Cybersecurity is no longer an IT/office issue but is becoming increasingly prevalent in the service and production sectors. In the past, classic awareness measures were usually dumped on all those „affected” with a watering can.

However, in times of increasing cyber threats combined with tight budgets and production step optimisations, it is necessary to focus on relevance. Cybersecurity is now omnipresent but not equally pronounced everywhere. Phishing, for example, is more prevalent in everyday office life than in a production plant with technical equipment. Nevertheless, there is also a need for awareness measures there, but adapted to the respective working environment.

Jörg Jungblut, SBB AG, and Markus Günther, TEMET AG, show their way to a decentralised controlled awareness, which consists of more than just sending phishing e-mails.

About the speakers

Jörg Jungblut

Information Security Officer at SBB

Since the mid-90s Jörg Jungblut has been working internationally in the field of information security as a consultant and manager; in his previous positions (Swisscom, SIX), responsibility for training and awareness of information security lay with his team. For almost 20 years, striving to focus on the impact of awareness on people and to question bare managerial numbers (a.k.a. KPI).
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Markus Günther

Security Consultant at Temet

Markus Günther has a passion for training and awareness topics that revolve around people.

Markus has already managed and accompanied several national and international projects.

Apart from awareness, he enjoys audit and assessment mandates.

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