GRAEF Group strengthens cybersecurity: Participation in the Federal Commission on Cybersecurity

Peter Gräf, CEO of the GRAEF Group, recently attended an exclusive presentation of innovative developments by Dremel at the renowned Deloitte Greenhouse. In addition to impressive technologies such as humanoid robots, dog-like robots, 3D printers, VR glasses, drones and monowheels, the focus of the event was on intensive training on cyber security.

Cyber Resilience Act: Challenges and opportunities for German companies

The first part of the training was led by Steffen Zimmermann and focused on the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). This EU regulation aims to establish a minimum level of cyber security for all connected products available on the EU market in order to increase security within the European Union.

Companies are now required to establish clear responsibilities and processes for cybersecurity, including the appointment of a cybersecurity officer.

Political insights after the Bundestag elections: Germany's course

In the second part of the event, Marc Henrichmann MdB gave an outlook on the political landscape in Germany after the general election. He discussed the potential impact of the election results on the economy and emphasized the importance of adaptability and resilience for companies in times of political change.

Government Technology: Future steps for the state and administration

Finally, Ammar Alkassar presented an outlook on the next steps in the area of government technology. He emphasized how technological innovations can increase the efficiency of state institutions and the role that cooperation between the public and private sectors plays in this.

Participation in this event underlines the GRAEF Group's commitment to keeping its finger on the pulse of technological developments and continuously strengthening cyber security. The knowledge gained will help us to offer our customers even more secure and innovative solutions.