Webinar: Anything can do — NIS2 must! Working together to achieve compliance
Practical insights from DRACOON, G DATA and Bare.ID to NIS2, IAM, secure data rooms, and modern authentication.
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OnDemand Partner Webinar: Anything can do — NIS2 must! Working together to achieve compliance
Implement NIS2 pragmatically — and achieve real efficiency gains in the process: In the joint webinar by DRACOON, G DATA and Bare.ID, you will learn how modern security and identity solutions work together to meet compliance requirements efficiently and practically.
See how single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and secure data rooms work together to reduce security risks, minimize password resets while improving the user experience.
The experts from DRACOON, G DATA and Bare.ID will present concrete measures, technical connections and practical solutions for a future-proof NIS2 strategy — from ISMS components and secure data rooms to passwordless authentication and federated IAM concepts.
Webinar Highlights:
- Classification of the NIS2 Directive including relevant thresholds
- Important ISMS components for implementation
- Secure data rooms with DRACOON rights and encryption concepts
- G DATA Verdict-as-a-Service for intelligent threat detection
- Bare.ID SSO & MFA: passwordless, step-up authentication, federated, open source based & hosted in German data centers
→ Watch now and get concrete practical ideas for your NIS2 strategy.
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