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Faced with a growing cyber threat, how can you guarantee the continuity of your business, and meet the increased expectations of regulators in this area? Our economy is increasingly dependent on information systems. At the same time, cyber-attacks multiply and become more complex. Guaranteeing business continuity and strengthening the resilience of one's organisation has thus never been more crucial.

In March, the financial sector supervisor sent a memorandum to the regulated entities to raise awareness of the evolution of the cyber threat in the context of increasing geopolitical tensions. The CSSF stressed the importance of having a robust business continuity plan and ensuring that both online and offline backups of systems and data are functioning and recoverable.

Moreover, the European Union's Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) will soon impose new requirements on financial institutions (and their ICT service providers) to manage information and communication technology risks.

However, cyber threats are not exclusive to the financial sector. All other sectors are also affected, such as transport, energy, and hospitals to name a few.

Experts, however, note that the level of security of the players is not always up to the challenges.

On 2 February, DELL Technologies and Kyndryl invite you to an exclusive lunch dedicated to Luxembourg C-Levels, to talk about these issues. Join us to discuss and share your vision, ambitions and needs with our invitees and your peers and get inspired on securing your organisation's critical assets and data.

On this occasion, David Hagen, who was responsible for supervising the information systems of regulated entities and supporting PFS within the CSSF for 20 years, will share his point of view on these issues.