Welcome to a special personalized workshop by Thales and Alfatec Group.
NIS2/DORA directives have been occupying our work projects lately, so we prepared a data protection guide for them in a valuable technical workshop.
AGENDA
8:50 Registration, breakfast & coffee
9:25 Introductory speech - Azur Šaćiragić, ALFATEC
9:30 NIS2 / DORA Regional Status Overview - Gabor Hirsch, THALES
10:15 Coffee break & networking
10:30 Building Cyber Security and Resilience – A Data Protection Guide for NIS2 / DORA – Petr Kunstat, THALES (part 1)
11:15 Coffee break & networking
11:30 Building Cyber Security and Resilience – A Data Protection Guide for NIS2 / DORA – Petr Kunstat, THALES (part 2)
12:15 Coffee break & networking
12:30 NIS2 & DORA response by Imperva: Data Security Fabric - Anđela Antić & Jovan Marinković, Manta System
13:15 Lunch & Networking
15:00 End
Azur Šaćiragić – Director of IT Security, Alfatec Group
Gabor Hirsch - Regional Sales Manager, Thales
Petr Kunstat - Pre-Sales Solution Consultant, Thales
Anđela Antić - Information system security engineer, Manta System
Jovan Marinković - Information system security engineer, Manta System
The number of reservations is limited, so please confirm your arrival via the registration form. We will confirm your reservation as soon as possible.
Dario Selimagić, Business Development, IT Security Department
+385 (0)98 98 02 342
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Anja Liker, Marketing Manager
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Alfatec and Thales joined their forces again in Zagreb for a workshop event, dedicated to strengthening cybersecurity and resilience against threats, where experts gathered to address the requirements related to NIS2 and DORA regulations. The introductory speech was given by Azur Šaćiragić from ALFATEC, followed by Gabor Hirsch from Thales, who provided an overview of the regional implementation status of NIS2 and DORA.
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