Looking for content on Identity & Access Management for the water and energy sectors?

Download the slides from our webinar with our partner DAGMA GmbH, hosted by DATAKONTEXT GmbH as part of the "Cybersecurity for the Energy and Water Industry" theme day.
About the webinar:
Too many logins are not just a convenience issue; they are a security risk. Using typical scenarios from the utility sector, Nico Kugelmann and Jürgen Zorenc demonstrate how shared accounts, permanent maintenance access, and fragmented user management turn identities into vulnerabilities, resulting in a chaotic mix of logins, passwords, and permissions.
In this practical demo from Bare.ID, learn how to centrally manage logins and improve security with phishing-resistant authentication. Single Sign-On (SSO) reduces unnecessary access barriers, while centralized role and permission management makes access for employees, service providers, and customers easier to control. The focus is on integrating existing applications rather than creating further isolated solutions.
Attackers rarely break in; they log in. This presentation shows how central identity controls effectively secure logins for employees, service providers, and customers.
Nico Kugelmann (Bare.ID):
With over 10 years of experience in cybersecurity and IAM, Nico Kugelmann understands the requirements of critical infrastructure (KRITIS) companies and combines technical expertise with strategic partner management.
Jürgen Zorenc (DAGMA):
With over 25 years of experience in IT security, Jürgen Zorenc helps you take a holistic approach to Identity & Access Management, effectively securing identities and access, and implementing a secure, efficient, and future-proof IAM architecture.
From OTP to passwordless: Steffen Ritter explains modern MFA technologies and their use in companies.
Across Germany, there is increasing pressure on authorities and companies to manage identities confidently, in compliance with GDPR and without dependencies.
For thousands of companies, the real pressure to act is now beginning. 1 out of 4 affected companies has not even begun implementation yet.