Digital resilience: how to defend against digital attacks?
Event Details
As geopolitical tensions bring new digital challenges, it’s more important than ever to be prepared. With cyberattacks and changing regulations, you need to strengthen your digital security — but how
Event Details
As geopolitical tensions bring new digital challenges, it’s more important than ever to be prepared. With cyberattacks and changing regulations, you need to strengthen your digital security — but how do you go about it?
Stop worrying, start acting. In this webinar, we show you how to build your digital resilience with concrete, pragmatic measures in data security, compliance, monitoring, and recovery — measures you can implement as soon as tomorrow.
Key Learning Outcomes
• Digital resilience fundamentals – Understanding what digital resilience means and how to build it step by step
• Three-pillar approach – Learning the effective framework of protect, relieve, and recover for digital security
• Practical insights – Real-world case study examples from practical experience
• Immediate action steps – Concrete next steps, including risk assessments and security scans
• Market landscape – Current market conditions and legal requirements overview
Target Audience
• Primary: IT managers, information managers, CISOs, security officers, and privacy officers
• Secondary: Digital transformation leaders, board members, and anyone responsible for digital resilience
• Ideal for: Organisations without large security teams but handling critical data or services
Context & Importance
• Rising cybersecurity threats due to geopolitical tensions and evolving regulations
• Focus on pragmatic, actionable measures rather than complex tools or extensive programs
• Designed to help organisations stop worrying and start taking concrete action on digital security
About the Presenter
Rob Habraken brings over 20 years of web development experience, specialising in scalable, secure platforms. He’s a recognised expert in .NET, Azure, and Sitecore, and has been a Sitecore MVP for 10 consecutive years. His expertise spans software architecture, DevOps, digital security, and modern development practices.