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In the current world situation, where cyber threats are growing exponentially at a rapid pace, the European Union has taken a decisive step towards increased security with the introduction of the NIS2 Directive. The expanded set of rules not only serves as a guide for the protection of network and information systems, but also puts the focus on critical infrastructures (CRITIS) - the heart of our modern society. But why exactly is this revised directive so important for IT security managers? What innovations does it bring with it, and what challenges might we face? This article provides an in-depth look at the NIS2 directive, its key points and its relevance in today's digital era. Learn here how the NIS2 Directive serves as an enabler for a more robust and secure digital future.

IT Security and the metaverse

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A "revolutionary approach" or the "new Internet": There is no stinginess with superlatives when it comes to the topic of metaversum. Today's two-dimensional text and image landscapes on the monitors of our end devices are to become three-dimensional worlds of experience and shopping in the future. Today's metaverse platforms are still mainly in the gaming sector. But development is progressing steadily, and the way we work, socialise and live will change as a result. This will also open up new sales and growth opportunities for companies. But what does the metaverse mean for companies and organisations in terms of their IT security?

As infrastructures and devices become increasingly digitised and interconnected, the potential attack surface for successful cyberattacks also grows. The position of Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is therefore becoming increasingly common in Germany. Since he is responsible for the comprehensive cyber security strategy in companies or organisations - and thus essentially for the protection of sensitive data - the demands on professional and personal skills are immensely high. The long career path to becoming a CISO usually pays off: An attractive salary and good promotion prospects are just two of the advantages that come with the job as CISO. It is precisely the diverse challenges of the job description that offer the CISO great career potential.