Cyber Security Germany
Cyber security is on top of the agenda for Germany and the Netherlands respectively for the coming years. With the rapid nature of digitalisation and the global challenge to secure smart industries, the importance of advancing future-proof cyber security together is apparent.
Together with German counterparts, a joint initiative of several Dutch companies, knowledge institutes and the Dutch government is now moving towards a more cyber secure Europe. Learn how.
A group of Dutch companies and government agencies have joined forces to offer the German market opportunities for effective cyber security solutions. We are partners in meeting our ambition to continue providing state-of-the-art cyber security solutions. And do this by excelling in the field of Operational Technology, Internet of Things, secure government, Identity and Access management and business communications.
The Dutch entrepreneurial mentality is open, inclusive and inventive. Given the strategic location in relation to Germany, digital adoption rate and cultural similarities, there are many collaboration opportunities for German and Dutch organisations.
Interconnected markets will enable a sustained flow of business and knowledge exchange. Market growth, the creation of new jobs, and scaling up ongoing relations between German and Dutch companies is the expected outcome on both sides of the border.
Together, we can build trusted European solutions for cyber security
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Past events
2024
Cybersecurity Event | Munich, DE (21 November)
Dutch-German Cyber Security Event with EY. The event brought together decision-makers and cyber security experts from the Netherlands and Germany to tackle pressing issues in AI, data, and compliance. We were honoured to have Dr. Fabian Mehring, Bavarian Minister for Digital Affairs, open the event with an inspiring welcome address. He shed light on the cyber security landscape in Germany and Bavaria, highlighted the economic toll of cybercrime in Germany and underscored the urgency of European collaboration. Jip Mennen, cyber diplomat at the Dutch Embassy in Berlin.
Keynotes by Matthias Bandemer, Germany Cyber security Services Leader at EY and Wouter Goudswaard, CCO of Eye Security GmbH, delivered valuable insights into cyber risk management and compliance.
it-sa 365 Expo&Congress 2024 | Nuremberg, DE (22-24 October)
Europe's largest trade fair for IT security, and one of the most important dialogue platforms for IT security solutions.
Cyber Security visit | Stuttgart & Munich, DE (23-25 April)
Cyber security visit to Stuttgart and Munich, Germany. A Dutch cyber security delegation visited Stuttgart, Karlsruhe and Munich to explore the cyber landscape in southern Germany and strengthen ties with key partners. The programme included exchanges with StartUpSecure KASTEL and KIT KASTEL in Karlsruhe, as well as a round table in Stuttgart with government and industry representatives on SME cyber challenges. In Munich, the delegation joined a legal session hosted by HEUSSEN and led a round table on cyber security in the health sector, with contributions from Bavarian government, clinics and industry experts. Both visits concluded with King’s Day celebrations, providing valuable opportunities for informal networking.
2023
PIB Germany Event 2023 | Munich, DE (14 November)
Speakers included Dr. Hans Michael Strepp (Bavarian State Ministry for Digital) on international cooperation and Mira Woldberg (Deputy Ambassador NL) on Bavarian–Dutch collaboration. Keynotes: Dr. Silvia Knittl (PwC, Zero Trust), Dimitri van Zantvliet (NS, cyber strategy), Emily Jacometti (Hackshield, cyber-safe generation). Panel with Knittl, Van Zantvliet, Chris van den Hooven (Hudson Cybertec). Breakouts: Hudson Cybertec & Rhebo (critical infrastructure), Guardian360 & Bristol Group (compliance), Munich Re (cyber insurance), SecuMailer & Universität der Bundeswehr (resilient culture), GCS Cyber & Siemens Advanta (talent & diversity), EclecticIQ (threat monitoring).
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