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SUMMARY:CERT@VDE: Between law and technology - risk minimization! But how?
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DESCRIPTION:Type: On location\n\n\nIn the age of Industry 4.0\, increasing 
 digitalization poses new challenges for industrial cyber security.Session 
 1: Efficient risk minimization through CERT@VDEWhile large companies often
  already have their own Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) and 
 specialized Product Security Incident Response Teams (PSIRTs)\, small and 
 medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) usually do not have them or only have 
 limited resources. In addition\, they often lack routine in dealing with 
 vulnerabilities\, creating security alerts (advisories) and 
 communicating\, e.g. with external security researchers or other CERTs\, 
 such as the ICS-CERT in the USA. In addition\, most manufacturers have so 
 far been working on a solution on their own. As a rule\, there is no 
 cross-company exchange\, although a vulnerability often affects different 
 manufacturers and synergy effects can be exploited through cooperation. In
  the event of a serious vulnerability\, SMEs lack the experience\, 
 expertise and information to deal with the acute threat situation in a 
 confident\, coordinated and comprehensive manner.CERT@VDE is the first 
 platform in Germany for coordinating IT security issues specifically for 
 SMEs in the industrial automation sector: It offers manufacturers\, 
 integrators\, plant constructors and operators from the industrial 
 automation sector the opportunity for an intensive and trusting exchange 
 of information and concrete support on the topic of 
 cybersecurity.SpeakerAndreas Harner\, Abteilungsleiter CERT@VDE &amp\; 
 Cybersecurity\, VDE Verband der Elektrotechnik Elektronik 
 Informationstechnik e. V.Session 2: Responsibility for IT products: 
 Obligation to update or updating freestyle?IT security is an ongoing 
 process - this also applies to software updates for products that affect 
 IT security. Welche rechtlichen Anforderungen gelten hier jetzt und 
 zukünftig? In welchem Umfang muss ich Updates bereithalten\, und eventuell
  sogar kostenfrei? Diese und weitere Fragen soll der praxisnah gestaltete 
 Vortrag klären.SpeakerDr. Dennis-Kenji Kipker \, Legal Advisor\, 
 CERT@VDESession 3: Of 0days and exploits - vulnerabilities in software and
  their remediesThere is a lot of talk about vulnerabilities in software 
 products\, often highlighting individual vulnerabilities in detail. 
 However\, the actual problems differ greatly in terms of both their 
 effects and their causes. We provide an overview of the different types of
  security vulnerabilities in software\, how they arise and how they can be
  prevented in a modern\, agile development model.SpeakerJan Münther\, Head
  of Digital Product Security\, OSRAM GmbHThe webinar will take place on 
 April 13\, 2021 from 10 am to 1 pm and is part of the three-part event 
 series "Between Law and Technology - Cybersecurity in Business Practice" 
 by reuschlaw Legal Consultants and the VDE.Tickets cost 99\,-- € plus 
 taxes and fees and can be purchased at Eventbrite.
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