Webinar: From firefighting to foresight

Join our insightful webinar to explore why many of the most damaging incidents stem not from technical weaknesses, but from organizational shortcomings.

Cyberattacks and data breaches are growing in both frequency and sophistication. What makes them successful is rarely just technical flaws. Misconfigurations and stolen credentials are often the result of poor governance. When risks are not prioritized, responsibilities are unclear, or decisions are delayed, security becomes a matter of luck rather than design – leaving organizations exposed to breaches with severe consequences.

As new regulations such as NIS2, DORA, and CRA take effect across Europe, they mandate clear oversight and robust governance in cybersecurity and technology risk management. A governance-first approach ensures that security is embedded into decision-making rather than treated as an afterthought. Frameworks like ISO, NIST, and IEC can complement this strategy, serving as practical tools to operationalize governance principles.

Join our insightful webinar to explore why many of the most damaging incidents stem not from technical weaknesses, but from organizational shortcomings. We’ll discuss how a governance-first approach can be a powerful enabler for compliance with European regulations and for strengthening your cybersecurity posture.

Key takeaways:

• Why governance and leadership are critical for effective security management
• Real-world incidents where poor governance led to serious security problems
• How frameworks can support information and cybersecurity governance
• Concrete examples of how leadership decisions shape cybersecurity outcomes
• Why traditional security strategies often fall short

Our speaker, Peter Hellström, is a security advisor with over 30 years of experience in information security. At DNV Cyber, Peter leads expert advisory services in Cyber Security Management Consulting. 

We look forward to seeing you there.