Boris Sobieski is chairman of the Piratenpartei Baden-Württemberg, regional association of the Pirate Party of Germany. He’s been working since 2016 for TBT Tiefbohrtechnik. Getting behind cool, a medium-sized mechanical engineering company, where he is responsible for the operation of the server and client infrastructure, as well as the IT security.
Its other tasks also include to work as Data Protection Coordinator.
Before joining TBT he worked as a freelance IT consultant for 22 years, primarily in the automotive and financial industries. His title is the challenge in the IT security of small and medium-sized enterprises in terms of global information war. In terms of global conflicts, which are increasingly being conducted with the help of the digital age, small and medium-sized companies are also increasingly coming under the excuse me, you sent me just a weird text.
It’s doubled, being targeted by international hacker gangs, but also by state actors. In his presentation, Boris will explain the challenges that small and medium-sized companies face in order to keep their own IT infrastructure secure and defend themselves against the text. It is not only a matter of fending off phishing and ransomware attacks.