serve!

Hier registrieren

Arne Vodegel
Head of SOC & CTEM Services, Cyber Samurai

Anna Just
SOC Analyst, Cyber Samurai

PUBLIC SECTOR PANEL DISCUSSION

11:30

Cyber-Resilienz im öffentlichen Sektor: Von der Herausforderung zur Lösung

Stadtverwaltungen, Schulen, Krankenhäuser – öffentliche Einrichtungen in ganz Europa stehen zunehmend im Visier von Cyberangriffen. Doch begrenzte Budgets, veraltete IT-Infrastrukturen und der Mangel an Fachkräften erschweren es vielen, mit der Bedrohungslage Schritt zu halten. Das Ergebnis: eine uneinheitliche Cyber-Resilienz und wachsende Anfälligkeit gegenüber komplexen Angriffen.

In dieser Podiumsdiskussion kommen Expertinnen und Experten aus dem öffentlichen Sektor zusammen, um zentrale Herausforderungen zu beleuchten – und vor allem um darüber zu sprechen, welche konkreten Maßnahmen nötig sind, um ihnen zu begegnen. Welche Modelle für Zusammenarbeit, Finanzierung und Wissensaustausch stärken die Abwehrfähigkeit öffentlicher Einrichtungen? Und wie gelingt der Wandel von reaktiver Gefahrenabwehr hin zu proaktiver, nachhaltiger Resilienz – auch bei knappen Ressourcen?

Diskutieren Sie mit, wie der öffentliche Sektor der wachsenden Cyberbedrohung begegnen kann – und welche Unterstützung er dafür braucht.

Daniel Sieveke
State Secretary at the Ministry of Regional Identity, Local Government, Building and Digitalization of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia

Kerstin Pliquett
Managing Director, KDN – Dachverband kommunaler IT-Dienstleister

Dr. Olaf Kroll-Peters
State Commissioner for Information Security of the State of Berlin, Senate Chancellery

PANEL DISCUSSION

11:30

Thriving under pressure: Building resilient tech teams in high-stakes environments

Cybersecurity may be the frontline, but across IT and tech organizations, leaders are grappling with the same challenge: how to build teams that can operate effectively under pressure — without burning out.
In fast-moving, high-stakes environments where uptime, threats, and delivery deadlines collide, what does it take to create sustainable performance and long-term resilience?

This panel brings together voices from security and IT leadership to explore how we can lead healthier, more adaptive technical teams. We’ll unpack lessons on avoiding alert fatigue and fostering psychological safety — while still delivering on mission-critical demands.

Whether you’re leading a SOC, running infrastructure, or managing digital transformation, the same question applies: how do we help our teams go the distance — and thrive while doing it?

Bastian Dietz
Director of Digital & Information Technology, Brainlab SE

Olaf Reimann
Senior Manager Enterprise Architecture and Cyber Security Governance, BENTELER Business Services GmbH

Eugenio Carlon
Head of Cyber Security, Data Protection, WEB3, Telekom MMS

Live hacking

13:15

The chain of trust: Live hacking demonstration

One moment, everything’s fine. The next – chaos. In a live demonstration, ethical hacker Campbell Murray will pull back the curtain on a real-world attack, showing just how quickly and easily systems can be compromised. You’ll feel the tension of the unfolding hack, see the human factor in action, and understand why activating the human layer isn’t just important – it’s critical.

Campbell Murray
Ethical Hacker, Founder and CTO of Sodium Cyber

MASTERCLASS

13:15

Unlocking the power of psychological safety in cyber security

Cybersecurity teams operate under relentless pressure, attempting to manage an organisation’s complex and ever-changing risk posture and responding to high-stakes incidents. But what protects those who protect our organisations?

This talk draws on trauma risk management (TRiM) techniques and hard-earned lessons from the military and emergency services to address the growing risks of burnout, chronic stress, and even PTSD in cybersecurity professionals.

Attendees will learn how structured peer support, early intervention, and psychological safety practices — proven in police, fire, and ambulance services — can be adapted to the unique demands of cyber roles.

With real-world examples and practical takeaways, this session will equip leaders and practitioners alike with tools to build resilient, mentally healthy teams that can sustain performance and operational capability without sacrificing wellbeing.

