Dear EPTDA members and partners,
We are privileged to announce that tomorrow’s global panel on Why Do Breaches Happen? will be moderated by Mr. Hayo Volker Hasenfus, Managing Partner at LOEPRE. Please see below a detailed bio to get to know your host.
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Entrepreneur, leader and change manager around IT, manufacturing systems and infrastructure business
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Since September 2020, Hayo Volker Hasenfus is Managing Partner of LOEPRE GmbH located in Berlin, Germany, offering comprehensive cybersecurity and counterintelligence services. Hayo’s track-record highlights successes in development of go-to-market strategies, channel management and key customer development in Europe and Middle East. At LOEPRE, he sets the financial and organizational strategies for the increased national and international growth expectation.
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As this is our first-ever online panel discussion, we wanted to share a few essential details to help you prepare and fully engage in the conversation with these specialists.
Our key discussion points
Our panelists are building on our last session on Hidden Cyber Threats that was held on 9 September. With Part 2 on Why Do Breaches Happen? we are looking forward to dive deeper into areas of:
- Cybersecurity by Design - for my company and my products: how do I avoid breaches, how do I ensure that my infrastructure and architecture is cybersecure? (IoT: risk or opportunity?)
- Cybersecurity at Ease - the human factor, ensuring extensive automation to avoid breaches. Cybersecurity as a service and how to get there
- Cybersecurity Awareness - for employee involvement and contribution: like brushing your teeth, brief and frequent to avoid breaches
- Cybersecurity Cases - handling the case successfully, best-practice communication
Suggestions/Question for the panelists
We are inviting all participants to send us any specific area of interest they would like to have a discussion on. You may do this simply by sending an email to info@eptda.org.
Sample questions:
- What are some of the typical issue you see during an incident and how can it be handle better?
- I keep hearing the term DFIR - can you tell me what it is?
- What is the difference between DFIR and IR (Incident Response)?
- How much more involved do C-Levels need to be in the strategy and processes around IR and DFIR?
- How do I know whether I have not been breached yet?
Getting prepared for the panel
For those who have missed our first series of Cyber Threats insights, we invite you to review the presentation, to fully prepare yourself for the conversation tomorrow.
Platform details
Our platform of choice for tomorrow’s panel debate is Webex. If you are not familiar with it, please make sure that you join a few minutes ahead of the start of the webinar and ensure you have downloaded all the right plugins, logged in successfully, etc. Webex allows you to “raise a hand” and ask a question during the debate – or you may use the “chat” function to submit the questions, and our moderators will assist.
We are really hoping to have a lively session and debate tomorrow. If you haven’t done so, please register now – and spread the word within your network and teams.
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See you tomorrow for a great debate.
Hans Hanegreefs
Executive Vice President
EPTDA
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