Together improving IT security

When implementing the NIS2 Directive, companies can make various mistakes that not only jeopardize security, but can also lead to significant sanctions and personal liability. The sources identify the following critical areas in particular: 1. Neglecting governance and management responsibility A key mistake is to treat cybersecurity merely as an IT issue rather than a matter for executive management. Insufficient involvement of senior management: Management bodies must not

1. Introduction: The Paradox of AI Adoption We are living in an era of rapid technological upheaval, where the pace of implementation often far outstrips the pace of safeguards. According to recent reports by McKinsey, 78% of all companies are already using generative AI (GenAI) to transform their value chains. Yet behind this boom lies a dangerous paradox: while usage is increasing massively, concerns among executives about cybersecurity, data protection, and the reliability

The use of artificial intelligence in the financial sector is steadily increasing, ranging from fraud detection and automated credit decisions to intelligent customer service solutions. Alongside these technological advances, regulatory requirements for IT security and operational stability are becoming more stringent. With the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), the European Union has established a binding regulatory framework that has been applicable since January 20