Dr. Christian Reinhardt
Director of Human Risk Management, SoSafe

Thomas Owen
CISO, SoSafe

Gail Quilter
Trauma Risk Management and Human Resilience Specialist

MASTERCLASS

13:45

Sicherheitskulturen: Kulturwandel im öffentlichen Sektor gestalten

Sicherheit im öffentlichen Sektor braucht mehr als Firewalls – sie braucht eine Kultur, die trägt. Doch diese Sicherheitskultur steht unter Druck: wachsende Bedrohungen, knappe Ressourcen und steigende Erwartungen der Öffentlichkeit stellen Behörden und Verwaltungen vor enorme Herausforderungen.

In dieser interaktiven Masterclass erfahren Sie, wie Sie Vertrauen fördern, begrenzte Kapazitäten gezielt einsetzen und Cybersicherheit fest in die DNA Ihrer Organisation integrieren können. Mit praxisnahen Strategien, konkreten Beispielen und sofort umsetzbaren Ideen entwickeln Sie Ansätze, wie eine widerstandsfähige Sicherheitskultur entsteht – resilient, kreativ und effektiv. Gestalten Sie den Wandel: von Compliance zu gelebtem Vertrauen.

Prof. Dr. Dennis-Kenji Kipker
Scientific Director, cyberintelligence.institute

Charline Kappes
Program Manager Public, SoSafe

Customer spotlight

14:15

Mission Impossible? Planting the security mindset through human connection

CISOs, security specialists, and hackers often share one thing: the security virus. But many others in the business world have developed strong internal firewalls – psychological ones – protecting them from what they perceive as extra responsibility, lost time, or unwanted complexity.

If we want people to breathe security, to act with awareness and care, we need to approach them not with rules, but with empathy. This is no longer just a technical challenge – it’s a deeply human one.

In this session, we’ll explore how psychological safety, cultural sensitivity, and creative storytelling can help us lower defenses and invite curiosity. It’s about empowering people, not pressuring them – about planting seeds in the right places, tailored to roles, cultures, and individual identities. Together, we’ll step into their world and discover how to help security grow from the inside out – brick by brick, person by person – as part of a truly resilient Human Firewall.

Bart Sikkes
Operational CISO, Valtech

MASTERCLASS

14:15

Mastering AI innovation with cyber security at the forefront

AI is evolving at breakneck speed — and with every new chatbot or GenAI tool, fresh attack surfaces emerge. For security-minded leaders, the challenge isn’t just launching safely, but staying secure as both threats and regulations shift beneath their feet.

In this panel, security leaders will share how they’re navigating the fast-moving AI landscape, covering:

• Which data sets are truly “safe” for GenAI—and which should be hands-off
• How to prevent model leakage or prompt abuse without shutting down innovation
• How lean security teams can realistically monitor AI behavior
• The core AI fluency every employee will need going forward

You’ll walk away with real-world lessons (successes and stumbles), a no-jargon AI risk checklist you can apply to any project, and practical steps to protect your organization today — while building resilience for whatever AI throws at us next.

Thomas Owen
CISO, SoSafe

Rob Daly
Chief Technology Officer, SoSafe

FIRESIDE CHAT

14:45

Vertrauen, Geschwindigkeit, Teamwork: Was uns die Formel 1 über Cyber-Resilienz lehrt

Was können wir von einem Formel-1-Fahrer über Cybersicherheit lernen? Mehr, als Sie denken. In der Welt des Motorsports müssen Entscheidungen in Millisekunden getroffen werden – und es steht enorm viel auf dem Spiel. Es ist ein Umfeld, in dem das Vertrauen ins Team absolut, Anpassungsfähigkeit überlebenswichtig und Leistung unter Druck unverzichtbar ist. Kommt Ihnen das bekannt vor?

In diesem Fireside Chat erzählt F1-Legende Ralf Schumacher, was es braucht, um in Umgebungen mit hohem Druck zu führen, Leistung zu maximieren und erfolgreich zu sein. Mit sechs Grand-Prix-Siegen und über zehn Jahren an der Spitze des Motorsports weiß er, wie man unter Druck ruhig bleibt, Entscheidungen datenbasiert trifft und weiter vorankommt – selbst wenn das Unerwartete eintritt.

Ralf Schumacher
Former Formula 1 driver, Entrepreneur, TV Expert