In Case of Emergency F24

In conversation with:

Markus Epner - Head of Academy at F24 AG. Markus possesses a wealth of experience in security and crisis management. He served as a Special Forces officer during the Bosnian and Kosovo wars and worked in leadership roles in the corporate sector for over two decades, primarily at Lufthansa and Boehringer Ingelheim. Markus holds degrees in Security and Crisis Management from Kiel and security & crisis studies from the Police Administrative College in Schleswig-Holstein.

1:14 In the past we had every few years one crisis, then we had polycrisis... and now we are in the era of primacrisis.

4:23 Markus, what's your view of what's the future of Resilience.

8:15 It's so ridiculous that 50 years after tthe crisis scenario of Apollo 13, people still think that they have to manage crisis with pen and paper.

11:52 Technology increases the ability for collaboration for different divisions in an organisations or different disciplines.

In conversation with:

Markus Epner - Head of Academy at F24 AG. Markus possesses a wealth of experience in security and crisis management. He served as a Special Forces officer during the Bosnian and Kosovo wars and worked in leadership roles in the corporate sector for over two decades, primarily at Lufthansa and Boehringer Ingelheim. Markus holds degrees in Security and Crisis Management from Kiel and security & crisis studies from the Police Administrative College in Schleswig-Holstein.

5:01 People were really interested in holistic software solutions.

08:55 There's a hurricane that's come over the BCI world which no longer talks about Business Continuity but about Resilience.

10:57 Innovation Resilience, that is a term I have never heard before - where you are continuously innovating.

15: 30 There's this fear that Resilience is hardly attracting attention anymore because it's so overused

- Key Considerations for Business Compliance
Guest Speaker: Dr. Roland Pulfer, Founder of Business-DNA Solutions GmbH and GRC Expert

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Roland Pulfer, a seasoned entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience and a focus on governance, risk, and compliance. The episode revolves around the Supply Chain Act, a regulatory challenge for numerous businesses. Roland sheds light on its global reach, the significant implications for businesses as well as the challenges that might come along, like e.g. complex supply chains, resource constraints within compabies, and the need for comprehensive due diligence.

02:09 Compared to other regulations of the past, how do you see the EU Supply Chain Act? What are its implications and requirements?

04:47 Which companies fall in the scope of the Supply Chain Act? What are the impacts on international companies?

08:15 What are the practical consequences for businesses?

10:45 What obstacles may arise for businesses during the implementation of these guidelines?

13:15 What advice would you give to companies obliged to comply with the Supply Chain Act?

14:40 What have you learned by working in your profession that you may have adopted as a standard practice either in your personal life or perhaps your professional life?

Guest Speaker -Amélie Grangeat, Senior Product Manager, F24, Public Warning Systems Expert & Laurent Arzel, Navigation Project Leader, TELESPAZIO

In this episode we are joined by two leading experts, Amelie Grangeat and Laurent Arzel, who will talk about how EWSS is revolutionizing the way we respond to emergencies by leveraging the power of satellite technology. Amelie is a Senior Product Manager at F24 and a Public Warning System Expert. She has appeared on our podcast before as well. She is in conversation with Laurent Arzel who is the Navigation Project Leader from TELESPAZIO. Listen to them talk about how technology is making Public Warning System more effective to cover all kinds of crisis scenarios.

08:42 What are the next steps/obstacles to remove so that this project goes live?

10:38 What have you learned by working in your profession that you may have adopted as a standard working practice either in your personal life or perhaps your professional life?

Guest Speaker -Amélie Grangeat, Senior Product Manager, F24, Public Warning Systems Expert & Laurent Arzel, Navigation Project Leader, TELESPAZIO

In this episode we are joined by two leading experts, Amelie Grangeat and Laurent Arzel, who will talk about how EWSS is revolutionizing the way we respond to emergencies by leveraging the power of satellite technology. Amelie is a Senior Product Manager at F24 and a Public Warning System Expert. She has appeared on our podcast before as well. She is in conversation with Laurent Arzel who is the Navigation Project Leader from TELESPAZIO. Listen to them talk about how technology is making Public Warning System more effective to cover all kinds of crisis scenarios.

03:46 Could you please present the Galileo constellation and the GNSS signal?

06:26 Is this Galileo signal compatible with all smartphones in Europe?

10:15 Could you please present the Stellar project, its objectives and the consortium?

12:52 Could you please present the Emergency Warning Service by Satellite, its advantages and constraints?

Guest Speaker - Stefanie Hach, Head of Sales & Marketing, F24 Luxembourg

Stefanie holds an M. Sc. in Management from the European Business School and has a background in business consulting for digital services with working with many fortune 500 companies. Stefanie joined the F24 in 2017 and since has learned her trade in crisis management at the side of the F24 founder Christian Götz. Stefanie heads the commercial team at F24 Luxembourg and she is responsible for establishing and directing all sales and marketing activities in Luxembourg and also the Netherlands. Stefanie is also a member of the board of Women Cyber Force, an NGO supporting females in the technology industry and aiming to increase the female presence at the field of cyber.

02:21 What are the top trends in cyber risk for the next few years ahead?
03:45 And in regards to the growing trend of internet of things - So if we combine it with the cybersecurity, is it something we need to have a closer look at?
05:50 Why is the female presence in cybersecurity so little today?
07:48 Do you think the cybersecurity industry needs a change for women to become more engaged within opportunities?
08:50 What have you learned by working in your profession that you may have adopted as a standard working practice either in your personal life or perhaps your professional life?