Resilience Digest March’25
KRITIS and Increased Cyber Security Incidents
In News Now
The State of IT Security in Germany
Pro-Russian hackers attack Italian websites after president compares invasion of Ukraine to Nazis
Check your cyber security preparedness.
Why
- More security incidents mean stricter KRITIS rules on reporting and prevention.
- Companies can be targeted by hackers due to political ties, even if not politically active. Cyberattacks risk not just technical damage but also reputation and trust loss.
What to Ask
- Am I prepared for the expert prediction of an increased risk cyber security in 2025?
- Am I equipped to deal with the hackers?
- Have I created cases for cyberattacks in my crisis management tool? (Responsibilities, processes and more).
US Tariffs and What it Means for Your Company
In News Now
How the European Union could counter US tariffs
Factories from China spark geopolitical debates in Europe
Europe under pressure: Schaeffler cuts 4,700 jobs
Why
- Tariff disputes between the EU and US threaten supply chains, making early warnings and supplier diversity crucial.
- To stay competitive, companies must minimize geopolitical risks with resilient supply chains, flexible procurement, and market diversification.
- Staff cuts at key suppliers like Continental threaten supply chain stability, causing quality issues and higher costs, leading to delays and financial strain.
What to Ask
- How is this geopolitical developement going to affect my supply chain relations?
- What alternatives can I look into to stay unaffected by the newly imposed tariffs? How will it impact the costs and overall finances?
- Is my company in compliance for the alternative new supply chain relations I might have to secure?