The SICP Symposium on "Digital Resilience" will take place on Tuesday, 30 September at 10.30 a.m. at Zukunftsmeile 2 in Paderborn. Experts from business, research and politics will discuss, among other things, how companies can make their IT resilient, how artificial intelligence can recognise disruptions early on, what role sovereign IT architectures play for Europe's digital independence and what course politics must set for a resilient digital future. Participation is free of charge, registration is requested.
The symposium will start with a thematic block on "Physical and Digital Infrastructure". Matthias Hollick from TU Darmstadt will shed light on how synergies between digital resilience and cybersecurity can be used to make information and communication technology systems crisis-proof. The impulse will be supplemented by a contribution from Andreas Speith from Westfalen Weser Netz GmbH on the topic of "The changing energy industry: how the power grid is learning to think".
In the afternoon, the focus will be on "Organisation, governance and processes". Dr Volker Krummel from Utimaco will give a presentation on "The Quantum Threat - Opportunities and Risks for Digital Resilience", before Prof Dr Simon Tranh-Nam Trang from Paderborn University takes a close look at the European NIS2 Directive and critically assesses its contribution to strengthening digital resilience.
The symposium will conclude with a high-calibre panel discussion entitled "What can we do to strengthen digital resilience?". Daniel 365体育_足球比分网￥投注直播官网veke, State Secretary in the Ministry for Regional Identity, Communities and Local Government, Building and Digitalisation in North Rhine-Westphalia, Julia Eisentraut, member of the NRW state parliament from the Green Party, Prof. Dr. Stefan Müller from Paderborn University, Dr. Rainer Baumgart, former CEO of secunet AG and external advisory board member of the SICP's SI Lab, and Dr. Yvonne Gr?ning, Managing Director of myconsult GmbH, will be taking part in the discussion.
The SICP Symposium offers the latest research findings, practical best practices and concrete implementation ideas for companies and institutions that want to strengthen their digital resilience. At the same time, it offers the opportunity to network with leading minds from business, science and politics.
The full programme of the SICP Symposium 2025 can be found on the event page.
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